>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this abc7news. >> wrong place at the wrong time, that is how neighbors describe the last moments before a crime spree in the south bay. we are from the community as they remember who was killed and a man who was also hit by the suspect. it is saturday, june 3, thank you for joining us. good to have you with us. >> it is a gorgeous day outside, if you have any plans this afternoon, we are seeing some clouds, hanging onto the coast. it will break out by midday.

9:00 this morning temperatures in the mid to upper 50's, increasing sunshine by lunchtime. pretty much a sunny for everybody except at the pages. -- beaches. inland areas around 80, at the beaches, upper 60. now it will be a clear night, clouds increase overnight, but after sunset look for a gorgeous full moon tonight at 8:00 41 -- a: 41 tt >> multiple cars were damaged in a fiery crash last night, one of the cars flipped over in front of a starbucks as a firefighter. hosted down. another car's front bumper is gone. a witness who did not want to be on camera told us when he drove by he saw flames as officers

pulled people out of the vehicle. >> we saw a big fire outside of starbucks, four police cars. we were wondering what was going on and as we parked the car to get out, we run over quickly and we see that there is a -- they are pulling somebody out of the car and they are breaking glass. >> the witnesses said first responders showed up within minutes, one person is transported to the hospital, this is a developing story and he will bring you updates as soon as they are available. we are getting a better idea how a crime spree the south bay unfolded on thursday. it started with two carjackings in san jose, the victims wer stabbed and have fehreatening injuries. a couple was hit and killed by a car in san jose and man stabbed to death in milpi we spoke with a man who worked with the couple in san jose. >> chilling surveillance video captured a killing rampage in the south bay.

this is the moment the suspect is accused of ramming his stolen car into pedestrians on south 16th st in san jose, thursday afternoon. two people, a couple, died, officials have not identified them but people in the neighborhood did. min tran is covered in bruises, he said he was hit by the car while standing at the bottom of the ladder. he is a painter and contractor for the homeowners who lived next to this small parking lot. the homeowners were admiring his work when they were struck by the car. >> a u-turn, he hit the owner. >> outside of the home from where they were hit as a sign that says mr. and misses pham, we are praying for your family. all day neighbors, friends, and loved ones have been dropping off flowers and food for family members. >> there were in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> neighbors described them as

an older, quiet, and gentle couple. >> i did not sleep last night. i could not sleep. >> less than an hour suspect hit the couple he proceeded to milpitas where he is accused of stabbing and killing a 27-year-old man in a parking lot, these were all random acts of violence. min tran says he is ok but he hurts for the lives lost. >> my body, my heart, everything. >> neighbors plan of coordinating a candlelight vigil for the famine --pham's coming days. >> the suspect is kevin parkourana. he acted he is on probation and court documents obtained by abc7 revealed he has struggled with mental health. in the east bank pamela price says justice has been served in her words the two cases involving alonzo longwood.

our team has been covering this case for months. he was accused of three murders in 2008 and has been imprisoned awaiting trial on those murder charges. the judge signed off on a request from the das office to drop two of the murder cases after a key witness refused to testify. this is the first time price has spoken about the court proceedings this week. >> he was overturned by my predecessor. that was wrong. we have been working mightily to right that wrong. >> prosecutors and his attorneys are trying to work out a plea deal for the remaining murder charges. a judge would have to sign off on it which could take several weeks. a restaurant is closing after 40 years, it will serve the last meal on june 22. the mexican restaurant 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 in san francisco, it appears to be expanding to other parts of the bay area. walgreens in sonoma county mporarily closed its doors on sunday due to an uptk shoplifting. this was located on old redwood highway, according to the democrat, closed on sunday after employee said a dozen people shoplifted within 30 minutes. the paper repord police also arrested three women for suspicion of shoplifting at the same walgreens on thursday. charges will not be filed against a los angeles angels athlete who got into a confrontation with an open a's fan at the oakland coliseum -- oakland a's fan at the oakland coliseum. this video taken in march was anthony rendon appearing to grab the fan by. the shirt and take a swipe at him. it happened after the fan said something to rendon.

oakland police closed the investigation this week after looking at the potential assault and battery charges. mlb did suspend him for four games and find him after its own investigations. churchill downs suspended raising over 12 horses died in 12 months and local advocates are calling for the same thing to happen in the bay area at golden gate field which has also seen multiple animal deaths this year. tim has a look at the debate happening right here in california. >> and churchill downs in kentucky, the horse racing season has come to an abrupt halt. the death of a dozen animals over the past month, the home of the kentucky derby has suspended all racing as it re-examines the safety measures. here in the bay area, local activists are calling for the same to happen at golden gate field. >> i am surprised that so little has been done. >> she works with an activist group called direct action everywhere. she believes banning racing is

the best way to stop deaths. >> that is inherent to the industry. these horses are bread for racing, fed for racing, they are drugged for racing, everything about the way they are raised is for profit, not for their well-being. >> 28 racing horses have died this year in california. eight have been at golden gate field which did not answer our request for comment. >> it makes me wonder what number of horse deaths is acceptable? >> the horse racing board says the state has the most stringent and effective regulations in the country. many horse deaths are because of illness, in a statement sent to abc7news they said in part the california horse industry has implemented more than 50 safety measures to protect horses and riders. those efforts have led to a 55% reduction in equine fatality since 2019. that does not go far enough for samantha fay, she has a bay area court advocate who thinks even one death is too many. >> wen yu

decreasing that the rate of deaths are decreasing and yet public outrage is increasing, then you are most certainly on the wrong side of history. >> activists would like to see places like golden gate field shut down for good. they hope continued public pressure will ultimately help them achieve their goal. >> negative attention can create change. we have a lot of that in california as well. >> in san francisco, tim johns, abc7news. >> the debt ceiling deal, president biden is expected to sign the deal today, it raises the borrowing limit and raises the first ever default -- avoids the first ever default, he applauded the compromise. >> no one got everything they wanted by the american people got what they needed. we averted an economic crisis. an economic collapse. we are cutting spending and bringing the deficit down at the

same time. >> the agreement gives republicans some of their demented federal spending cuts but holding the line on major democratic priorities. >> i acted responsibly and put the good of the country and politics. the final vote on both chambers was overwhelming. far more bipartisan than anyone thought was possible. >> the senate passed the legislation thursday 63-36, and after it passed in the house. the president will sign the measure today, two days ahead of the deadline to avoid a default. after the president's speech we spoke to a political analyst and former congresswoman jackie spear. >> we avoided a cuts, we protect medicare, medicaid, social security, both sides can really speak to a win. you had a speaker mccarthy saying it was fabulous and we just heard the president speak about all of the things saved in

this deal and how in the end we will see a reduction in the great big debt that we have. you'll see $1 trillion reduced as a result of this negotiation plus the 1.7 trillion th president has been successful in already. it is a win-win coming out of congress. >> the bill cuts the deficit by $1.5 trillion over 10 years suspends a debt limit until 2025, and imposes new work requirements for some americans relying on food assistance programs. it will also end the pause on repaying student loans. 911 on the saturday 9:11 on the saturday morning. >> temperatures are going to warm up this weekend, we will see some mid 80's today inland, still 60's at the coast and the beaches because of those low clouds.

all of the complete forecasts coming up which includes a slight chance of rain and thunder. >> thank you, also ahead, a debate on water, or some people in the south bay could pay more for water starting in july. parties for pride, how the lgbtq+ community is pushing through some of the recent backlash and celebrating pride month. ♪ ♪ searching lower prices, ♪ ♪ and brands you love on the shelves. ♪ behind the counter, or in the aisles, healthier's better when it happens together. cvs pharmacy. healthier happens together.

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>> chaos broke out on friday, parents scuffled over lgbtq+ pride month reading at an elementary, some did not believe that the topics should be discussed at the elementary school and the school board disagreed. >> there elementary kids, they should be left innocent. at least until they grow up and they choose what is the right path for them. >> they did not have the right to make people afraid to be a child in this district because you are gay! >> a group of parents encouraging others to keep their kids at. . home to protest the pride assembly local officials expect to see more of these protests and another one is scheduled on tuesday in the neighboring city of glendale. a drag show scheduled for this weekend at a nevada air force base is canceled, the annual to

recognize the importance of lgbtq+ service members. in a statement the department of defense that it was canceled because the event was not in line with recent statements by lloyd austin. is it the department were not host rock shows and bases were or. other installations by club parties are underway, in the face of mounting attacks and lgbtq+ rights across the nation, the city's history serves as a beacon of hope. >> 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 currently tracking roughly 500 bills. . taking aim at the community >> we are going to put away all of the things that are tugging on us and things that we are all worried about but tonight we will be together as a community and we will have fun. >> marking the start of pride month was a night of

entertainment at the castro theater. a symbol of the city's history as a beacon of hope. >> so many people around the world are criminalized for being lgbt. they look to san francisco pride and san francisco pride has always lived and will continue to lead. >> talk to people all over the world and all people recognize san francisco as an iconic place for lgbtq people to come out. >> one of those people is louis. >> i was born and raised in vietnam but my mother always wanted to be here. >> celebrating their first san francisco pride. >> i feel like i actually belong , my people are here and there are so many of them, so talented. it is a community. >> it is a community ready to continue the battle for its rights. >> we need to be ourselves, it be allowed, the welcoming, and show everyone why pride matters. >> we have a whole lot of work to do. we have to see to it that we get

full equality. . in every which way >> in the meantime the party is just getting started. >> we love on each other in the community. that is exciting for me. >> abc7 theride parade, you can watchlih right here on abc7 and on our streaming tv app, the event is hosted by our morning crew. the area's most city according to newly released rental data, santa clara county cities are the top the list, not is at the top of the list, cupertino comes in second at $3110. santa clara is third on the list. 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 on the water bill next month. a 40% rise in water charges as city leaders hope to increase prices. that means people will pay around $16 more for the monthly water bill. san jose officials blame the cost of spike on third-party water distributors who. price jump go into effect on july 1 if the city approves. a flood warning is in effect in the area surrounding the merced river. the warning is in place until june 7, warm temperatures continue to melt this year's historic snowpack in the mountains and water levels are expected to rise above flood stage at 10 feet, park visitors are advised to be cautious in the riverbanks. let us get a longer look at the forecast. >> and it feels like a lot of kids have graduated so they can enjoy this beautiful weather. at warmer temperatures, slightly

above average and we will be hitting the mid 80's in some inland neighborhoods and around the bay, a lot of comfortable 70's, i want to take you to live doppler center, clouds off of the coast. earlier this morning we had an earthquake near cloverdale and helzberg to the east of that and it was about 4.5 on the richter scale. you can send us a tweet at abc7 bayarea. you see some of the clouds starting to di dissipate. san francisco is 53 and oakland is 58. palo alto and mountain view are 61 degrees. we are looking from emeryville, see how, is on the water? we have high pressure in place and that is why we are going to warm up. we are

in fairfield, concord, livermore, 59 degrees. we see gray skies in santa cruz, partly cloudy, sunny conditions later on. we are dealing with some patchy morning fog in the low clouds, mainly near the coast, warming trends through the weekend and then we are tracking a slight chance of showers, even some thunder possible early next week , monday afternoon into tuesday. here is the forecast animation showing the cloud cover mixing out, we see high clouds possibly this afternoon. plenty of sunshine for the most part for everybody than overnight tonight into tomorrow morning we could see a little bit of a deeper push of the marine layer into the day and along the coast. tomorrow, we get sunshine once again. from venetia high school --

graduation today, there will warm up even more this afternoon. we will see a lot of 80's for inland neighborhoods. concord and livermore at 84. santa rosa is 84 also. at the beaches, it is mild. half moon bay is 61, santa cruz is 72, oakland is 72, san jose is 79, tonight's lows will be in the low 50's around the bay and then check out the temperature trend in the south bay, or even even warmer tomorrow, things cool down on tuesday. that is because we have an area of low pressure coming in that will bring us cooler and cloudier conditions monday and tuesday with a slight chance of showers. only 10 percent to 20% showers. tomorrow we may even hit the upper 80's to near 90's, head

out to the pool and rub the sunglasses and sunscreen and enjoy the weather because it will cool down next week. >> you know i like the warm weather. >> i do too. i have been missing it! >> we

>> we are looking at a mile-long stretch of road in marin county that symbolizes the bay area's growing housing crisis. this crisis only works in the pandemic comic because the rvs and cars have been parked here because people have nowhere else to go. i wen to bedford road report on the growing rv encampment and look at who lives there and what is being done to help. >> driving through is hard to miss, it is nestled between holly highly at sanctuary, this is benford road. >> what you call this neighborhood? >> i just call it -- it is the strip or all of the rvs are! >> here at the long line of trailers and motor homes goes on

and on. stretching for about a mile. located minutes away from some of the wealthiest zip codes in the country, there is encampment has come to symbolize the have and have-nots in a seemingly affluent county. >> this is a larger issue that we see all across the state. it is of housing crisis we have, on house at a homeless crisis we are experiencing. >> this is the captain's seat. >> she has been homeless for three years. >> i was trying to hold my head above water, i was in sonoma county. >> she moved south to benford road. >> what do you want folks to know about benford road? >> we are not bad people, we have just made bad choices, maybe? >> there is 130 vehicles lining the road and 90 people who live here. for many they tell us it was the pandemic that was the tipping point. >> that trailer right there.

>> asked this man, he has lived here for six years. >> when you moved here, what was the road like? >> there were five or six motorhomes. >> this video shows a three years ago in 2020. now it is packed bumper-to-bumper and with county sanctioned resources. there is weekly trash pickup, porta potty's and handwashing stations. >> on a weekly basis folks are here multiple days during the week engaging with residents, listen to their stories and talking about what support they need to. get back into housing >> gary is the county rector of homelessness. >> who are these folks? >> they are family mem brothers and sisters, our aunts and uncles, these are our neighbors. >> the goal is to get all of these residents into permanent housing. it is something alicia and gordie hope for too. >> what is your goal a year from

now? >> to be in my own place and to have a job. >> i want to be out of here! i would like to be out of here. >> the camp has reached capacity and they for not allowing it to grow, they have no plans to force those current residents out. they continue providing resources with the hope of getting all residents into permanent housing. so far, they have helped three people make that transition. so to come on abc seven mornings, terrifying scene in india after a train flipped over and crushed, killing people. it demanding a harassment, how a campaign is trying to protect people in the bay area using cards. we will explain. alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura?

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the rate of gun violence related to cancer or some kind of disease we would turn over every rock to find a cure. >> free from gun violence, that is the hope of several groups across california including here in the bay area as multiple events call for awareness this weekend. thank you for joining us. francis, let us talk about the lovely weather we are going to have this weekend. >> the weather will be very cooperative, it is a great day outside, a live look from mount tam. you see san francisco in the background. your day planner starting at 9:00, coastal clouds lingering and temperatures in the 50's to low 60's, increasing sunshine by noon and then this afternoon it is going to be a mild to warm day. inland areas in the mid-80's around the bay we will see low to mid 70's and at the coast because of those clouds on the to near 60's, the us of says it

a: 27 and a gorgeous full moon tonight at 8:41 -- at 8:27 and a gorgeous full moon tonight at 8:41. >> you will see people dressed in orange for gun violence awareness day, people attending the oakland future as encouraged to wear orange. participating wineries want t donate $10 of every bottle sold to the nonprofit every town for gun safety. tomorrow i marked a cause the golden gate -- a march across the golden gate bridge will start at 11:00 a.m.. community members gathered to protest against the growing firearm epidemic. trauma care officials offered free stop the bleed

they also show preventative measures families could use to keep their children from unsafe environments. according to the cdc guns are the leading cause of death for children in the u.s.. >> we have children dying we had children dying in the same amount due to disease we would be turning over every rock to cure it. >> kamala harris spoke at an event yesterday. the iowa apartment unit collapse, the city of devonport believes the people could be inside. iowa task force one, the search and rescue team sent in by fema has brought in a team of canines to assist recovery efforts. >> chile new surveillance video shows this apartment building in davenport, iowa as it begins to partially collapse. first you see a piece of the building fall, two minutes 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 a part of the building came crashing down. they say the rescue operation is now a recovery. >> we are past with completing the recon of the building to search for survivors and those who may have been presumed to have perished inside of the collapse. >> a new missing person poster released with police think daniel pre-and along with brandon coleman and ryan hitchcock had a high probability of being at home at the time of the collapse. >> we have families here who are wanting answers and searching for their loved ones. >> including brandon coleman's family, his son has been sleeping near the scene. >> i try to drop him off at school to his finals and he broke down and ran right back here. in my mind it is like he needs to sleep, to satisfy his mind and soul, i will sleep with you.

>> the cause of the collapse is under investigation and the building had a history of complaints and owners have been ordered to make fixes which officials say were underway. they keep building inspector has resigned after and correctly giving the repair a pass mark instead of marking them incomplete. >> we have learned days before the collapse a structural engineer report said the building was an imminent risk of crumbling. >> more than 280 people are dead and hundreds are hurt after a real car flipped over and got mangled in india. it is one of the deadliest train crashes in decades. rescuers are carefully wading through debris and wreckage to find more. survivors and pulling out bodies. the crashing into a terrifying scene, rescuers climbed on top of the train and broke open doors and windows and trying to free survivors. happening today, a local mayor will join leaders to rally for

public people will gather in san francisco and oakland to mourn the economic downfall of public transit. it is in response to the lack of funding provided. by the state legislature. state senator scott weiner called on gavin newsom to bail out the public transit. he did not include funding for transit operations in this year's budget. there is a new phase within the campaign that stops the harassment on transit. the phase involves wallet sized cards to help quietly interrupt harassment. >> two years after launching the not one more girl campaign on bart to raise awareness of sexual harassment using art, the data shows their campaign has been working. >> especially post-covid as we are seeing drops in ridership, we have to look and see what are the things that are stopping writers from coming back? this felt like something that we could impact. in a significant way. >> their data amount randomly

selected riders say people are more aware of sexual harassment or gender-based violence and 59% say they now know what to do if they witness harassment and 36% responded that they feel safer ridi ng. they are launching phase two of not one more girl campaign, after working with a number of girls at oakland school for the arts and the unity council's latino mentorship program. >> that came up with a great idea about what if i had a card that i could hand somebody if i am being harassed or if somebody could hand me if they could help me. we are going to pilot that. >> physical cards smaller to fit in your wallet that bart will start handing out at events like oakland's first fridays and the farmers market meant to serve as a subtle. tool. -- subtle tool.

it gives a simple, straightforward stuff and it is again trying to create another layer of how to help yourself and help others. >> one in greenwich says you got me to serve as a silent signal. slipped to another passenger that you are being harassed. a second in orange that says i got you if you notice someone in the process of being harassed. >> this is coming from the youth are coming from the community and we are just thrilled to have some outside the box thinking to really try and tackle these issues. >> medical center is reducing its carbon footprint in all clinics. here is a live look outside right now, a really witty view of the bay as we start a really nice day. we check in with francis when we get back. ♪ ♪ always in that state of mind ♪ ♪ living on a high vibration ♪

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>> we are committed to highlight efforts to combat climate change, in the south bay, santa clara health care is doing their part. dustin dorsey takes a look. >> santa clara valley health care is going green, experts agree climate change is and will be the greatest threat to public health this century. in an effort to protect the community outside of medical care, they have signed a federal health sector climate pledge initiative to reduce its own carbon footprint at all hospitals and clinics. >> 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. >> they want to develop a climate resilience plan to focus on the needs of the community that experienced disproportionate risk of climate related harm to reduce organizational emissions by 50% by 2030 in order to achieve net

zero by 2050. the goals are lofty but a public health professor since the stakes are high as well. >> the health care industry is a significant curb to climate change accounting for -- contributor to climate change accounting for 5% of greenhouse gas emissions and a significant portion of their emissions come from goods and services that are required by the hospital. >> and is in a gas, operating rooms and food for patients on negative contributors. they are making many changes such as moving to an electric name and as avoiding low value testing and partnering with the company universal meals to provide more plant-based food options. >> what other? hospitals are providing this >> we are excited to be their first public hospital system to provide universal meals. by having plant-based meals, we are really doing a beautiful service not only to our cannick residence -- our county residents but also the >> earth.

they believe the changes they are making will only benefit the community. >> we can do to guard our planet helps to protect the health of all of us. -- what we can do to guard our planet helps to protect the health of all of us. giving patients the tools they need to be safe and healthy. >> pharisees 89th san mateo county fair opens today, organizers are billing it as a little bit of everything to everybody, farm workers are being honored and a brand-new exhibit is expected to be very popular as well. >> the new dragon exhibit, seven and mccormick -- animatronics dragons. we are excited about the interactive displays as well. >> pacific island date is next saturday, admission is $20 at the gate of dollars if you buy your ticket online. the fair runs through june 11.

happening today you can enjoy some fun and entertainment at the chinatown kung fu date. the ev people can join in on kung fu lessons and musical performances, various martial arts groups will hold demonstrations. organizers say it honors kung fu masters who contributed to the community. a quick look outside, it is clearing up and looking nice. >> it is sunny, in areas are warming up into the 60's and they will hit the mid 80's later this afternoon. around the bay we are going to hit the mid 70's this afternoon but those clouds are still sticking around, some of our beaches, i will talk about them we can warm up and then a cool down next week. >> marking a historical friday night for the giants are part, larry beil has a look at your morning orts coming up.

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>> the open a's are looking to tie up the series in miami and it was a night to remember for the giants as they marked a milestone against the baltimore orioles. larry beil has more. >> barry bonds homers in his giants career. the question is who would hit number 100 and are part and it happened last night, it came fast. sitting on number 99 and as soon as the umpire said batter up, lamonte wade jr. leading off for the giants and bond to write, the third splash and for the giants, kayak man marked the shark! he got the souvenir. giants with some getting aly raisman and than brett wisely taking away a homer from aaron hicks at the top of the wall. no defense for that.

top seven, gunnar henderson a cloud off of logan webb allowed three runs, 3-2 orioles, timer and a second, felix partita -- felix batista, through-two the giants have lost three straight. the opener for the a's in this game did not go well. the first inning, jesus sanchez going downtown, fuji's bra is over 12 this year. edward cabrera, marlins beat the a's 4-0. the battle of the south bay, all cardinal, all of the time, alberto, trauma bases are loaded and the bases are on loaded. this is a part of a six run third inning for the cardinal as they built a 7-2 lead. stanford with seven home runs in

this game, tommy troy right here, stanford cruises 13-2. stanford's must win game against alabama, the top seven, sidney steele, solo homer also added rb and this game to make it 2-0 cardinals. stanford allowed one hit all game. freshman throwing smoke. the cardinals won 2-0 and they stay alive to play on sunday. pga champion, a shot at tournament, he holds out from 95 yards and 18. this is for-birdie. even par, eight back off of the leader as they go through the weekend. how would you like to be a part of a world record? the san jose earthquakes attempting to break the mark for the world's largest soccer lesson. tonight at the morgan hill outdoor soccer complex. all record, 835 participants,

the quakes are shooting for about 1200. i hope they get it. this is a larry beil. >> how nice will it be this weekend. >> if you like yesterday and today and tomorrow, this morning we had an earthquake around 5:01, magnitude 4.5, east of cloverdale. we did not feel that this morning but let us know if you did. it is getting gorgeous from the tower, the clouds are starting to dissipate and temperatures are warming up already into the 60's. palo alto, melt fo jose 59 degrees and from amityville, low about.

novato is 63. fairfield and concord are 64 and livermore is at 59. we have a low clouds over santa cruz but it will be a nice day. they will warm up into the low 70's. some patchy morning fog, near the coast and the beaches. the warming trend will continue through the weekend into tomorrow and there is a slight chance of showers, even thunder early next week. a slight chance and i will show you that and how much you can expect. this is the highs for the day. it says highs. . sunday but it is today oakland is 72, san jose 71. mid 80's for our inland areas and then overnight lows will be in the low 50's around the bay, a lot of clouds and fog that will push their way into the bay overnight. we could see some upper 40's and the north bay like santa rosa. here is a look at the week

ahead, high temperatures in livermore, we are well above average for today are average at 79 and at 84 today, notice how things will significantly for the beginning of the work week. we had this area of low pressure that will drop in possibly bringing us a slight chance of rain monday afternoon into tuesday. look out for that. at this point it is a slight chance and a slight chance of thunderstorms out of the is also going to bring some thunderstorms to the lake tahoe area, slight chance sunday and then those chances of thunderstorms continue into monday, tuesday, and wednesday. for us here, the seven-day forecast, we have summerlike warmth, warming trends through tomorrow, temperatures almost near 90 degrees for our inland areas around the bay, mid 70's and at the coast it is actually going to be near 60 all week long because of the sea breeze and those coastal clouds, cooler

on monday a with the chance of rain creeping in into tuesday. at this point it is slight, 10% or 20% chance and notice it remains on the cooler end through the rest of the work week. enjoy the summerlike warmth and head to the pool today and into all of the graduation festivities, i say go for it. >> congrats to all of the graduates including your daughter! >> she graduated eighth grade yesterday! >> the event today looking to help thousands of bay area kids get ready for next season.

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>> the largest ski resort on two properties in order to house their workers, palisades ski resort purchased the and another property in king speech, there was one officials said it is an effort to help their local workers with housing struggles. most of the staff stay outside of the city due to the cost of living.

it will host 50 employees and the kings beach will house around 15. the giants are hosting the junior giants glove drive, it is a noncompetitive coed baseball program for kids. over 15,000 kids will n club this season so this event will help with that. people who donate will get a logan webb jersey pin or a city connect g pin. oakland's first fridays return to the neighborhood for the monthly celebration. the event included great food, music, dancing, and a lot more and it can mm rated -- and it commemorated the end of slavery in the u.s.. oakland first fridays is a free event and it takes place every first friday of the month on telegraph avenue. a rare sighting of an all white often made an appearance in monterey bay, casper exited a group of well waters after

popping up alongside their boat. the watching staff said there golf could be albino or has a condition causes a lack of pigmentation that could explain the white coat. what separates the mutations is the red eyes that albino animals have. we will have to see. fascinating. what a cool experience for those well waters! > -- whale >> hopefully it will be a mild day at the coast and warm inland, temperatures range from 61 to 86 degrees, plenty of sunshine around the bay and it will be warm through tomorrow but then things cool down monday and tuesday with a slight chance of rain. >> thank you for joining us here on abc7 mornings, abc7news continues at 5:00. we hope to see you then and we

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