>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: a state of emergency declared as the mill fire burns in siskiyou county. it is 0% contained and has exploded in size. the holiday heat wave is coming. good morning, everyone. it is saturday, september 3. i am liz kreutz. let's start with a look at the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: the hottest week is ahead

of 2022. it looks like this will extend well past labor day. fog free conditions. could be a few patches by half moon bay. today, the coolest day by far out of the next seven. 58 in san rafael. we have dangerous heat on the way starting tomorrow. 8:00 -- 11:00 through 8:00 tuesday. a heat advisory until monday night for the bayshore and san francisco. right now, it is comfortable. noon. time, 70's and. 80's upper 60's for the coast. liz: governor newsom has declared a state of emergency as the mill fire explodes in size in siskiyou county. it is 0% contained and has

burned 3900 acres. a mandatory evacuation for all residents in the town of weed, 70 miles north of reading, heading toward the oregon border on i-5. >> there is approximately 200 homes in the line of the fire's direction. liz: the fire was first reported i do lumber mill before 1:00 in the afternoon on friday. it quickly spread to dry vegetation nearby. another fire, the mountain fire is burning a few miles from the mill fire in weed. you can see them on our wildfire tracker on abc7news.com. the fire has doubled in size. it has burned 1400 acres and is 0% contained. here in the bay area, we are entering the fourth consecutive day of a flex alert. from 4:00 to 9:00, all

californians are being asked to conserve energy. we could be seeing higher numbers this afternoon. this graph shows how much demand there is on the grid at any given time. here is what you can do to help during peak hours. set your thermostat to 78 degrees or higher if your health allows. do not charge your electric car or use major appliances during those hours and turn off any unnecessary lights. several events are still happening this weekend. one of them starting today. the scottish highland gathering and games in the east bay. tim johns got a preview of the event and shows us how organizers will balance having fun with heat related concerns. ♪ >> if you listen closely, you might hear a familiar sound making its way back to the alameda county fairgrounds. >> all things scottish. >> for the 150 six time, the

club of san francisco will be hosting its annual scottish highlands gathering and games. friday night they held a fundraiser to kick off the weekend. the president of the club says the event is one of the largest of its kind in the u.s. and is a way for scottish people to share culture with the rest of the bay area. >> never giving up pride in our country and our ways of life and the ways of dress. >> with temperatures expected to soar this weekend, heat will be of concern. several events are outdoors and physically demanding. >> we will have cooling tents, misters throughout the fairground, five buildings that are air-conditioned. >> the hot weather in consideration for several participants. bagpiper christopher explains extreme heat can have an effect

on the way his instrument performs. >> it does not vibrate as much so managing moisture will be critical. people will be adding ice chips to keep moisture inside. >> filled with food, fun and a lot of uniquely scottish features. >> at the end of the day, we are here to enjoy the time, music, athletics, the sheep herding. >> tim johns, abc 7 news. ♪ liz: hospitals are gearing up to help people who might overdo it this weekend or are especially susceptible to the heat. dominican hospital in santa cruz is scheduling extra staff. medical experts say older people and people with health conditions are not the only vulnerable populations to heat sickness. >> we have had young people who would out and enjoy the day at the boardwalk and found

themselves feeling dehydrated, dizzy, nauseated and needing to come to the emergency department. liz: there are important signs to look out for to avoid heat related illness, including dizziness and nausea. the city of oakland is working to remove the toxic red tide from lake merritt before the heat makes the algae bloom even worse. focus friday was on the surface of the lake and that work will continue. crews spent the last three days removing 1000 pounds of dead fish from the shoreline. you can check temperatures on the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. you can download that on roku, apple tv, amazon fire and google tv. new developments into the investigation of a fatal shooting of a 23-month-old in oakland. chp release these photos of two cars they believed were involved in the freeway shooting that killed jasper on the 880 last november.

the cars are at 2007 to 2010 greg infinity sedan and a nissan -- gray infinity sedan and a nissan. a stray bullet hit him. the number on your screen 707-9 17-4491. in pittsburg last night, iraq-year-old was injured after what police believe -- a 12-year-old was injured in what police believe was a road rage shooting. officers say near buchanan road and harbor street is where a man pulled alongside the car and filed a single round. the 12-year-old was hit in the leg. the mother sped off to a shopping center. police have arrested one suspect. nasa will take another shot at launching its mega mood rocket later this morning. it will be the second attempt to get artemis 1 off the ground.

monday's liftoff had to be scrubbed because of an engine issue. a change in fueling seems to have changed the problem. >> they have looked at it from gizzard to gizzard. the only thing that will get in the way if it does is summer time in florida, rain storms, lightning storms. liz: on abc 7 at 7:00 this morning i got the chance to talk more about the historic artemis mission with a nasa astronaut. jessica: this mission is a big milestone because it is starting the full artemis missions. it is our test flight of the space rocket and the orion capsule with all the systems integrated and it will go all the way around the moon. even further than the apollo missions went. it will go 40,000 miles past the moon and come 60 miles from the surface of the moon and then come back.

it will be 42 days. we are testing the heatshield. that is the bottom of the capsule that protects the capsule when it reenters the atmosphere and protects all the astronauts inside. this mission is without crewmembers. the very next one will have crewmembers so we need to get the first one correct. liz: that was jessica. lisa, the conditions have to be just perfect, and with florida, you never really know what the weather. lisa: summer thunderstorms always around there. back home, warmer temperatures. today is the best day at of the next seven as the heat builds and stays with us for the week ahead. liz: also ahead, this week's extreme heat has north bay winemakers worried. xavier becerra to harvest the grapes. covid booster shots are getting an update.

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liz: welcome back. reaction is pouring in after serena williams played what is likely her last professional tennis match. she was eliminated from the u.s. open in the third round. among those praising the 40-year-old athlete, former first lady michelle obama. she wrote on twitter, congrats on an amazing career, serena williams. how lucky we were to watch a young girl from compton grow up to become one of the greatest athletes of all time. larry beil will have more on williams' last match, later on in sports. bay area health officials are welcoming the approval of the updated vaccine. abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey explains when residents

can get the latest vaccine. >> enter the omicron booster. the cdc's director recommended the vast majority of americans received the updated vaccine. >> the virus continues to change and adapt and so must we. we have all changed and adapted our behavior and we welcome this updated vaccine that is updated to adapt to what is circulating now. >> moderna and pfizer adjusted the formula to address the omicron variant and subvariants. anyone 18 and older with their primary series can receive the moderna shot while anyone 12 and up with the primary series can get the new pfizer booster. the original covid-19 boosters will no longer be given out to these age groups. only a pfizer booster remains for children ages five to 12. >> the county's owned

vaccination sides expect to be ready within a day to give large quantities of these updated boosters as soon as they receive their inventory. >> appointments can be made online and the santa clara county public health director recommends everyone to make one. according to wastewater data, the county is still seeing a lot of covert circulation and 10 to 15 residents are dying weekly. she applauds the work the community has done so far and said this is the next step in saving lives. >> people are tired of adapting their behaviors. people cannot adapt their behaviors for 2.5 years and that is why it is important to have an updated vaccine, updated booster. you can get boosted and feel more confident you have protected yourself. >> cdc recommendations as to when you should receive your booster for optimal protection will be announced soon. dustin dorsey, abc 7 news.

liz: we are tracking monkeypox cases in the bay area. we have about 1/3 of california's cases with 740 in san francisco. this is updated by the latest information from individual counties and the state. of silicon valley traditional take place next week unless the people at apple have tricks up their sleeves. apple is hosting an event. the company has remained quiet about what will be revealed but september is normally when they gave you a new iphone. the next version would be the iphone 14. if you are taking bart you can swing by the powell street station and san francisco and played vintage arcade games for free. bart is setting up pac-man and other games as a thank you to riders as bart celebrates 50 years of service. the games are a throwback to 1976, when bart partnered with

atari. bart is offering a discount on fares all month long. in one country, there is concern about the extreme heat coming. it has moved up the timeline on harvest and left grover scrambling to protect grapes still on the vine. >> brooks is in the business of growing grapes, not raisins. >> we will avoid these clusters. as you can see, they are shriveled. >> scorching temperatures may change the game for merlot and cabernet grapes. >> these get cooked. >> he is the chief winemaker where they have seen hot weather come and go but rarely do they see a stretch of triple digits now when the forecast. >> i am getting a lot of calls from grape growers. they want to put their grapes on the schedule for next week. everyone is concerned. >> the winery lab is testing

grapes daily for sugar content, grapes and tartness. there is a haste to harvest chardonnay grapes. >> everything is running together. >> yesterday, we only got to about 501 and change. >> winemaker jennifer takes us to the place she is most concerned about, red grapes, which bear the brunt of the afternoon sun. >> flavor components we are looking for can get degraded by super high temperatures. >> vines at risk are being wrapped in shade cloth. >> it looks thin and measly, it does a tremendous amount of work to protect the vines. >> these grapes are keeping their cool with a water spritz. temperatures just hit 95 degrees and ease mr.'s have just kicked on, protecting vines and keeping the grapes cool. >> a fine mist that will keep

the temperature down. >> grape growers doing all they can to protect their precious commodity but the. . drought is not helping >> after three years of drought, there is no moisture in the soil. it is baked. >> this weekend, it means turning up the irrigation drip and hoping for the best. liz: lisa, crossing fingers that the grapes survive. they have been through a lot. lisa: they have. unfortunately, after a pleasant summer without much excessive heat, the heat is on for the holiday weekend and looks to be peaking on tuesday and wednesday. temperatures potentially well over 100 degrees. here is a look at live doppler 7. today, we get a break. we will warm up. the excess heat arrives on sunday. a gorgeous starch of the day. we get to our live cameras. visibility is fantastic.

temperatures are comfortable in the 50's. 58 downtown. 62 in oakland. 62 in san jose. upper 50's in santa clara and half moon bay. are exploratorium camera, a pretty view. the sun comes up in 20 minutes. the nights are getting longer. there will be some more nights to come. very comfortable. breezy winds in the forecast for the coast today. in the delta, a bit of a breeze. we are getting set for a very warm week. look at that glassy looking bay. upper elevation winds are breezy. 20 to 30 miles per hour. we increase fire denture. we are looking at air quality -- we increase fire danger. looking at record highs and

perhaps all-time records as we get into tuesday, wednesday. not only for september. mild to warm weather for the coast. we will jump all the way to wednesday, where we are back to work after the holiday. we are still 106 by the delta, 80's on the bayshore. comfortable on the coast. thursday, temperatures well over 100. 108 by the delta, 102 in santa rosa. this is friday. we are still looking at very warm weather. extreme heat. will probably have advisory since -- advisories extends her tuesday. today's highs the coolest. seven degrees warmer in the south bay. upper 80's in san jose. santa rosa, numbers coming up through the 90's.

not bad compared to what it will be tomorrow. 91 in vallejo. low 80's in oakland. san francisco, seven degrees warmer. the accuweather 7 to be forecast. temperatures and heat rising today. not too extreme. sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday. very hot inland temperatures. a bit of a breeze around the bay. the coast remains comfortable. and looks like the heat will hang on. liz: san francisco will be nice. sounding the alarm in the south bay. how one non-native species of flies are threatening in industry. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27.

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export damage. liz: santa clara county and state ag officials are sounding the alarm, launching emergency action to kill non-native fruit flies found in san jose. abc 7 news has the details. >> small flies significant impact. the state is stepping in and taking emergency action to help santa clara county stop oriental fruit flies from multiplying. the species is native to asia. they want to prevent a widespread infestation that could potentially impact california's $50 billion ag industry. >> we provide the road with fruit and vegetables. do not ship your infestation. >> california's department of

food and agriculture says the value of crops threatened by the fruit fly in 2020 was $19.3 billion. county agricultural commissioner -- among the list of valuable crops, avocados, apples, citrus fruits. in october, a large portion of the county was under a fruit quarantine after nine tropical flies were found. >> we successfully eradicated the whole infestation. we are finding more this year. there is obviously a pathway because this insect does not occur in the united states. >> he said it is not a good thing we are seeing them again so soon. officials will target two sites in san jose where two male oriental fruit flies were found last month. there will be an organic pesticide on trees and surfaces. the male fruit flies eat it and

die. this insect has a fast lifestyle -- lifecycle. females lay a tremendous amount of eggs. >> if we stop catching flies for a few months -- not going through a few lifecycles. >> only then will treatment stop. liz: still to come on abc 7 mornings, a teacher seemingly abducted while of an early morning jog. the urgent search underway in tennessee. in the bay area, another family coming forward after 93-year-old woman died at a senior living facility.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning, everyone. we will start this half-hour with another check of the forecast. how hot will it get? lisa: today is a beautiful day. temperatures will climb five to seven degrees from yesterday. that heat will build toward sunday. 58 in the city. 62 in oakland and san jose. breezy upper level winds. we will be in the 90's and the mountains. 62 by the delta. anywhere from two to nine degrees warmer than yesterday. the dangerous heat arrives tomorrow. 11:00 through tuesday, that will probably be extended. into the south bay, a heat advisory through monday night. the bayshore and san francisco

will get a sea breeze but still well into the 90's. by noon time, we are flirting with 90. coast, upper 60's and breezy. mid 70's downtown. we will talk about how hot it will get sunday. liz: thank you. in the north bay members of the community are coming forward and asking for justice after the bloody police takedown of a gardener. some of the incident pictures are disturbing. [chanting] liz: justice for matteo is what they are saying. they speak out against the video showing police officers violently arresting the man over an open container of beer. we have video online if you want to see the bodycam video.

and investigation you will see only on abc 7 news. the video shows san rafael police approach a man with an open beer. they wind up taking him down, beating him and charging him with felony resisting arrest. the officers have been placed on paid administrative leave. the victim has been cleared of all charges but is considering a lawsuit. we will try to get you the video. it is on abc7news.com. another senior pastor way i did atria facility -- another senior past away at an atria facility. she was given dishwasher liquid rather than juice. >> it happened again days after 93-year-old trudy maxwell died after being served dishwashing liquid instead of drinking juice at this san mateo atria

facility, another family is coming forward. this time the incident took place at the atria facility in walnut creek. the resident was 94-year-old constantine canoun. he appeared to suffer a negative reaction on august 23. he died on wednesday. >> the primary job of an assisted care facility is to enhance the lives of senior citizens. now we have atria that has ended two lives. >> an attorney is not involved in either case but specializes in elder abuse cases. he is calling on the state to intervene. >> what they have done is duck responsibility. >> regarding the death of constantine canoun, atria sent a statement saying in part, at this time we believe it was likely food related. we are completing our internal investigation and await the official cause of death.

the staff members involved have been suspended. we spoke to canoun's son who said the worker at the facility showed the cleaning fluid they said he drank. someone said he ate hot chee tos. medical records said he had burns to his stomach and esophagus. since 2018 california social services has investigated at least six complaints against some siding the facility failed to have adequate staffing to meet residents' needs. maccarthy said the state typically releases a list of findings three days after an incident of this type. it has been a week since the first death. all they are saying is we are investigating. >> what they can do is suspend licenses. they can put someone out of

business. liz: we have resources to help ensure the elderly are taken care of safely and with respect. you can find those on our website, abc7news.com. in the south bay, san jose police say a man has died after being hit by a car around 3:00 this morning. the driver of the vehicle remained at the scene. this is the 24th pedestrian death this year in san jose. in oakland, police are asking for the public's help to identify this man. he is wanted in connection to an attempted rape and robbery that happened after 9:30 in the morning. police said the victim was walking down the street when the man, armed with a gun, approached from behind and tackled the victim to the ground and began sexually assaulting them. the victim scream for help and the man ran away and stole the victim's cell phone. in tennessee a search is

underway for a missing schoolteacher. she was abducted while out for a run. she was jogging near the university of memphis when she was forced into a dark colored suv. investigators say her phone and water bottle were discovered near a by the university. she was last seen wearing a pink top and purple shorts. >> after we found information and saw a video when someone was subducted, that will raise the bar. liz: fletcher has two children and is a junior kindergarten teacher. a $50,000 reward is being offered. a labor day weekend is here and the latest jobs report suggests an economy that remains resilient despite rising interest rates. america's employers added 315 thousand jobs in august, exceeding expectations but below july's report. the unemployment rate rose to

3.7%, up from 3.5% in july. the labor secretary told abc 7 news america's workforce is stronger than ever. >> the president has passed some major legislation that will expand manufacturing in the u.s. , expands opportunity for infrastructure that will help us with more growth across america. the inflation reduction act is another bill that is important. i see our strong moving forward. liz: he also presented a gallup poll that shows approval for labor unions at 71%, the highest level since 1965. many people are turning to swimming pools to keep cool. walnut creek, the clark swim center is staffed up in anticipation of a busy few days. and indoor classroom and a weight room at the fence -- at the facility are designated cooling areas. >> i think it will be super

busy. this pool gets populated from berkeley, oakland, san francisco. it is a great pool. liz: if public pools are too crowded, there are private pools for rent. similar to airbnb, the rental will include amenities like a shower, kitchen and guesthouse. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, how'd you make the government's inflation reduction act work for you? and here is a live look outside this morning. a lot of people are traveling this weekend. 6:37. i'm bringing back two of my fan favorites, french toast sticks and my former employee mark hamill. jack? let's do this! okay? french toast sticks and me, mark hamill, back for a limited time. making a home means making decisions. mark hamill, lots of them. so, we promise to be here, with prices you'll love,

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the inflation reduction act can soon -- rebates for electric and other alternative fuel cars. they live in a solar powered home and driving hybrid car. when it comes to rebates and tax credits, take the long view. >> 12 years from now, you will not get that money. >> a very good point but in the near term, should you buy now or next year? that is important. next year, there are new rules, including limits on how much you can earn and how much the car can cost. a cpa is keeping close track of all of this. >> the limit is $300,000 if you are married or filing jointly, $150,000 if you are single, $225,000 if you are head of household. the price of the car is based on

msrp. >> the top press you can pay and still get a rebate is $55,000 for a car, $80,000 for a truck or suv. you can save as much thousand dollars on an electric car. look at your home. the inflation reduction act allows homeowners to get energy credits that can save them thousands of dollars. there are no income restrictions. if you buy the wrong products, you will not see the savings. >> $600 for exterior windows and skylights. $250 for exterior doors up to a maximum of $500 a year. >> there are different rules for solar power and power shortage -- power storage. it gets complicated. >> if you are going to do some home improvement, do some

planning and tax planning at the same time. liz: all right, lisa, it is hard to think about anything other than the heat right now because it is coming in strong. lisa: we have to enjoy today because it will be really nice. upper 50's in santa cruz. 86 today. plenty of 90's on the way. several days over 100 degrees. liz: thank you, lisa. serena williams, one of the greatest athletes in history, says goodbye to tennis.

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saying goodbye after a loss in the u.s. open. larry beil has the highlights. larry: good morning, everybody. brandon belt might have played his last game as a giant. the veteran first baseman needs knee surgery. at age 34, unclear if he can keep playing. giants and phillies. they jump on starter kyle gibson early. joc pederson, just misses the homerun. giants up, 4-0. pederson gets all of this one. three run blast. 7-0. 11-0 after three. alex cobb, seven scoreless. 13-1. how about the a's trying to dance their way to a win in baltimore. tony kemp shoots it right up the

middle. tied game. the o's would take the lead with three in the eighth. the a's lose, 5-2. 23 time grand slam champion serena williams at the u.s. open playing ajla tomljanovic in the third round. the stars were out. serena lost the first, 7-5, looking good in the second, screaming after the winter. he captured the tiebreaker. matchpoint into the net. likely an end to a great career understandably emotional afterward. serena: it has been the most incredible ride and journey i have been on in my life. i am so grateful to every single person that has ever said "go, serena." i am so grateful because you got me here. larry: she is so amazing.

high school football. the milk tradition is anything. daily cell with -- delasalle would build a 21-7 lead. three minutes left. tied at 21-21. seconds left. 20 yard field goal, ballgame. they beat delasalle for the first time ever. who is having a better summer than klay thompson? i thought he was having a medical emergency. no, it is his boat dance, apparently. after battling injuries, klay deserves to have fun. have a great weekend, everybody. i am larry beil. liz: a heat wave baking the bay

area, fire workers are not only gearing up for potential fires, they are getting ready for medical calls related to the heat. ryan curry went to the fire department to see their plans. >> it is shaping up to be a busy weekend for firefighters in the bay area. the fremont mont fire department said it will be all hands on deck. >> we have two crews training, practicing firefighting techniques for this weekend. >> the chief said his crews need special gear to be ready for the extreme heat. >> these are the pants we wear, this is a structured helmet and coat. the big difference for wildland firefighting, lighter materials, lighter helmet. it is always equipped with a heat shield. >> the equipment for fighting fires is one things but he said that he to carry special equipment to keep them safe from the hot weather.

>> this is specifically used for wildland fires. they can pull out a tent shelter. new to the pack that carries two leaders of water. >> they are expecting more calls. it is not just the potential for fires. they have to be ready for heat related illness. >> every apparatus in the city. is staffed with a paramedic. they are trained to treat the symptoms. >> he said it is common to see hot days but temperatures this high is something they are seeing a lot more of lately. >> the last firefighter seasons have been the most intense in my 28 year career. a lot of that can be attributed to climate change. >> he sent his team is ready for the weekend. ryan curry, abc 7 news.

liz: lisa, there will be a lot of concern across the bay area. it is not just tomorrow or monday, it is a long stretch of days. lisa: we are surrounded by a 56 to clean water temperature. san francisco and the coast has that going for them but we do not have offshore winds. if we did, that would mean the city and the coast heating up to 90 degrees. today is the coolest day of the next seven. a gorgeous view. temperatures well into the mid to upper 60's inland. 58 in san francisco. 62 in oakland. certainly some cool spots. today, numbers coming up seven to nine degrees. you can see they are on the horizon. we are looking at a spare the air alert because air quality in the north and east they will be

moderate with temperatures in the 80's on the bayshore. near 100 and livermore. 52 in santa rosa. are 24 hour temperature change, anywhere from two to nine degrees warmer than yesterday. sfo trying to find a little bit of fog. there could be a few patches. dangerous heatwave this weekend and into the record ahead -- into the week ahead. rising fire danger. there is a look at santa cruz, upper 50's. 86, sunny skies. could see a patch of fog late in the day. numbers in the 60's for late -- early in the afternoon. 55 degree water temperature certainly allowing for comfortable numbers at our beaches. should be in the upper 80's this time of year. the upper 90's, near 100.

110 by fairfield. monday, tuesday, wednesday looks like a few degrees of a drop off. thursday, we are back to excessive heat. friday, cooling around the bay. 87 in santa clara. seven degrees warmer on the peninsula. upper 80's today. the sea breeze is with you. not as robust as it has been. 75 downtown, a nice day in the city. youeel the warm up with 96 in santa rosa. low 90's by vallejo. as you get toward the east bay, a nice afternoon, a little hazy in the atmosphere. 82 in oakland. you head inland, here is where we have the warmth with brentwood. 98 in pleasanton. pittsburg at 99.

tomorrow, we have an excessive heat morning, a heat advisory coming into play at :00 on sunday. labor day, extreme heat inland. we could see all-time records monday, tuesday. wednesday looking warm. some cooling around the bay but it looks like it will be hot all week. liz: we will check in with you in just a bit. looking for something sweet to help to cool off this weekend? how you can find it east bay ice cream truck for your

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early access to disney content will be a part of it. disney is the parent company of abc 7. people might be heading to movie theaters this weekend to get out of the heat. today, it will cost you just $3. it is national cinema day. special pricing is for all showings in all formats all day. more than 3000 theaters across the country are taking part. it is a move designed to breathe life back into the movie industry as a continues to recover from the pandemic. you can find a list of movie theaters offering $3 online. many people will be cooling off with ice cream. abc 7 was in concorde, where a mister softee truck was serving up ice cream. >> being able to interact with customers and see how they doing, it is more than just a

business transaction. it is great to see everyone smiling. liz: she said she is also grateful for the a.c. lasting cool air while she serves up the tasty treats. are you a mister softee fan? it is very much a new york thing, i thought. lisa: i never had it. we will be 100 in livermore, so a great thing to put on your agenda. 86 in fremont, 91 in san rafael, upper 60's in half moon bay. a hot week ahead. liz: thank you all for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i am liz kreutz along with lisa argen. abc 7 news continues at 8:00. gma is next. have a great day. stay cool. ♪

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