a once-daily pill that goes beyond lowering a1c? on it with jardiance. ask your doctor about jardiance. on it with jardiance. 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 the morning everybody. it's sunday, july 10th. i'm lou scored. thanks for joining us. we're gonna have more wildfire coverage in just a moment. but first, let's start with a look at the weather tracking, of course these dry conditions lisa. good morning. good morning to you the temperatures coming up today as we turn up the heat high pressure building in we still have fog at the coast those we

look at live doppler 7. you can see not a whole lot of it it is going to be swept away for the most part throughout the afternoon, but that seabreeze remains. here's a look at the south bay. it is clear 55 downtown 58 in oakland, san jose is in the upper 50s, and you can see that compressed marine layer from sfo low 50s santa rosa 60 in concord, so it's clear inland, but the deck low clouds providing some mist and drizzle and temporarily pulling back, but we'll have partly cloudy skies around much of the shore lines a little sun little fog breezy wind 70s. eighties by noon time but 80s and 90s later on today. so the numbers coming up at least 10 degrees today and still a warm run on tap for monday. i'll have the full accuather forecast in a few minutes liz. all right lisa. thank you 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 first reported last month, but it 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 the scene with aerial resources and water drops crews are on the scene right now to monitor multiple hot spots. there are no reports right now though of damage or injuries a fire burning inside yosemite national park has now doubled in size. it's the so-called washburn fire it scorched nearly 1200 acres so far. it's led to the evacuations of the historic community of wawona and closed yosemite's mariposa grove. that's where hundreds of gigantic sequoias are. 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 is at 0% 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 america and that includes the washburn fire burning in yosemite. the platform is many months in

the making by the western fire chiefs association. you can find this map on their website. it uses real-time 911 calls and fire tracking data from the feds to map big fires users then have the ability to know how close the danger is even with fire or self-service? but here in the it's here 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. happening now 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 pretty heavy the backup for some being around an hour abc 7 news reporter 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 cars 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 and the bay area here in sausalito. and so it's important that we can be able to address the concerns that effect 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 to get about the bridge about 30 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. 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 shinzo abe the people of japan continue to mourn his death abc news reporter christine. sloan has the latest.

morning, the death of former prime minister shinzo abe following his assassination. we are feeling the excruciating pain secretary of state antony 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 the tragedy for japan tragedy for his family and loved ones and all the knew him. but also for the world aura 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 him 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. is about how the assassin could get so close to abbey a 90-member task force. now investigating a vigil will be held on monday for abbey 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. it's 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. right lisa 607 sun starting to peek out a little bit.

maybe yes, we're certainly seeing the sun away from the bay the compressed marine layer here 57 degrees at sfo highs coming up through the 70s today still a seabreeze but a warm up for everyone. in fact, we're talking 10 degrees of warming inland. so pretty toasty the next few days. i'll have my accuather seven day forecast coming up. thanks lisa. also i had abortions at sea a bay area doctor is ready to launch. vicious project in the wake of the supreme court's decision to overturn rovers's wade, the numerous hurdles. she's facing and earlier of this week bay area rock legend, carlos santana collapsed during a concert will have an update on his tour plans and what doctors are recommending.

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more flavorful immune support. this morning at least 14 people have been shot and killed at a local tavern after police. say a group of on men 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 the group of men were armed with rifles and pistols and quotes started shooting randomly. please have yet to determine the motive so you can stay with us for any developing updates this morning on that. chaos since sri lanka as protesters swarmed the president's residents and office and the latest protests over the country's economic crisis. the prime minister's home was broken into and set on fire. it's not clear if either of the men were home at the time this happened both the prime minister and the president say they will resign in the coming days sri lankans have been protesting for months as millions 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 week rescuing a little boy in the delta the three men jumped into action near rio vista on the july 4th weekend to save a struggling eight year old boy their bodies were recovered back on tuesday the 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 details of this fundraiser today if you want to support it. is that raymonde park in west oakland? getting at noon. abortion activists again took to the streets saturday 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 put it on the ballot. bay area obgyn is serving up an innovative solution for some women living in states that have been 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 conjuring 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.

out of state for services a floating clinic closer by 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 will take she says roughly 20 million dollars to get the clinic afloat, including retrofitting a boat and initial costs of patient care a somewhat optim. but realistic timeline would be a year and i you know it a dream would be something like to eight months. what i think someone would have to give us a vessel tomorrow and while she's ready to go. she's also readying for a load

of legal challenges. we have a legal team consisting of the lawyering project, which is a nonprofit attorney group that basically fights. are reproductive health fully expecting some rough waters ahead. so we also have maritime lawyers defense 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 third were turned in doing a no questions asked gun buyback event in fairfield. these are some of the weapons handed over to police people who turned in guns receive gift cards 50 bucks for handguns a hundred for rifles. the event was organized by local faith groups police the da's office and the matt garcia foundation garcia was a fairfield city councilman. he was shot and killed in 2008 in a case of miss and i 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 on tuesday after passing out during his show in michigan. santana said he forgot to eat and drink water so that he was dehydrated and suffering from heat exhaustion doctors have recommended rest for a full recovery. six shows have been pushed back oakland's rockin' stroll event was in full swing on saturday and the city's rockridge bay area residents enjoyed a fulfilled with live music local vendors and activities for the whole family the outdoor event was free for everyone of all ages and the stroll takes place every second saturday of the month through the end of the year. you can expect to see live performances from musicians from a wide variety of genres from bluegrass to contemporary pop. and the weather should be pretty nice for some outdoor activities like this today lisa. yes, it will be liz.

we've got our natural air conditioner not going too far at the shoreline the low-class the fog the afternoon sea breeze, but it will drift a little bit away from the coast to bring some sunshine and we're going to see high pressure building in a bit bringing the warmth in our inland valleys. here's a look at the wider view where if we get a trough this time of year in the pacific northwest that can enhance that onshore fl is what's going to happen on tuesday next couple days nice and warm out there inland back to summer and look at this beautiful view from our sutro tower camera with the low clouds the fog 56 in the city at 58 in oakland 60 in palo alto with upper 50s, san jose and visibility about two miles along the central coast and up through the san mateo. there's a look at the cloud deck in the city santa rosa 5150 petaluma, so certainly comfortable out there good sleeping. there once again, we'll see the overnight lows return to the 50s. you see a conquered right now at

60 degrees and from our roof camera sunny day today. the winds will be out of the west. so on shore winds allowing for a very pleasant day the closer to the coast you a windier will be but we'll be in the 70s. for a switch so drizzle at the coast this morning partly cloudy overall, then we'll get into a sunny and much warmer day inland today and tomorrow even places like palo alto warming up and as well as sausalito as you get closer to the bay and our highest temperatures 90s to 100 degrees. so here's a look at that fog footprint as a pills back where mostly sunny and you'll notice that it's along the marin county coast san mateo and it's back throughout the bay overnight tonight into monday and then again as it pulls back, it's going to be a weaker onshore flow and that means a slightly warmer still at the coast, but we've got a light easterly flow well to the east of us around where the yosemite and parts of the central valley. so that is allowing for the

smoke to drift towards hanford also towards sacramento and then also through the southern sierra. it's getting a little bit of a push to the north. so all of that smoke drifting up through southlake bringing some hazy skies and temperatures here very warm into the 90s to near 100 degrees in yosemite and that fire continues to grow unfortunately. so the smoke in that area over towards carson city and nevada as well as we get into the rest of the day today and tomorrow very similar looking temperatures with a lot of 90s and look at that heat coming into play from fairfield, calistoga into cloverdale, but we stay pretty comfortable at the coast by tuesday. sure releases its grip and we're cooler that takes us into wednesday with similar temperatures as for today then looking at those 90s arriving from livermore 95 for concord 94.85 around the water in richmond. so that's a warm day was seventies by the airport the

accuweather 7-day forecast 60s at the coast. mid-80s around the bay upper 90s inland and the warmth holds on through your monday the cooler pattern tuesday and wednesday and we'll warm it up a little bit more thursday friday. saturday so not looking at any triple digit heat. that's some good news liz. that is some good news. alright lisa. we'll take it. chef and entrepreneur ayesha 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 will 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 in black-owned businesses. the names sweet july was inspired by her wedding wedding anniversary and 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.

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joins us now from new york to tell us what's coming up at 7:00 on good morning america. good morning coming up on gma the latest on the dangerous weather this weekend, including those wildfires burning out west and in yosemite national park has of campers evacuate the area

are weather team tracking heat alerts and triple digit temperatures plus the new effort to bring wnba star brittany greiner home and out of russian custody following her guilty plea on drug charges the former governor planning to head to moscow to help negotiate her release and making history at the women's wimbledon final yesterday the first player representing kazakhstan to win a grand slam. our gm18 is live from london as we look ahead to the men's final match. it's all ahead here on gma. this year's a's walk. san francisco is seven days away. it takes place sunday, july 17th and golden gate park the walk benefits diverse hiv aids coben officiaries. each delivereliver essential prs to the community to register. you can call 415-615 walk or visit sf.aids walk dot net great peyton manning drafted actress and comedian janelle james to be on his team for a new competitive game show entertainment guru george pennocio with our sister station in los angeles.

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. it sounds 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. 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 a 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 bright light in 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 the final straw premieres tonight at 9:00 right here on abc 7 so to come on abc 7 mornings the supreme court 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 they were rescued.

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building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. everyone. thanks for joining us. we're going to start this half hour with another check of the forecast. let's get back over to lisa arjen. hey, lisa. hey liz, one of my favorite pictures. is that deck of low clouds is it streams across the bay? and here it is from our sutro tower camera where you can see that it's on the move here 56 in the city 58 in oakland.

60 in palo alto, but we are looking at sunshine breaking out all over the bay. in fact, it's sunny inland. this is the view from mount diablo where it is 73 degrees there so already the upper elevations really retaining that warmth from yesterday relative humidity only in the teens 60 in concord 51 in santa rosa and we have a mild visibility novato just better than that half moon bay and nine o'clock 60s and 70s sunny everywhere even sunshine. city with warmer temperatures today along the coast partly cloudy 11 o'clock. we're in the 70s. it's warming up you'll be able to feel it when you step outside mid-morning and then by the afternoon, it's quite hot out there with mid and upper 90s making a comeback inland and by the bay shore it's a warm one from palo alto to redwood city today while we keep that sea breeze right along the coast liz. all right lee said thank you after a two year hiatus san jose is oban festival is back. it's a japanese.

buddhist festival that honors the dead and dates back decades this weekend celebration is taking 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 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 those who have passed friends and family, and we actually have a lantern up here for our grandpa passed away. but this weekend's festival was about more than just remembering personal loved ones lost. it's also a chance to reflect on recent events one of the events on many people.

is mine saturday was the assassination of former japanese prime 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 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 is 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 and enjoy the food. enjoy the dancing in san jose tim johns abc 7 news. a vigil for shinzoabe is planned for monday night in japan and his funeral will be on tuesday officials. haven't yet addressed the possibility of a public memorial

for the former prime minister. his body was returned to his home city of tokyo roughly 200 miles away from where he was assassinated in nara us secretary of state and 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 family. friends are sharing memories and honoring the victims' lives. here's abc news reporter ellen lopez. 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 waldo who loved attending the parade each year with his family. he was just the perfect father. perfect grandfather. perfect great-grandfather on friday friends and family gather to remember nicolas toledo dual citizen. he would travel from mexico to commerce 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 leah sometime spoke of her mother jackie sunheim a 63 year old former preschool 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 and off of 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 delta tell him his parents were gone. the alleged shooter facing seven

counts of first-degree murder authorities. say the suspect could face dozens of additional charges one for each bullet fired and one for each person injured. his you back in court july 28th. elwim lopez abc news. so sad for those families. all right, 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 7 news reporter stephanie sierra explains how the process could become more restrictive 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 weapon often referred as a ccw. the impact is especially hitting the bay area as several counties that rarely. issued 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 the 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. more applic ations humming in more concealed weapons will be

circulating our communities. but a new build your aims to restrict where these concealed firearms may be carried and among. other things require at least 16 hours of training, which is double 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 if passed it would prohibit concealed weapons from places like schools places of government buildings businesses selling alcohol amusement parks and sports venues will have this on the governor's desk in august and i think he'll 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 ranges for ranging from ages 2 to 29 were found malnourish 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 were living with people facing child abuse charges and some older children were facing housing issues and food insecurity the investig. says the social services system was understaffed and overwhelmed with cases. ford as we're calling tens of thousands of suvs and telling owners they need to park their cars outside. died because of the fire risk more than 100,000 hybrids are under this expanded recall notice. they include ford escapes mavericks and lincoln course hairs 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 and starbucks has already pulled a brand new breaded chicken maple butter and egg sandwich off store shelves. it was yanked off the menu just five. after its debut, all leftover sandwiches are going to be tossed a spokesperson from starbucks says the decision is not linked to any reports of foodborne illnesses. they just say the sandwich just wasn't up to the company's quality standards. still ahead on abc 7 warnings helping to prevent wildfires in our forests a lot of benefits and that's why there's an effort now to bring back indigenous forest management spencer christian will have the details and a live look outside now as we had to break. you can see the coliseum. are clear on the roads a little hazy in the sky. we'll chat with lisa again when we get back. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing

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back stewardship of native lands and help build a better bay area abc 7 weather anchor spencer christian as a look at the movement. so right here on this larger doug fir you can see some of the fire scarring from the 2020 czu 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 the brakes 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 leg 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 benefits from clearing away damaging insects to purifying water runoff into recent 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 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 in science. 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 amountsen partner with save the redwoods league the peninsula open space trust and sempervironence 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. and 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. lisa will take anything. we can get we have to try something because sometimes these fires they just get out of control and they're getting worse. that's true. liz certainly thinking about the one in yosemite and right now we've got the marine layer here over the bay area parts of it. anyway, it's clear inland and we're looking at that se keeping temperatures comfortable but microclimates in full swing today as we have that 30 to 35 degree temperature spread. i'll detail your sunday and forecast for the week ahead next. thanks, lisa. also next day two is done steph curry besting some dance moves out on the course of the celebrity golf tournament at lake tahoe because alvarez look and go i love the highlights coming up in sports.

okay in sports 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 dubstep. excuse me dub superstar. steph curry is showing off his double sport ability at the american century championship celebrity golf tournament in lake tahoe abc 7's chris alvarez has highlights in this morning sports good morning. it was another beautiful day on the 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 stephen curry. well, he's showing off his dance moves a splash brother. he really can do it all he hold out on 13 friday from almost the exact same spot saturday ken steph do it again and look at this. oh, so close playing partner justin timberlake says, what's wrong with you steph? supposed to slash that good 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 out 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 gonna slide on by he drops into a tie for 20th and now trails his dad dell in that family jump in tahoe challenge. okay step said there was no way charles barkley would finish in the top 70 barkley 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 minute 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 children in san diego, carlos rodan a giant effort at one point retired 22 in a row struck out manny machado three times finished with 12 strikeouts top of the eight tied at one wilmer flores. oh the giants needed that two-run blast to his friends in left three one san francisco rodan part of those dugout fist

bumps, and then rode down was bringing the heat in the night. 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 mc coliseum this young man struggling to stay awake bottom four. he's down to nothing little swinging fun and sean murphy avoids the tag safe a's down a run very next pitch all 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 wins 3-2 as their first win over houston this season. hey, you just 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 really no pain, but today might be a different story that looked like it really

hurts. that is your look at sports. let's send things back to you. all right, lisa. typical san francisco summer pretty foggy out there this morning. yes, it is liz, but we'll see a little bit of a change as that marine layer retreats. it has been sunny and our inland valleys and making for some pretty pictures this morning low pressure is going to visit us again in about two or three days and that will allow for a more expansive marine layer, but as we look at this bigger perspective here, you notice really not much going on in the pacific northwest. so that means we're going to warm up so looking the gray sky here this morning 56 in the city 58 in oakland 60 in palo alto with upper 50s, san jose mid-50s half moon bay and gorgeous view of the marine layer here the low clouds and fogs some drizzle the closer you get to the shoreline 51 santa rosa 15 petaluma with upper 50s by the delta and 60 in concord. so certainly some wipers not a whole lot of drizzle on that fog. we'll be pulling back from the

coast temporarily today for a slightly. summer afternoon there. there's a shark tank with partly cloudy skies in the south bay. we've got the drizzle the coast so partly cloudy overall to start your sunday the big warm-up today and tomorrow with temperatures climbing about 10 degrees in our warmest interior valleys and that warmth spreading across the bay shore from newark to palo alto and redwood city today. so the highest temperatures will be well into the 90s today and tomorrow, but we don't get rid of the sea breeze the winds will if as we get inland, but at the coast we still have that onshore flow, but it's mostly sunny otherwise and then into your early tomorrow. we're still looking at the low clouds and fog and then they get banked up along the coast high pressure is what is expanding to the east of us and that's allowing for the warm up, but it's not strong enough to get rid of that marine layer altogether 66 ocean beach today as well as half moon bay. so that's a little warmer partly cloudy skies with 70s down

through santa cruz and monterey that ocean temperature. in the low 50s, so that light easterly wind over into near yosemite allowing for the fog and haze to drift into the sacramento valley, but also a southwest wind pushing that smoke up towards the northern sierra, so it's been hazy heard from some folks in tahoe that said they saw the smoke yesterday. so it certainly beginning to drift into the sierra, nevada. and of course that fire is doubling in size. it did since yesterday and we're looking at temperatures in the 90s to near 100 degrees. so throughout the day-to-day and tomorrow the air quality will certainly be affected from lake tahoe down three yosemite 86 in santa clara. it's 84 and sunnyvale this afternoon with mid 80s from san mateo downtown 74 a nice seabreeze with 68 in the sunset 80s to mid 90s up in the north bay a warm day there vallejo. how about 92 degrees? and on the east bay?

we're in the low 80s san europe 83 in hercules inland 94 in concord and livermore the accuweather seven-day forecast 60s at the coast low to mid 80s inland upper 90s today tomorrow a cooler pattern for tuesday and wednesday as that seabreeze strengthens and then high pressure bringing us a little bit warmer weather the end of the week liz. all right, sounds good. you know, i like it warm. yeah. thank you coming up next sibling scuffle in south lake tahoe how to bears were caught on camera duking it out this week. tell you more about the cute duo when we come back stick with meet ron. that man is always on. and he's on it with jardiance for type 2 diabetes. his underhand sky serve? on fire. his grilling game? on point.

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and mega number five. nobody picked. ked. next numbers in that drawing either and wednesday's jackpot grows to 27 million dollars a eo black bears playfully wrestling on friday in south lake tahoe. check out this video the full footage shows the two siblings putting up quite the fight for over 10 minutes. a local resident there is known to place multiple cameras on trails that are often visited by wildlife on instagram. he wrote the two bears look like they're enjoying their life without mom around although maybe mom needs to come in intervene, but very cute, or hopefully they're being cute. it's cool to see regardless. all right, lisa. let's get a final check of the forecast. i'm sure a lot of people are up in tahoe this weekend. yeah. absolutely. it's been nice, but now the smoke and haze filtering into the northern sierra from the southern sierra with the fire in yosemite there 81 today a warmer day on the east bay with mid 80s and fremont to look at the heats returning to our inland valleys 94 in concord as well as santa

rosa was 74 downtown in the accuweather seven day forecast. we're going to keep the with with us through tomorrow the low clouds and fog at the coast some drizzle even and then as we get cooler mid-week, we'll warm it up again in time for next weekend liz. all right, lisa. thank you. and thank you all for joining us here on abc 7 mornings. i'm liz kroitz along with lisa argent abc 7 news continues at 9. am we hope to see you then gma is next. have a great day.

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