♪ with capella university's game-changing flexpath format, you can earn your nursing degree without putting life on hold. imagine your future differently with capella university. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. liz: now it than :00, operation overdrive. nancy pelosi requesting federal help inviting the drug crisis in san francisco and it's on its way. good morning. thank you for joining us on this saturday, june 17. hi liz kreutz -- june 16.

getting our dates wrong. let's look at the weather with shayla. the days are starting to get mixed together. shayla: i am right there with you. we have a gloomy start to the weekend. . cloudy conditions to start the day. we will see the marine layer start to burn off into the afternoon hours. plenty of sunshine inland. along the coast the clouds good linger a little longer. highs today ranging from the 60's to the 80's. we have plenty of sunshine coming our way. it will be a nice one today. the clouds move in overnight. as you head into father's day he will be a breezy one. temperature starting to dip into the the work week. winds picking up as well. we will break down when and where we will see the winds tomorrow and the full we can forecast coming up later in the show. i will toss it back to you. liz: new this morning, one person's debt after a car crash in oakland. this happened after seven last night near foothill boulevard

and vicksburg avenue. witnesses claimed the crash was caused by in illegal street race. police say the crash involved in adult pedestrian who was taken to the hospital. that person later died. investigators say the driver that hit the victim fled the scene. the former house speaker is asking to become part of what is known as operation overdrive, adding another layer to the ongoing crackdown on the city's fentanyl crisis. reporter tara campbell spoke with congresswoman pelosi, as well as the dea about what changes the federal government will bring. >> for months we have been looking for a way to have federal participation in solving the problem. tara: a plea from speaker emeritus nancy pelosi for federal help in the fight against the fentanyl crisis, and friday and answer. >> we called upon the attorney general of our country to prioritize what is happening in san francisco. i got the letter response from

him. tara: san francisco now part of operation overdrive, a department of justice initiative targeting drug-related violence and overdoses, led by the dea. >> san francisco has a fentanyl crisis. dea's number one rule is to save lives. tara: brian clark says that means they are going up the people bringing drugs into the city. >> dea personnel will be there identifying and conducting surveillance, conducting search warrant. we will be arresting drug traffickers. tara: the dea working with other agencies, including the fbi, as well as bolstering local and state efforts. >> as a whole of government approach with san francisco police, with the new resources governor newsom just put in such as the california highway patrol and the national guard. tara: governor newsom calling the federal investigation -- investment article, saying in part, "we all must work together

at all levels of government to shut down the poison pipeline and in this crisis of humanity on our streets." speaker emeritus pelosi making clear the federal efforts will not focus on arresting drug users. >> this is not about actions against users. it's about sellers. it's about people committing the crime of selling these drugs. tara: chief bill scott says san francisco police will continue to arrest drug users. so far, making 45 arrest. >> people are openly using dangerous drugs and intoxicated on dangerous drugs. we are arresting people who are engaged in that behavior. we will continue to do so. tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: you can watch her documentary on demand. the documentary is now available on our abc 7 bay streaming tv app.

after weeks of controversy, the dodgers honored the sisters of perpetual indulgence at their pride night. thousands of catholic protesters demonstrated against the decision. michelle fisher was at the stadium and has more. >> jesus christ will not be mocked. michelle: hundreds of demonstrators, many catholic, marched with signs along stadium way to the stadium entrance. >> this is a prayer, not a protest. we are basically playing for the so-called nuns. michelle: the sisters of perpetual indulgence. the group's use of religious imagery and the calls for a dodgers boycott over the team's recognition of the sisters. >> now you have this group of people that are going around mocking nuns, dressing as nuns. >> the message is to remember tommy lasorda who were devout

catholics and how they would feel if they were to see this. >> let's pray. michelle: the demonstration comes after the dodgers initially invited the sisters last month, then uninvited the group after catholic groups objected. finally re-inviting them amid backlash. >> go dodgers. michelle: fans celebrating the pride night, offering support. >> initially i was upset they resend the invitation but when they inevitably offered it back i was very grateful they did so. >> we wanted to honor the sisters because there is a lot of misinformation going around about what kind of organization they are. this is our little mini counterprotest. michelle: the dodgers and fans celebrating 10 years of pride night at the park. >> i stopped coming to dodger stadium years ago. they came last year and they had such a great time. it was all about family and

everybody having a great time. i'll give it a try. so far it has been beautiful, nice. a day out with family and embrace those who something art unlovable, and all of that. it is nice. michelle: michelle fisher, abc 7 news. liz: construction of the pink triangle in twin peaks will be finished today. it has become one of the symbols of pride. the pink triangle once branded people suspected of being gay in nazi concentration camps is a symbol against homophobia. mayor london breed will be on hand for a ceremony shortly after the work is finished. e pride parade is just one week away. abc 7 is a proud sponsor. you watch the parade live on sunday, june 25, on abc 7 and our streaming app. president biden will be in the bay area on monday as part of a three-day visit.

there are not a lot of details but we know he will be at a fundraiser monday for his reelection campaign. it will take link at the atherton home of steve wesley, a tesla investor and a california state controller. tickets cost up to $100,000 and they are sold out. florida governor ron desantis will also be in northern california on monday. he will make a stop in sacramento, the home turf of his sparring partner, governor newsom. >> calling out red states like florida is so common for governor gavin newsom it almost would be weird if he didn't. >> i don't know if you have heard of this guy, desantis. you have heard of him? >> ron desantis is doing a disgrace. >> governor desantis does it but unlike newsom he admits he is seeking the national office. thursday, santos urged that the change. >> serious fixation on the state

of florida. i think it is bizarre he does that. what i would tell him is, are you going to challenge joe? are you going to get in and do it or just sit on the sidelines and chirp? why don't you throw your hat in the ring and then will go ahead and talk about what is happening. >> strategist and cofounder of the lincoln project, a conservative group united against donald trump said this benefits both, especially newsom. >> he's getting republican governors to fight back and engage in a fight with him. the bottom line is ron desantis is fighting with the governor, not the president. he's not even fighting with the nominee of his own party -- the front runner for the nomination of his party. that's a big win for gavin newsom. >> this and this is expected on monday for a fundraising event. the california republican party is ready to embrace the visit. >> we look forward to seeing all republican candidates come out to california to get to know our

voters and make their case. whoever becomes the nominee, the california republican party is prepared to support that person 100%. liz: morgan reiner reporting. developing news in napa county where a wild fire is burning and the northwest of lake berry. cal fire says it has burned 103 acres but is being slowed by rugged terrain and crews have stopped forward progress. we have not heard of damage to structures or buildings. new development with a deadly fire last year. calfire says the mill fire was started by mill operations from a lumber company. the fire started last september and it damaged or destroyed nearly 150 buildings while scorching close to 4000 acres. two people died and three others were injured. the chronicle reports the mill where the fire started closed in november because of the fire investigation. the man accused of causing a

deadly home explosion in san francisco is facing new charges. prosecutors say aaron price be charged with murder for the february explosion in the outer sunset neighborhood. he was previously charged with involuntary manslaughter along with reckless burning, manufacturing drugs, and child endangerment. the explosion killed price's wife and injured her caregiver. 9 morning. shayla: good morning. looking live from the santa cruz skycam. still cloudy along the coast. the clouds will linger longer at the beaches. i will have your full forecast and what is in store for father's day later in the show. liz: homes for the un-housed. the new construction being built in the north bay. we will tell you about the big changes coming to the juneteenth celebration in oakland.

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liz: it is committed to raising awareness about the thing a better bay area, and that includes organizio tackling homelessness. an old office building is being turned into a 41-studio apartments. construction is happening in san rafael on kerner and bella boulevard. the 33 million other project as part of a partnership between

marin county and nonprofit eden housing. the idea was born during the pandemic meant at the hotels were used for the homeless. >> converting an office building to support housing. it's a great use of basically derelict space. really will be life for those who get to live there. liz: eden housing hopes the building will serve as a model for organizations across the bay area. it's expected to be completed by 2024. a held on treasure island friday to celebrate the new infrastructure and retrofit project. the 126 million dollar project will improve on and off ramps on the bay bridge and will create bike lanes for cyclists. >> this work is intended to build a thriving community and recognize that part of that community has always exist -- already existed here and has needs that need to be met. liz: the project is expected to greet hundred jobs. funding will be coming from

federal, state, and local grants. it will support the existing community and up to 20,000 additional residents as the island continues to build new homes. it's expected to be completed in 2026. university of california botanical garden is trying to raise $150,000 to save their nude population. workers at the -- newt population. workers found several critters dead when they were found cracks in a pool. the pool needs to be done to resave the newts. tim johns got to check it out firsthand. tim: you might not know what walking through the quiet pathways but the botanical garden is currently in a race against time. it's all because of these newts. >> they have been breeding here for probably at least 40 years. tim: paul has been studding them for over six decades. he says the 80-year-old pond they come to mate in every year is in a state of disrepair. it has gotten so bad that garden staff members have found some

newts dead after getting stuck in cracks at the bottom of the pond. the garden is raising money to create a new habitat for the newts. >> we expect to start by slowly draining it down, then collecting the newts and moving them to tanks. tim: then the cracks will be filled in a new pond put down. the garden has a narrow time frame to get all of this done. they are hoping to start repairs in august and have them completed by september. without the pond, the local population could suffer permanent damage. he believes many simply would not know where to go and mating season. >> how many will find another pond? we don't know. those are unknowns. tim: the garden is hoping to raise $150,000. they created a save the newts campaign where people can donate money. so far the outpouring of support has been sick sectional -- been sensational and they think the

community. >> it's a treasure we are hoping to conserve and we very much appreciate the public support. tim: tim johns, abc 7 news. liz: san francisco held its second annual juneteenth kickoff event yesterday at city hall, the second year juneteenth has been recognized as a national holiday. mayor london breed hosted the event and what is being called a celebration of black music and art to commemorate the freedom of black americans. many say the event is also a representation of unity. >> i want to be the living representation of that, the embodiment of our people thriving. the embodiment of juneteenth celebrating our freedom. this is it. liz: community leaders are hoping other events like the large festivals in the fillmore and hunters point districts will help people understand this holiday is not just about black history, but american history. happening today, the big celebration kicks off at lake merritt amphitheater at noon. it runs through 8:00 p.m.

expect oakland's lake merritt to be packed for the holiday, unlike past years there will not be street closures. parking meters will be enforced as usual today and sunday. it will be free to park on monday. for a list of juneteentevts around the bay area, look to our website, abc7news.com. let's get a check of the forecast. father's day weekend, shayla. you say it will cool down tomorrow. shayla: we have a lot heading away this weekend. if you're outdoors for father's day, a bit on the cooler side. it will be windy but we have plenty of sunshine. not just yet though. a live look outside and you can see we're still talking about those cloudy conditions. the morning fog sticks around. we will see the chance for a little drizzle in the next few hours. by this afternoon sunshine makes its way to the picture. it will be pretty mild out there. temperatures on the warmer side as well. we see temperatures tomorrow and the wind speeds pick up.

taking a live look and you can see all the marine layer. we are talking about it blanketing the coast as you had inland. for the most part visibility looks good except for certain areas. half moon bay down to just four miles of visibility. definitely take it slower if you're heading on the road. for the rest of you guys looking pretty good. as we head into the afternoon hours the day will shape up to be pretty nice. the coast will hold onto the marine layer longer. we will see hi city from the 60's -- highs today from the 60's to the 80's. close to average. not quite as warm as yesterday. here's a look ahead to later today. we have the marine layer to start the day. that clears into the afternoon hours. the coast holding onto the cloud cover the fog a little longer. as you had inland we are talking about sunny skies, clearing conditions, and temperatures close to average. overnight we see the cloud cover make a comeback just in time for father's day.

we see the june gloom to start your father's day but by the afternoon it will be really nice and sunny. temperatures a bit cooler. we are starting to see a cooler trend and then the wind speeds also picking up into your father's day afternoon. if your grilling tomorrow, we prepared to hold onto your hat a bit. we will see some breezy conditions. that will stick around in the monday morning. also coming monday morning is there will be the cloud cover to start off your work week. here's a look at some of those wind speeds we could see tomorrow. expecting to see gust in afternoon upwards of 20 miles per hour. some areas looking like they will seek costs over 30 miles per hour. really breezy conditions into your sunday afternoon. that sticks around into the evening hours. by monday you will notice those winds but not quite as intense as what we are forecasting for tomorrow afternoon. highs today. he will be a nice one. we have the onshore flow and that is keeping temperatures on the cooler side. 79 for san jose.

just shy of that 80 degree mark. 81 for you and morgan hill. cooler as he had to the beaches. those beaches also looking like they will hold onto the marine layer later. air quality looking good as well. half moon bay seeing a high of 61. if you're heading up in the sunset district or downtown, 60's for you. mid-60's. 65 for san francisco. overall nice conditions today. continuing to see 70's, even 80's further inland. we will look at the seven-day forecast a little later the show. liz: sounds good. thank you. passport problems. the wait for a passport coming down to the wire for a mother and daughter. michael finney shares the story after the break.

liz: millions of americans are traveling overseas this summer

and the -- is swamped with passport applications. it can take three months. delays put a mom and daughter in a harrowing predicament. the daughter did not have her passport and the trip was scheduled to begin today. they contacted 7 on your side's michael finney. >> it was the most stressful things i've done in my life. michael: christian michelle and her daughter grace had only days left before their flight to europe. >> i was like i don't have a passport yet and we leave in a week. michael: grace applied to renew her passport month ago but as the departure drew close she still did not have it. >> they could tell me nothing. the status stayed the same for two months. we are now reviewing your document. michael: time was ticking away without a passport they could not go. race was scheduled to perform with her dance club in three countries on a european tour. >> my teammates were like, i'm praying for you. you have got to get there. michael: while in europe they

planned to attend her uncle's swearing-in ceremony as an army commander in italy. they had to be there. she kept calling the passport office. which you get the passport in time? >> waiting on hold for hours, literally. your whole time is two hours. i was trained asked the ladies do i have a 1% chance, a 50% chance, 99% chance of this happening? michael: they told her to make an appointment at an office to get the passport issued on the spot. the only problem, the appointments are all booked. >> there are no appointment available anywhere in united states. is crazy. michael: she started asking government officials for help. she tried gavin newsom, senator feinstein, congress member to sonja, even secretary of state blinken. when that didn't help, kristen got creative. >> i came up with the idea of also sending a fruit basket. michael: she sent a fruit basket to the arizona passport office

that was handling grace's application. >> i will send them something good. i will get their attention and make them feel loved so hopefully they can help me. michael: she never heard back. >> contact 7 on your side. michael: right away the agency delivered. >> my husband came in and said i got it. i was like ahh. i was so relieved. michael: the passport arrived the next morning, down to the wire, but they are off to europe. >> 7 on your side, the one thing that did work. thank you so much. michael: i am michael finney, 7 on your side. liz: it now takes up the 13 weeks for routine processing and up to nine weeks for expedited processing. that cost an extra $60. the times do not include mailing time. glad it worked out for them. still to come, deadly tornadoes touched down with more severe

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning. thanks again for joining us this half-hour. let's start with the forecast with shayla. shayla: good morning. 50's and 60's out the door. also seeing a little bit of a breeze. up in the 70's a clear like today. pretty mild -- clear lake today. hi nice afternoon is heading away. high temperatures ranging from the 60's to the 80's. the cloud cover hanging on a little longer as he had to the coast. a cool down comes tomorrow. we will start to see those winds pick up into father's day afternoon. we will break down when and where you will see the wind speeds and what the rest of the week is going to look like. for now, back to you. liz: 30 million people are on

alert from colorado to florida this holiday weekend. 12 tornadoes were reported in last 24 hours and over two dozen reported in the last two days. towns hit with high winds are destroyed and becoming unrecognizable. melissa don reports. melissa: more than 1000 reports of severe weather, including two dozen tornadoes slamming parts of the country within days. a confirmed ef-0 touching down a new jersey on friday. in the small texas town of perry ton nef-2 -- and one of the victims, becky randall, leaves behind a husband, two sons and four grandchildren. >> more than a dozen homes were completely destroyed. the winter here behind me, eight people were inside when the tornado hit.

miraculously they all survived. melissa: in the florida panhandle more than a foot of rain and more than 100 rescued. one person died after a tree fell on their home. in mississippi, a person was killed and thousands of homes damaged. in ohio, thousands left without power after a storm caused severe damage throughout the northwest part of the state. the system sending debris flying and bringing large hail and tornado threats. the threatening conditions expected to last through the weekend as an excessive heat warning persists through taxes and louisiana te -- louisiana. liz: an arizona man is dead after being mauled by a bear in a highly unusual unprovoked attack. the victim was sitting in a chair on his property drinking his morning coffee when it happened. authorities say the bear dragged the man about 75 yards and was actually consuming the man as neighbors tried to intervene. >> imagine going from zero,

relaxing and having a cup of coffee, all of a sudden a neighbor is screaming for help. they did respond. i think they yelled at the bear. they did what they could. when individual home to horn -- honked a horn but it did not help mr. jackson. liz: a neighbor shot and killed to the bear. officials will do an autopsy on the bear and said they could help determine what may have led up to the attack. the bay area resident once described as the most dangerous man in america has died. pentagon papers whistleblower daniel ellsberg died peacefully in his home in kensington on friday from pancreatic cancer. he was 92. he was a defense analyst when he leaked the pentapers in 1971 whichled damning information about the policy in vietnam from 1945 to 1967. >> he was a courageous person. the pentagon papers made a big

difference in our understanding. many of us knew for a long time that we were not being told the truth about what was going on in vietnam. liz: ellsberg's family says h continued his passionate fight for peace throughout his life, adding daniel was a seeker of truth and patriotic truth teller and antiwar activist, a beloved husband, father, grandfather, and great grandfather and he will be dearly missed by all of us. the family of 23-year-old alexis gave is holding a memorial service in concord. it starts at 3:00 p.m. at the globe alley creation and funeral services on commerce avenue. the public is invited to attend. gabe went missing in january of 2020 to after visiting her ex-boyfriend in antioch. police say he killed her and spread her remains in multiple locations. autopsy and forensic tests have been completed. his or -- her remains are being returned to her family. a funeral will be held june 19

at 1:30 in front of diablo valley funeral home chapel. a national study of home prices declared the bay area has the fastest dropping market values in the country. in the east, prices are on their way up. here is reported leslie brinkley. >> this is the summer of uncertainty. uncertainty about interest rates and homeowners insurance. leslie: real estate agents put the bay area at the top of their list for fastest dropping real estate values in the nation, with san francisco, oakland, hayward tapping the top spot. that's a one-your snapshot from the start of 2022 to the start of 2023. drilling into just the last few months shows something different happening. >> i would not exactly look at some of these price trends and say there is a fire sale for real estate in the san francisco bay area. we have seen appreciation in

many communities in the east bay in particular. leslie: in danville, the medium detached single-family homes sold for $2.4 million last summer. by january of this year, the median price dropped to $1.6 million. now prices have bounced back up over $2 million. fremont has seen a big jump in median prices for single-family homes. richmond is the only community where prices are still sliding. another twist. homeowners are attending the price their home just at or below market value, leading to some properties now selling for above list price. any decrease or even sustained stabilization of interest rates could mean the fall looks a lot different from the summer. in the east bay i am leslie brinkley, abc7news. liz: sam trans has r

affordable transit option for some residents, ride plus. it's a micro transit service. passengers book rides online for a nap and can request specific pickup and drop-off locations, as long as there they within the service sounds. -- service zones. >> it covers areas that may not have the population density for regular giant buses. it is service on demand. use your app. you can go online and even call to arrange your ride. the ride will not cost you any more than a normal bus ride. liz: the service is available for residents of half moon bay, east palo alto and belhaven. it will be free starting this sunday through july 31. after that, they will have to pay a small fee through the app. flowers and rainbows will be in abundance at the florida bill at the san francisco meant. we spoke with the cofounder tina barclay on a weekday stream show abc 7 at 7:00. >> it produces luxury flower

shows all across the world. we bring flowers to the people in a much more creative way. most importantly, we tell stories through flowers. we are excited to be in san francisco, aligned with san francisco pride in telling stories of many rainbow champions. you will see manikins like this. from the pride community, all done in flowers. you are see harvey milk in flowers. gillard baker who invented the pride flag. you will see -- to the community recently lost. there are so many connections to the local city. also bigger trail are internationally or widely known. it's an incredible, touching experience and are at the same time. -- art at the same time. from birth to death every major milestone is marked with flowers. people really connect with flowers.

flowers make us happy but they are also an art form. we work closely with local florists in every city. we have about three, 24 local san francisco florists that have common designed an installation at the show showcasing their talent and creativity. it's a really amazing art and ship. -- partnership. liz: it runs through july 4. that looks really cool. still to come on abc 7 mornings, pixar's latest film is in theaters. reggie gives us a look at what it took to make the movie. here's a look outside right now. shayla will have your forecast in just a few minutes.

liz: here's a look outside. . traffic is moving on the saturday morning disney and pixar's new film is in theaters. "elemental"

. reggie aqui went behind the scenes in emeryville to see how years of hard work brought wonder, humor and romance together. ♪ reggie: welcome to pixar's campus where there is a fairy monster at the front desk, a fashion diva at the fireplace, and a huge bo peep peeping her newest neighbors. it is "elemental," a story about a fiery woman and a watery man. how is that relationship going to work? >> sorry, buddy. elements don't mix. reggie: what is "elemental" about? >> a water character and fire character who are in love. it's about her family, the fire family living in a city not made for fire people. can she allow herself to fall in love with a water guy? >> make like a stream and flow somewhere else. >> kitts haram com, but there's an immigrant story underneath it.

it is like the emotional core. >> the city was not made with fire people in mind. reggie: how long did it take to make "elemental?" >> it was pitched 7, 8 years ago. that is not the entire crew working on the movie for that long. it goes through different stages of development and story artists and concept artist. >> how are you doing? >> living the dream. reggie: monsters. you have seen incredibles. you have seen luca. if i thought of the hardest thing to put together in a film it would be fire and water. this is a major challenge. >> from a visual communication standpoint they were very difficult to work with. tearing them together into a scene was super challenging. >> every department separately when they heard the pitch was like, all the puzzles in their head at once. lighting had a tough time because amber is a light. how delighted character who admits light herself? it took a long time. i'm really proud of the final look.

our dream was other animators would see this and say i had no idea how they did it. reggie: this is where it all happened? the way it happened? >> this is where wade and ember happened. this is how animators pull the strings of the puppets. a rotation is one control. that is one string on a marionette. rotating that way is a string, this way is a string. you can shift and shape and move. reggie: but that is the challenge. >> now the possibilities are endless. reggie: are you still having dreams about fire and water and air and land? >> yeah. i make that joke sometimes. old movie stars say i will never work with -- animals and kids. animals and kids and elementals. they are very challenging and finicky. i can't believe we got it all done and i'm very excited. reggie: now it is up to the world. >> it is up to the world. >> he likes it.

♪ reggie: in aqui, abc 7 news. liz: i cannot wait to see it. shayla, let's see the forecast. it will be nice today. shayla: really nice this afternoon but we are syncretic conditions. a bit of a change on father's day. we will track that and look at your seven-day forecast coming up after the break. liz: thanks. mike dunleavy junior is sliding into the hotseat over at chase center. larry beil has more on the major moved by the warriors coming up in sports.

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and my energy. clif bar® is the ultimate energy bar®. purposefully crafted with a blend of protein, fat and carbs. because the more good you put in, the more great you get out. liz: a live look at the fae on the favorites. the san francisco giants are staying strong is the road -- on the road nla as they take on the dodgers today.

can the bay area the warriors have made their first major move in the off-season. larry beil has a look at your morning sports. larry: good morning. one year ago yesterday the war years won the nba championship another have a new general manager trying to get them back to the top. mike dunleavy junior taking over for bob myers. the hope is his days in management better than his time as a player here. he was the third pick in the 2002 draft i got blamed for many of the team's problems. ended up with a nice 50-your career the leak. he has been meyer's right-hand man. he grew up with his father in the nba. done lady taking over at a critical time for the franchise. first order is to try to sign out draymond green. done lady -- he's to be introduced on monday. giants and dodgers in l.a. mookie betts, have no fear, easier. -- he is here.

4-2, l.a. peterson singles off brandon crawford. we are tied at 4-4. infield single. peterson scores. 5-4 giants. put a hold on to the lead? no. freddie freeman to no man's land. loop single. run scores. going to extras. 11th. tied at 5-5. the giants win a thriller 7-5. the a's and phills at the coliseum. here comes, there goes. kyle schwaber putting the phillies ahead in a flash. solo homer. they would add a couple more homeruns. walker was great. seth brown, looking. frying noda -- brian noda looking. phillies win 6-1

ground -- round 2 of the u.s. open. rory mcilroy, file holiday -- final hole of the day. looking for his first major victory since 2014. ricky fowler sharing the first round lead. 10 under in leading by stroke. here is the shot of the day. last year's champ matthew fitzpatrick on 15. why are we showing this? because it is a hole in one. shot a 70, one over. have a great father's day weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. liz: let's get a check in the forecast now. the father's day forecast will cool down tomorrow. shayla: yes. a cool down tomorrow and windy but for today sunny skies. pretty calm conditions are now. we are seeing the june gloom to start saturday. we will see some sunshine in the mix this afternoon. we are continuing to see the fog along the coast and even patchy

morning drizzle. that will continue for a couple more hours. this afternoon sunshine in the picture and mild conditions. we will see warmer conditions by this afternoon as well. tomorrow is when the shakeup happens. gusty conditions and a cooldown with temperatures lingering into monday. here's a live look on the radar. you can see how widespread the marine layer is this morning. everyone waking up to cloudy skies. inland a little better when it comes to the clearing. most of you doing good but you can see half moon bay still down to the three mile visibility. the june gloom and cloutier skies will be around for the next couple of hours before some sunshine works its way into the mix this afternoon. continuing to seek cloudy conditions. that burns off later today. if you look at the day planner you will see the cloud coverage last a little longer at the coast. cooler conditions for you. reaching for the 60's and the 80's. it will feel like spring this afternoon.

here is the marine layer. you can see the sta -- that starts to burn off as you move inland. a lot more sunshine. warmer temperatures. by tomorrow morning with the cloud cover moving and once again. it will be a cloudy start to your father's day. if you're outdoors on sunday afternoon grilling or anything like that expect lenny of sunshine. we should be clearing tomorrow afternoon. the big talker is the winds. he will be a breezy father's day. definitely holding onto your hats and the winds will last in the monday morning. once again by monday we will see the cloud cover make a return. you know the drill. a look at the wind speeds we have been talking about. tomorrow gusts upwards of 20 miles per hour proposed areas. many places seeing gusts upwards of 30 miles per hour. that continues into the evening. right now not looking like we will have advisories but that could change as we get closer. expect to see the winds lasting

in the monday morning as well. we will keep tracking that as you get closer. highs today will be pretty nice. actually feeling like spring. we still have the onshore flow keeping those temperatures on the cooler side. even seeing the 80's inland. look at the coast. 60's for you. the onshore flow continuing to keep us on the cooler side. lows tonight into the 50's. similar to what we saw last night. the marine layer makes a return and we see little drizzle. here is that seven-day forecast. a cool down in the father's day. temperatures continuing to dip monday and tuesday. by midweek the start of summer bringing us a little sunshine. it is coming. we have a warm up on the way. just a cooler father's day for us. liz: sounds good, shayla. you can watch all of newscasts live and on-demand on the abc 7 bay area connected tv app available for apple tv, google tv, and roku.

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liz: here are the winning numbers from last night's $281 million mega millions drawing. the mega number is 19. nobody picked all six numbers and tuesdays drawing is increasing to a 300 million or jackpot. in the south bay, santa clara university's graduation commitment ceremonies being held at stephen stadium. the youngest graduate will walk with his peers at just 14 years old. 14. when judy's duty -- we introduced you to him last week and he will graduate with a degree in computer science and engineering. he has a job lined up and will move to washington to start working as an engineer with spacex. congratulations and very impressive. the alameda county fair has returned to pleasanton. doors opened

the fair has all the classics, including food, games, rides, and of course pig races. the concert calendar has performances from e 40, chante, leanne rhymes and a lot more. talk -- concert tickets are sold severally from admission. it is closed every monday and tuesday, except for july 3 and july 4. let's get one final check of the forecast. shayla: if you're heading to the fair this afternoon, it will be a nice one. we have a cool and cloudy start. by this afternoon you're seeing highs ranging from the 60's all the way up to the 80's. a little cooler and cloutier along the coast. tomorrow temperatures dip for father's day. we also see a lot of winds moving in in the afternoon. expect gusty conditions sunday into monday with temperatures continuing to dip. wednesday, just in time for summer, we have a warm up. liz: thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. abc 7 news continues at 5:00

p.m. have a great day and we will see you back here tomorrow.

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