>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> good morning for joining us. francis, good to have you with us. francis: we are off to a nice start. this gorgeous live shot from mount tam. the moon will set in the next nine minutes. here is your 12 hour day planner. most temperatures in the low 50's. lots of sunshine today. it will be warm and lend.

mid 80's. a few spots near 90. around the bay with accountable in the mid-70's. at the beaches it is cooler with cloud cover. near 60 degrees. tomorrow will be another gorgeous day. the sun sets at 8:27. there is a full moon tonight. we will get a full view. i will let you know what changes in the forecast, including a chance of rain. liz: authorities are investigating after multiple cars were badly damaged in a fiery crash in danville last night. one of those cars flipped over in front of a starbucks. another car's front bumper is also gone. a witness tells us when he drove by he saw the flames as officers pulled people out of the vehicle. >> we saw a big fire outside of a starbucks and police cars. we were wondering what was going

on. we got out, went over quickly and we see they were pulling somebody out of the car and breaking glass. we saw a couple of bystanders on the side involved. they were saying, is he ok? liz: first responders showed up within minutes. at least one person was transported to the hospital. this is a developing story and abc 7 news will bring you updates as soon as they are available. we are getting a better idea of how a crime spree in the south band unfolded on thursy. it started withwo carjackings in san jose. then things turned deadly. aouple was hit and killed in sa and a man stabbed to death in milpitas. lauren martinez spoke with the men who work for that couple in san jose. lauren: chilling video captures a rampage in the south bay. this is the moment the suspect

is accused of ramming his stolen car into pedestrians on south 16th street thursday afternoon. two people, a couple, died. people in the neighborhood identify them. min tran is covered in bruises. he says he was hit by the car while standing at the bottom of a ladder. he's a painter and contractor for the homeowners who lived next to the small parking lot. the homeowners were admiring his work when they were struck by the car. now outside the away from where they were hit, a sign says "mr. and misses pham -- mrs. pham, we are praying for your family." >> they happen to be at the wrong place at the wrong time. lauren: neighbors describe them as an older, quiet and gentle couple. >> i'm just heartbroken.

i did not sleep last night. lauren: less than an hour after the suspect intentionally hit the couple with his car he proceeded to mel pedis where he's accused of stabbing a 27 euro men -- 27-year-old man. police believe these were random acts of violence. tram says he's ok but hurts for the lives lost. neighbors tell us they plan on coordinating a candlelight vigil in the coming days. lauren martinez, abc 7 news. liz: san jose please identify the suspect as 31-year-old and say he acted alone. he's on probation and court documents obtained revealed he has struggled with mental health. alameda county district attorney pamela price says justice has been served in a case with delonzo longwood.

he was accused of three murders in 2008. he's been in prison awaiting trial on the murder charges. a judge signed off on a request to drop two of the murder cases after a key witness refused to testify. this is the first time d.a. price has spoken on camera about the proceedings this week. >> he was overcharged by my predecessor. that was wrong. we have been working to right that wrong. liz: prosecutors and his attorneys are trying to work at a plea deal for the remaining murder charge. a judge would have to sign off, which could take several weeks. a taqueria is closing after nearly 40 years. the san francisco chronicle reports mi familia will its last meal on june 22. it racked up $65,000 in back rent during the pandemic. the owner told the chronicle they were able to raise the

money but the landlord is still moving forward with a plan for a new tenant. in the north bay, we have reported heavily on retail theft. now it appears to be expanding to other parts of the bay area. walgreens temporarily closed its doors on suny due to an uptick in shoplifting. it is located old redwood highway in sonoma county near highway 101. walgreens closed its doors for a day on sunday after employees set a dozen people shoplifted within 30 minutes. police also arrested three women for suspicion of shoplifting at that same walgreens on thursday. charges will not be filed against a los angeles angels athlete who got into a confrontation with a fan at the oakland coliseum. the video was taken following a game in march. it shows anthony rendon grabbing him by the shirt and taking a swing at him.

it was after the fan said something to rendon. open police closed the investigation after looking at assault and battery charges. major league baseball suspended him for four games and fined him after an investigation. churchill downs suspended racing after 12 horses have died in the past month. local animal advocates are calling for the same thing to happen here in the bay area at golden gate fields, which has seen multiple deaths this year. tim johns has a look at the debate happening in california. tim: at churchill downs, the horse racing season has come to a halt after that -- after the death of a dozen animals. the kentucky derby has suspended all racing. here the bay area local activists are calling for the same to happen at golden gate fields. >> i'm surprised so little has been done. tim: cassie king works with a

group called direct action everywhere. >> that is just inherent to the industry. these horses are bread for racing, fed her racing, drugged her racing. everything about the way they are raised is for profit. tim: california this year. >> it makes me wonder what number of horse deaths is acceptable. tim: board says the state has some of the most effective regulations in the country. they point out many deaths are because of illness. in a statement sent to abc 7 news they said, "the california horseracing industry has implement it 50 state fee measures to protect horses and riders. that led to a 55% reduction in equine fatalities since 2019. " that does not go far enough for samantha fay.

>> when you say that deaths are decreasing, the rate is decreasing, and yet public outrage is increasing with the deaths, you are most certainly on the wrong side of history. tim: activists would like to see places like golden gate fields shut down forget. they hope continued pressure will ultimately help them achieve their goal. >> public scrutiny and negative attention can create change. we have a lot of that in california as well. tim: tim johns, abc 7 news. liz: developing and the debt ceiling deal. president joe biden is expected to sign the bill today. it raises the federal borrowing limit and avoids the first ever default. he applauded the compromise. >> no one got everything they wanted but the reckon people got what they needed. -- but the american people got what they needed. we averted an economic collapse. we are bringing the deficit

down. liz: the agreement gives republicans some of their demented federal spending cuts but holding the line on major democratic priorities. >> we acted responsibly and put the good of the country ahead of politics. a final vote is overwhelming. far more bipartisan than anyone thought was possible. liz: the senate passed the legislation on thursday. the president will sign the measure today, two days ahead of the deadline to avoid a default. immediately after the president's speech we spoke with political analyst jackie speier. >> what we have what it was $13 million in cuts, we protected medicare,, medicaid, social security. both sides could speak to a win. speaker mccarthy says it was fabulous. we heard the president speak about all that was saved in the

deal and how in the end we will see a reduction in the great big debt we have. you will see $1 trillion reduced as a result of the negotiations, plus the $1.7 trillion the president has been successful in doing already. i think it is a win-win and that is what we should see more of coming out of congress. liz: because the deficit by $1.5 trillion over 10 years, suspends a debt limit until 2025, and imposes work requirements for some americans relying on food assistance programs. it will also end the pause in repaying student loans. 5:11. let's check outside. francis: it will be a gorgeous day and here's a live view from mount tam. there are some coastal clouds right down but plenty of everyone, and some very warm temperatures inland. i will have the accuweather 7-day forecast coming up. liz: a debate on water.

why some people in the south bay could pay more for their h2o starting in july. parties for pride. how the lgbtq community is pushing through some recent backlash and celebrating pride month.

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liz: look how pretty it is. a really great start to this saturday. allen trenches school -- elementary school in north hollywood on friday as statically elementary. some did not believe pride and lgbt discussed. >> they should be left innocent until they grew up and they choose what is the right path for them. >> they don't have the r make people afraid to be a child

in this district because you are gay. liz: and instagram page was created encouraging others to keep their kids at home to protest the pride assembly. local officials expect to see more protests. another is scheduled on tuesday in the neighboring city of glendale. san francisco pride festivities are now underway. as tara campbell reports, in the face of mounting attacks on the rights across the nation, the city's history serves as a beacon of hope. tara: as promised, the party will go on. san francisco pride holding strong in the face of mounting attacks on lgbtq+ rights across the nation. the aclu tracking roughly 500 bills taking aim at the community. >> put the things tugging on and things we are worried about. tonight we will be together as a community and we will have fun. tara: marking the start of pride month with a night of

entertainment at the castro theater, a symbol of the city's history as a beacon of hope. >> so many people are criminalized for being lgb. they look to san francisco pride. he will continue to lead. -- it will continue to lead. >> people all recognize san francisco as a place for lgbtq people to come out. tara: one people is louis. >> i was born and raised in vietnam. my mom wanted be to be here. tara: celebrating the first san francisco pride. >> i feel like i'm among my people. there are so many of them, that are so -- so many of them. they are so talented. liz: it's a community ready to continue the battle for its rights. >> be loud, be welcoming, and show everyone why pride matters. >> we have a lot of work to do.

we have to see to it to get full equality every which way. tara: in the meantime the party is just getting started. >> we love each other in the community. that's exciting for me. tara:ara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: abc 7 news is a proud it is on sunday, june 2 on abc 7 and are streaming tv app. give a be hosted by our morning crew. san francisco has been surpassed as the bay area's most expensive rental city. three santa clara the top of the list. mountain view at more than $3400 per month for a one bedroom apartment. cupertino a second. santa clara is third at $3050. san francisco and menlo park are tied for fourth on the list at $3000 per month for a one bedroom apartment.

san jose residents may see an increase in their water bill next month. there could be a 14% rise on charges if see leaders vote to increase prices. people would pay around $16 more for their monthly water bill. san jose municipal water system officials blamed the cost spike on third-party water distributors who have increased their charges. the price jump goes into effect on july 1 if the city approves it. a flood warning in the areas surrounding the merced river in yosemite national park. the national weather service says the warning is in place until june 7. warm temperatures melt this year's historic snowpack in the sierra mountains. water levels are expected to rise above flood stage at 10 feet. visitors are advised to be cautious new riverbanks. this is something you are tracking and we are tracking as well. what is the weather like this weekend? francis: it will feel like summer finally with plenty of sunshine. the june gloom is gone. we have gorgeous days, drier and

warmer weather on the way. the warming trend will continue through this weekend. we will look at live doppler 7 and satellite radar images. not too many clouds out there. mainly along the coast right now . they are spreading into the bay a bit. a live view of the golden gate bridge. temperatures mostly in the low to mid 50's. san francisco, 52. oakland, 54. san jose also 54. we were looking from emeryville across the bay into san francisco. santa rosa and novato arcola spots -- are cooler spots at 40 degrees. fairfield, 53. livermore, 51. a live shot of san jose showing cloud cover right now. we are also seeing fog near the coast. patchy fog. the warming trend continues this weekend. plenty of almost everybody. this will clear pretty quickly by midday, especially for inland

areas. there is a slight chance of showers with a smaller chance of thunder early next week. i will show you that in a little bit. we will see some high clouds passing through later this afternoon. lots of sunshine for everyone. high pressure in place will bring us warmer temperatures today and tomorrow. tomorrow morning we might wake up to more extensive cloud cover. some fog along the coast again. with sunny conditions in the afternoon temperatures warm up to slightly above average in many areas except at the beaches. that is were temperatures will be mild because of cloud cover. 61 at half moon bay. san francisco,67. san jose, 79. lots of mid 80's and inland areas. livermore, 84. 86 at antioch. we may get near 90 in a few spots. overnight lows will generally be in the low 50's again with a little more cloud cover pushing

into the bay overnight into tomorrow. i want to show you the temperature trend. we will be above average in the south bay. in san jose, 77. tomorrow even warmer. notice a drop of 10 degrees into tuesday. that's because we are tracking another low that might drop into the bay area monday afternoon into tuesday. this is a longer-range model showing us a chance of rain. that chance is only about 10% to 20% at this time. warming trend. check out the inland areas in the mid-80's. maybe upper 80's tomorrow. around the bay mid 70's. a gorgeous weekend with plenty of sunshine. at the coast the clouds have been here all week long. near 60 degrees all week. you will notice the change monday afternoon into tuesday when we have that slight chance of showers that we are keeping

track of. that is a little dip in the temperatures. we will warm up towards the end of the week. lots of sunscreen and sunglasses. liz: ♪ always in that state of mind ♪ ♪ living on a high vibration ♪ ♪ so hot gonna make it melt ♪ ♪ and i'm lovin' what i'm tastin' ♪ ♪ que bonito lugar lleno de tanto sabor ♪ ♪ so much flavor ♪ ♪ un future brillante se acerca ♪ ♪ ahhhhhhh ♪ ♪ nos gusta mezclar ♪ ♪ como malteada ♪ ♪ aqui hay lugar ♪ ♪ yeah we livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ dame mas, fres-co y real ♪ ♪ (wooh) dale gas ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪

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located minutes away from some of the wealthiest zip codes in the country, this growing encampment has come to symbolize the have's and the have not's and rn county. -- marin county. >> it's a larger issue we see all across the state, which is the housing crisis we have. the homeless crisis we are experiencing. liz: felicia macke homeless for three years. >> i was trying to hold my head above water. i was in sonoma county. liz: she moved south to binford road. >> what you want folks to know about binford road? >> we are not bad people. we just made bad choices maybe. liz: there are 130 vehicles and 90 people live here. for many folks they tell us it was the pandemic that was the tipping point. >> that trailer right there. liz: gordie shafer has lived here for six years.

when you moved here, what was binford road like? >> there were five or six motorhomes on the street. liz: this video shows it three years ago and 2020. now it is packed bumper-to-bumper, and with county sanctioned resources. there is weekly traffic up, porta potty's and handwashing stations. >> folks out here multiple days during the week engaging with residents, really hearing about their needs and listening to their stories, talking about support they might need to be able to get back into housing. liz: gary is the county's director of homelessness. who are these folks? >> folks here are family members, brothers and sisters, aunts and uncles and kids. liz: the goal is to get all the residents into permanent housing. what is your goal for one year from now? >> to be in my own place.

to be in my own place and have a job. >> i want to be out of here. i would like to be out of here. liz: liz kreutz, abc 7 news. north carolina's fort bragg has a new name. it's been renamed for liberty. officials held a formal renaming ceremony yesterday morning. the decision as part of an initiative to rename nine bases that carry the names of confederate soldiers. for liberty -- fort the name of braxton bragg. he received scrutiny on poor performance and hot temper. the base's new name comes from goldstar mother patty elliott. >> the legacy that they built. it is also the thousands yet to come. with a name like liberty you are honoring all of them. liz: to commission rep says the name change will cost $6 million. still to come, a terrifying scene in india after a train flips over, killing nearly 300

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> if we had children dying at the rate of gun violence related to cancer or some type of disease, we would turn over every rock to find a cure. liz: free from gun violence. that is the hope of several groups across california, including in the bay area as multiple events call for awareness this weekend. good morning. thank you for joining us. let's get another check of the forecast. frances: the warming trend continues. check out this beautiful view from our exploratorium camera. already seeing lots of blue skies. we will see more of that this afternoon. the sunrise at 5:48.

temperatures mainly in the low 50's. bright sunshine. it will be warm inland in the mid-80's. look for very comfortable t-shirt and shorts weather. at the beaches and at the coast still cool with the clouds hanging around most of the day. the sunset that 8:27. there is a full moon tonight at 8:41. i think we will have a gorgeous view of that. warming tomorrow but possible rain in the seven-day forecast. i will tell you about that and little bit. liz: expect to see demonstrators dressed in orange this weekend as several events are happening in the bay area recognizing national gun violence awareness day. people attending the east oakland futures fest are encouraged to wear orange, the color of the movement. in sonoma county, 80 wineries are coming together for a unite campaign participating to donate $10 of every bottle sold to the nonprofit every town for gun safety. tomorrow a march across the golden gate bridge is taking place.

that will start at 11:00 a.m. los angeles medical professionals and community members gathered to protest against the growing firearm epidemic. trauma care officials offered free stop the bleeding classes for people that provide immediate care. they shared preventative measures to keep children from unsafe environments. according to the cdc, guns are now the leading cause of youth deaths in the u.s. >> if we had children dying at the writ of gun violence related to cancer or some type of disease, we would turn over every rock to find a cure. however, gun violence is 100% preventable. liz: vice president harris spoke at a gun violence event yesterday. turning to the latest on the iowa apartment building collapse, davenport says they still believe three people could be inside. iowa task force one, the search and rescue team sent by fema has brought in a team of canines to

assist recovery efforts. reena roy reports. reena: chilling video shows this apartment building in davenport as he begins to partially collapse. you see a piece fall and then two minutes later another one drops. then a large section crumbles. the video stops before the entire collapse can be seen. officials believe three people may be inside, missing since sunday when the building came crashing down. they say the rescue operation is now a recovery. >> we are tasked with completing the recon, the search for survivors and those that may have been presumed to have perished inside the collapse. reena: a new missing persons poster released on thursday. police believe they probability of being at home at the time of the collapse. >> we have families here that are still wanting answers and searching for their loved ones.

reena: his son has been sleeping in the scene. >> i tried to drop them off at school to do his finals. he just broke down and ran right back here. in my mind it is like if he needs to sleep here to satisfy his mind and soul, i will sleep with you, baby. reena: the cause under investigation. the building had a history of complaints and owners have been ordered to make fixes which officials say were underway. the chief building inspector has now resigned after giving the repairs a pass mark instead of marking them incomplete. we have learned days before the collapse a structural engineer report says the building was in imminent risk of karen lynn. -- crumbling. reena roy, abc news, new york. liz: more than 280 people are dead after a rail car flipped over and mangled in india. it is one of the deadliest train crashes in decades. rescuers are carefully waiting

through debris and wreckage trying to find more survivors, pulling up bodies. the crash led to a terrifying scene. rescuers climbed on top of the trains, breaking over doors and windows to try to free survivors. happening today, the mayor will join immunities to rally for public transit. they will mourn the economic down for the public transmit. senator scott wiener called and the governor to bailout public transit. newsom did include funding for operations in the budget. there's a new phase to stop sexual harassment on transit. as lena howland explains, it involves wallet size cards to help quietly interrupt harassment. lena: two years after launching the not one more girl campaign on bart to raise awareness of sexual harassment on transit using art, the data shows the

campaign has been working. >> especially post-covid as we see drops in ridership, we have to look at what is stopping riders from coming back. we felt this was something that could impact in a significant way. lena: their data shows 65% of people say they are more aware of sexual harassment or gender-based violence. 59% say they now know what to do if they witness harassment. 36% responding they feel safer riding bart. now bart is launching phase two after working with girls at oakland school for the arts and the unity council's latina mentorship program. >> they came up with great ideas about what if i had a card that i could handle somebody if i'm being harassed, or somebody could hand me if they could help me. we will pilot that.

lena: physical cards small enough to fit in your wallet that bart will hand out events like oakland's first fridays and the farmers market meant to serve as a subtle tool to interrupt harassment. >> how to text the bart police or how to contact the train operator, things like that. simple, straightforward stuff. i'm trying to create another layer of how to help yourself, how to help others. lena: one in green a signal slipped to another passenger that you were being harassed. a second in orange says i've got you if you notice someone in the process of being harassed. >> this is coming from the youth, all coming from the community. we are thrilled to have some outside the box thinking to try to tackle these issues. lena: lena howland, abc 7 news. liz: still ahead, medical center plans to reduce its carbon footprint in all hospitals and clinics.

a live look outside right now at the bay bridge. we will check in with frances when we come back.

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liz: abc 7 his highlighting efforts to combat climate change. santa clara valley health care is making some changes to do their part. dustin dorsey takes a look. dustin: santa clara valley health care is going green. experts agree climate change will be the greatest threat to public health this century. in an effort to protect the community outside of medical care, they have signed the federal sector private health care initiative. >> we cannot practice medicine as we have been in the past. we need to be pivoting towards a newer and more sustainable way of practicing medicine to guard the health of our patients. dustin: they want to develop a

resilience plan to focus more on the needs of the community that experienced disproportionate risk of climate harm and reducing emissions by 50% by 2030 to achieve net zero by 2050. the goals are lofty but public health professor says the stakes are high as well. >> the industry is a significant contributor to climate change, accounting for between 8% to 10% of all greenhouse gas emissions in the united states. and a significant proportion of their emissions come from goods and services that are required by the hospital. dustin: things like anesthetic gas, operating room, food for patients are all negative contributors. they are moving to an electric ambulance fleet, avoided love value testing, imparting with universal meals to provide plant-based food options. what other hospital systems are providing this kind of food? >> we are the first in the nation to provide universal meals.

by having plant-based meals we are really doing a beautiful service not only to the county residents but also to the climate by decreasing greenhouse gas emissions. dustin: there will be note decrease in quality of care. they believe the changes will only benefit the community. >> what we can do to guard our planet helps to protect the health of all of us part of our resilience goal is to give patients the tools they need to be healthy and stay safe. dustin: dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. liz: the 80 n mateo county fair is opening today. livestock, carnival rides, farmworkers are being honored and a brand-new exhibit is expected to be very popular with the crowds. >> the new dragon exhibit. there are seven animatronics dragons with real sound and movements. we have a bunch of interactive displays so we are excited about that as well. liz: family pride today is

tomorrow. pacific island is next saturday. admission is $20 of the gate or $15 online. it runs through june 11. frances, it will be nice, fair weather today. frances: check out this live shot from the roof camera. we see a bird perched on top of the flagpole. a seagull. the rainbow flag getting ready for pride month. winds are light. lots of sunshine this afternoon and above average temperatures. i will have those details coming up. liz: thank you, frances.

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liz: here is a gorgeous view of the bay. you see all those boats -- that's tahoe. the oakland a's are looking to tie up the series. the giants marked a major

milestone less than against the baltimore orioles. in college softball, stanford took on alabama yesterday to try to stay alive in the women's college world series. larry beil has a look at your morning sports. larry: barry bonds hit homers in his career. the question was who would it number 100 at oracle park. take aim last night, fast. sitting on number 99, lamonte wade jr. leading off for the giants. a bomb to the kayak man marked the shark got the souvenir. brandon crawford. print wisely taking away a homer from aaron hicks at the top of the wall. no defense for that. going to henderson, a cloud of logan webb. 3-2 orioles.

felix bautista, straight gas for michael conforto. the a's and marlins from miami. it did not go well. jesus sanchez going downtown. mr. fuji's e.r.a. this year is over 12.00. the marlins 4-0. pac-12 player of the year alberto rios. now they are unloaded. his second grand slam of the year. part of a six-run third inning for the cardinal as they built a 7-2 lead. stanford with four home runs in the game. stanford cruises to 1

women's college world series. the loser leaves town. sydney steel, solo homer. also had an rv i double to make it 2-0. stanford allowed 'ba hit all game. they stay alive to play on sunday. shot of the day at the memorial jack's tournament. 95 yards on 18. this is a birdie. even par. they go to the week. how would you like to be a part of a world record? the san jose earthquakes attempting to break the world's largest soccer lesson tonight at the morgan hill outdoor soccer complex. guild record is 835 participants. the quakes are shooting for 1200. i hope they get it. that is a wrap on morning

sports. i'm larry beil. liz: let's get a check of the forecast now, frances . we are gearing up for a nice day. frances: it will be nice this evening. satellite radar image pretty quiet and clear. there are some clouds off the coast now. you can see some of it here with the sfo camera. even some patchy fog developing at the beaches. a live shot at sfo. mainly in the low 50's and submit 50's out there. upper 40's still. san francisco, 52. palo alto, 51. half moon bay, 52 degrees. it is looking a little gray as we look from emeryville across the beta san francisco. some coastal clouds will mix up quickly. in santa rosa right now it is 47. that got a little cooler. we are seeing low to mid 50's in napa, fairfield, concord, and livermore. we will take a look from the

east bay hills. you see some of those clouds spilling into some of our inland areas. not going to move into much. patchy fog is near the coast this morning. we have a warming trend is high pressure built. -- as high pressure builds. i will show you the forecast animation. today we will see mostly sunny conditions. possibly high clouds this afternoon. a little bit of lingering clouds in some -- and some fogging near the peninsula coast. tonight we will see the clouds in. a stronger push into the bay and east bay. tomorrow lots of sunshine with this high-pressure. temperatures might warm up by a degree or two for some locations. for today enjoy the sunshine and above average warmth in many spots. in san francisco, a degree above average at 67. half moon bay, 61.

everyone else, check at how comfortable it will be. low to mid 70's around the bay. fremont, 76. san francisco -- degrees. tonight the into the low 50's and fog in certain spots. as we look at the week ahead and livermore notice we are above average. the average high is 79. a little warmer tomorrow and things cool down monday into tuesday. that is when we have the chance of rain. one of our forecast models shows rain moving in, possibly monday afternoon into tuesday. it's only a 20% chance right now. enjoy the summerlike weather and warmth this weekend. mid to upper 80's inland. around the bay, mid 70's. at the coast 60's almost all week long because of the cloud

cover and the sea breeze. low-pressure moves in and this is what we are tracking. that will bring this cooler weather monday into tuesday with that slight chance of showers. even a 10% chance of thunderstorms. most likely it will be dry. i just like to mention it. liz: frances, thanks. gloves for junior giants. the event looking to help thousands of kids get ready for next season. what would you give for a child you loved, to make their wish come true? to help them fight a critical illness, just imagine what you'd do. every single one of us can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. ♪ ♪

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and the kings beach property were house around 15. the san francisco giants are hosting their annual junior giants club drive. it is a freak noncompetitive baseball program for youth. people can donate $25 to help purchase a child's first baseball glove. over 15,000 kids will not have a glove the season. they will not be able to play the games. those who donate will receive a commemorative logan webb jersey pin or city connect g pin. we introduce brandon non-binary artist that performs an american sign then which. his intention is to be inclusive and celebrate the deaf community, especially the black deaf community. >> as a hearing person whose first language is asl i always have to honor and spotlight my deaf community. it is a visual, gestural

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: thank you for joining us oni saturday, june 3. am liz kreutz, here with frances. frances: temperatures pool check out this live shot from sutro, looking at the sunrise. most temperatures, low 50's, bright sunshine this afternoon for everyone except at the beaches where we will see lingering clouds, but it will be warm i inlandn the mid-80's.