moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7news. >> i was actually preparing dinner. it literally sounded like a car bomb or something. >> at 9:00, underground explosions. plus, neighbors describe the jolting moments. good morning. thank you for joining us on sunday, july ninth. i'm stephanie sierra. a breezy start across the day. >> the wind will pick up this afternoon. be prepared. live from emeryville we see some droplets on the camera. i used my wipers a few times this morning in san francisco.

today fog and drizzle with temperatures in the 50's. it's been that way most of the morning. by noon breezy and it still mild. temperature is slow to warm up this afternoon with wind picking up keeping temperatures below average. inland areas in the upper 70's around the bay upper 60's. at the coast near 60 degrees. some changes are on the way. get ready for a warm-up if you are tired of cooler weather. >> the coast guard has given the ok for the ruby princess cruise ship and its thousands of passengers to depart. repairs are complete. that ship has been sitting at pier 27 in san francisco since colliding with a dock thursday morning. j.r. stone shows more from ship passengers. the ruby princess is again sitting on the dock of the bay for a third extra night in san francisco after it crashed into the dock thursday. passengers with simple

descriptions of the events. >> it's a parking accident. >> the ship was supposed to be in alaska at this point. thursday's crash damaged vessel as it was stocking. one bay area family we talked to say they are not angry, just on with it. >> it's a bummer we have to reschedule, but stuff happens. >> the new departure date is 4:00 p.m. sunday. repairs will have to be finished by that time. the u.s. coast guard approve those. on friday our cameras captured a huge hole in the ship's hull knew the stern. saturday it appeared to be sealed. late saturday some travelers were still unsure if they would stay or or go come sunday. >> it is an emotional decision. we don't know if staying on and having seven days in a nazca and

having one stop in a nazca and one in canada is valuable enough to stay on there. >> passengers have choices to stay on board for a shortened cruise, get a 70 5% towards a future voyage or they can leave and get a 50% refund on a future trip. they must decide by 11:00 a.m. sunday. >> they gave us some compensation but for me it does not totally cut it. >> why not stay? >> you would pay a lot of money for a hotel room like this. why not. >> and we have the drink package. it keeps getting better. >> j.r. stone abc7news. >> new developments this morning. there ruby princess given the ok to depart today, putting an end to the saga for passengers. we will live-streamed the departure as it happens. more developing news in san francisco.

pg&e is making repairs after one of its underground vaults exploded and erupted into flames out of a manhole in pacific heights. one car was damaged as it was parked right above the matt hall. several windows were blown out. thankfully no one was hurt. authorities confirmed the vault was deenergized. it happened in the 2100 block of pacific and laguna streets around 8:00 last night. people described what they saw and heard. >> we saw it just explodes. it was on fire. that is when san francisco pd and the fire department told us to move back. no one was allowed on the street. >> i was preparing dinner. it literally sounded like a car bomb or something and knocked me to the floor. i got up. all of the windows, because my windows, both facing laguna, as

well as specific, all got impacted. it just blew out all the glass. >> i was cooking dinner and i thought at first it was a firework. then i realized the entire building was shaking. i came outside. i saw a car on fire. i saw fire coming from the sewers. it was definitely really interesting. >> residents were told to shelter in place overnight. the district two supervisor catherine stefani spoke to abc7news encouraging residents to stay calm and say -- said pg&e shut off power last night to make the repairs. this morning according to the outage map electricity is back on in that neighborhood. alan update to a story we told you earlier this morning. one person is dead and another in the hospital after a plane crash that smith ranch airport in san rafael last night. two victims had to be pulled out of the plane after it went down in a marsh at the end of the runway. one passenger died at the scene. the other is hospitalized in

critical condition. witnesses called 911 to report the tale of the plane hit power lines. and was wrapped around the rear of the plane at the crash site. pg&e cruise spent the night working to restore power. rescue crews in san franci saved 10 kayakers from the san francisco bay yesterday during two separate incidents. in the first rescue fire officials say five children ended up in the water after kayaks capsized at mccovey cove. we were pulled to safety by rescue swimmers. another child and two adults were rescued by a passing fishing vessel but thankfully did not fall in. everyone is expected to be ok. the event happened during the first inning of yesterday's giants game. tense moments during an annual unsanctioned skater event in san francisco between police officers and those in attendance. you can hear them go down.

skateboarders barreled down the steep road of german -- dolores street during the event called the dolores street skate bomb. leo shows people to throwing bottles and other items at police. it is not known if any arrests were made. the last dolores street skate bomb happened in 2020. in the north bay a family is seeking help finding their missing dog. they say it's not only a loss for a family, but impacts a local nonprofit. this kind of story is becoming moreomn. >> aaron dittmer's dog was stolen. the dog is not an ordinary family pet. >> the dog's name is buddy he is a little older than one year. he is a mix of a cavalier spaniel and a poodle. he's adorable. >> on friday dittmer walked buddy to the bank in downtown san rafael. he could not take him inside. he tied him to a flagpole in front of the banks pick windows and when he came out 10 minutes later but he was gone. >> i was in a big panic.

one gentleman here witnessed two women that had played with the dog and then should -- took the dog and took off. >> is working with the bank and police hoping that surveillance footage will help identify the women that allegedly took that off. there is more to the story. buddy is a therapy dog for his wife nonprofit. >> he has a therapeutic purpose for young adults that have been exposed to a lot of trauma that my wife works with. >> dittmer is still some prized -- surprised buddy was stolen from a busy downtown plaza were so many people were walking around. >> i learn from other people this is really a thing, ceiling dogs -- stealing dogs and selling them. there's an underground market for this. >> according to the american kennel club dog theft is on the rise. almost 2 million dogs are stolen each year in the u.s.. someone will pretend to have found the dog and try to prove -- collect a reward.

others knowing the emotional attachment people have with their pets can use it to collect a big ransom. low risk of the -- of getting caught, big reward selling a stolen dog. dismay said they bought buddy from a pet store for $2000. dittmer has been posting signs around town hoping buddy will come home. >> if you return him safe and healthy there will be no questions asked. >> in san rafael abc7news. >> fingers crossed for buddy's safe return. now let's peek outside and check in with francis. how is it looking? >> bridge were we have lots of low clouds. you can see the flag blowing. the breeze is now not too bad. it will pick up this afternoon. i will have the neighborhood forecast and warm up in the accuweather forecast coming up. >> ahead, a soccer trail blazer

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region. a new report is highlighting remote on san francisco's commuting population during the pandemic. according to the mercury news news, san francisco's daytime population transformation is the most dramatic in the country. the city lost nearly 210,000 people during a typical workday in 2021 compared to 2019. before the pandemic the population would jump to 1.1 million people in the city on average during work hours. it shows a loss of nearly 20% of the cities's daytime population. northern california native and women's soccer star megan rapinoe is retiring. she made the big announcement yesterday at stanford saying the season will be her last. megan rapinoe and the women's national team play against wales today at paypal stadium in san jose. after the game there will be a ceremony to send the team off to the world cup in australia and

new zealand. best way i could possibly go out is winning. >> everybody is happy for her. we want her to win and send her off. >> megan rapinoe, an olympic gold medalist and two times women's world cup champion is leaving and impact both on and off the field. she is now known to advocating for issuesrights, pay equity, rl equality, earning the presidential medal of freedom. she sank women's basketball icon sue bird for helping her process the decision to retire. the house of representatives oldest member will not seek another term. democratic representative of california announced she will retire when her current term is closed. letourneau is 86 years old. she represented the city of la puente for 25 years in congress. she is proud of the work she has

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interactive art event yesterday where families help paint a new community mural and how -- in san jose. kids got a chance to percent is paid in fun activities. the murals the theme was created by local artist frankie mcfly with the fitting title "vaccines are another part of growing u visitors at yosemite are hitting the park. this year visitors were met with long lines just enter. officials want to enact a temporary reservation center by next summer due to excess crowds this year. park officials are trying their best to manage visitors and are considering crowd control measures. they are proposing a permanent reservation system to limit admissions. we are still waiting on a winter to claim the powerball jackpot, now an estimated 650 million

dollars. that's a pretty penny. the lottery website says no one hit all six numbers from last night's drawing. one lucky winner did hit all five winning at least $1 million. here are the numbers for saturday nights powerball. seven, 23, 24, 32, 43, lucky number, 18. the next drawing is expected tomorrow at 7:00 p.m.. it is the ninth largest jackpot in powerball history and at the second largest jackpot so far this year. now turning to weather meteorologist frances dinglasan is tracking the forecast. a breezy start this sunday. >> breezy, cool, foggy. we had result that you can see on live cameras. enjoy the cooler weather, stephanie. if you do not like it it will really warm up. next weekend it will be downright hot for inland areas. live doppler 7 satellite radar is starting to see clouds breakup. low clouds are causing flight

arrivals at sfo of around 51 minutes. heads up if you are planning to someone up at the airport. over san jose over the shark tank we are starting to see breaks in the clouds, some blue skies there. they look like little cotton puffs, the clouds now over san jose. san francisco 52 degrees, oakland 55, mountain view 59, palo alto already in the 60's, half moon bay at 54 degrees. mount tam now quite a bit of cloud cover there. it has been breezy on mount tam, up to 31 miles per hour. in santa rosa, nevada, napa, mid-50's. upper 50's for fairfield, concord 57, livermore, 56. the wind will be the factor again today. right now gusting up to 33 miles per hour in oakland. strong wind in rio vista. san francisco currently at 22. they will pick up this afternoon. breezy to dusty conditions especially in san francisco.

you will see the wind coming in funneling through the gonna -- golden gate bridge and spreading into the east bay. a lot of areas will hit 38 miles per hour possibly this afternoon like livermore, hayward, san francisco. the wind dies down tomorrow. not as bad. temperatures rebound event. live it from emeryville, some sprinkles that we saw earlier on the camera. patchy fog, drizzle for the morning, windy this afternoon. temperatures below average today, must like yesterday. sizzling summer heat returns at the end of the weekend i will show you that too. notice that by lunchtime the clouds will pull back to the coast. we will see partly cloudy conditions on the peninsula, clearing for the afternoon before the cloud and stratus returns overnight into tomorrow morning with drizzle possible. if you are heading to the giants game pack a jacket. it will be windy with temperatures only in the 60's. you were one -- will want your

sunglasses. highs 62 san francisco. half moon bay only 60. warmest spots near 80 degrees like ukiah and lakeport. santa rosa comfortable at 80. lots of mid to upper 60's around the bay. san jose 71. lowe's tonight into the 50's with the exception of santa rosa, cooler there in the upper 40's now. be prepared especially for inland areas. our average high livermore is 88. we are well below that today. around the middle of the week we are closed average. by friday and saturday we are into triple digits for inland areas. if we want to check out a few other temperatures on friday, we will see lots of triple digits for inland areas and even 70's and 80's around the area saturday the heat will peak. we will hang onto that heat through the weekend. here is your accuweather 7-day forecast. bright and breezy today.

warming begins tomorrow. then we finally close above average in the middle of the week. warm to hot friday and saturday. next weekend, we will be 20 degrees warmer, or even more, for inland areas. in san francisco and the beaches it will be comfortable in the upper 60's and 70's. >> i love a summe saturday. ahead, community and culinary. the program at napa valley crafted to help people stay out of trouble as they learn in the kitchen. we

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by a former corrections officer and chef in napa valley teaching essential skills in the kitchen and beyond. >> training academy is a program that brings adults out of homelessness, out of addiction, out of incarceration, and it trains them, gives them life skills, houses them to give them the best foot forward now that they are on the road to recovery. it is a full-time job. we are trying to create that and train them in the field. dishwashing, inventory, prepping. we go through all of the techniques come all the cuisines. i have 100 percent job placement if they graduate. when they graduate this program and get into the hospitality industry, these are friendships and connections that will last a lifetime. >> i had been an addict for almost 30 years.

i ended up doing a six year prison term. i had been praying, please, god, i know you have not brought me this far to give up on me. the application came. i was like, this is a sure sign, you know? i have worked for some very nice restaurants in napa. i was the head chef at a drug treatment center in napa. i could not have done any of it without the chef and the chance he gave me to build a new life at age 50. >> before the program i was a bush, sometimes, under not really having any direction in life. chef paul started giving me all of these acknowledgment said phrases for cooking good food and working really hard. that switched a light in me. i woke up one day like, i can bring something to the table

now. i have value. >> when i left corrections i knew i wanted to be part of a program that would help folks i -- folks. i did not know what that would look like. the culinary program proves families and friends that there is hope. there is a second chance for their loved one. it validates that we are making a difference one life at a time. >> certainly, building a better bay area. the napa culinary training academy is a 12 week program that is also part of the salvation army. still to come on abc 7 mornings, the fbi joins the investigation into an alleged bomb threat on a plane that diverted to oakland last week. plus the pennsylvania inmate escapes. how the search is expanding and intensifying. authorities say he is a dangerous survivalist.

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moving forward, finding solutions this is abc7news. >> aircraft down in the middle of the field. >> now at 9:30 a plane crashes in southern california killing six people. what the faa is investigated today and in-flight restrictions in the area. we will have more on that story in a moment. first of the weather. francis has the forecast. >> a lot of low clouds and gr skies over the bay area. live doppler 7 is starting to break up as we show you a shot from emeryville. during the next hour temperatures generally in the 50's. still drizzle and may be foggy spots along the coast. breezy and mild this afternoon. it will slow down for temperatures to warm up. for pretty much everyone in the 60's by lunchtime. over the afternoon the wind picks up. it will keep things below

average for temperatures this time of year. upper 60's at the coast. near 60 degrees. there is a big warm up on the way. i will tell you about that with the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> new details overnight on a plane crash that left six people dead in southern california. the french valley airport is temporarily closed after the plane crashed and burst into flames in a field nearby. abc news reporters irene shaw tells us about the investigation underway. >> a terrifying scene in southern california. the charred remains of a cessna business check after it plunged into a field and burst into flames. all six people on board killed according to the riverside county sheriff. >> the fire is about a quarter acre. >> the cessna c 550 does parted from las vegas and crashed around 4:15 this morning on its second approach to marietta just

north of san diego. >> it was very foggy this morning. almost like in a snowstorm where you can see a couple feet ahead of you. >> five investigators are expected to arrive on scene today. the faa is issuing a tempo three-mile flight restriction to protect the integrity of the scene. the airport temporarily closed. four days ago another cessna plane crashed in the same area after taking off from the same airport in marietta. the 39-year-old pilot died. 300 -- three others were injured. >> two tragic scenes. the faa will investigate that crash into this one behind me as well, looking for evidence like radar data, weather information, and maintenance records. zohreen shah abc news marietta. >> the fbi is investigating alleged bomb threat that led to a southwest plane diverting to oakland last week.

according to the animated county sheriff's office the plane headed from las vegas to maui was redirected after a flight attendant on board said they received images suggesting a bomb was on the aircraft. authorities say the pictures were sent through the apple airdrop feature. belonging and luggage were searched after the plane was evacuated in oakland but no explosive materials were found. no arrests have been made. president joe biden is heading to europe repairing for a high-stakes nato summit. biden said today in an interview with cnn he believes ukraine is not yet ready for nato membership as treasury secretary janet yellen just finished up her trip in china. >> we know that a decoupling of the world's two largest economies would be disastrous for both countries and destabilizing for the world. it would be virtually impossible to undertake. we want a dynamic and healthy global economy that is open,

free, and fair. not one that is fragmented or forces countries to take sides. >> secretary of state antony blinken also had talks with chinese officials last month. now developing out of funds of any authorities are expanding the search for an escaped inmate facing multiple charges including murder. the inmate is described as dangerous and has been missing since thursday. reporting from new york. >> on saturday authorities expanded the search for michael bertram who escaped from a pennsylvania or jail weeks after he was captured in south carolina following a days long multistate manhunt. the 34-year-old suspect facing homicide and rape charges in two cases in jamestown, new york and was being held in athens of a near jail on arson and burglary charges and is accused of carjacking and kidnapping a couple while trying to escape

car -- capture in may. >> we consider him armed and dangerous and we are cautioning residents that if they see him believe he may be anywhere near them that they should not attempt to approach. >> 11: 20 pm thursday he made his daring escape from the jail yard hoisting himself on exercise equipment and lowering himself to the ground with robe made of bedsheets. further complicating the search, authorities say he is a survivalist capable of living in the woods for days. >> our members were out conducting wooded searches. the train is very rugged and steep. we are using aviation assets to support operations. there are a number of places you just have to go on foot. >> authorities one he is a dangerous individual. a federal complaint reveals a chilling note left for his father before his capture in maine, allegedly writing "i am not sorry for what i did." there

is chatter about where he might be or when we could be hiding. >> authorities advise everyone in the area to lock their doors and stay vigilant. >> a string of cell phone robberies over the past two weeks have targeted women in some san francisco neighborhoods. police records examined by our media partners at the san francisco standard show 22 robberies between june 23 and july 4. 15 of those 22 targeted women and nearly a dozen were connected to a single group of teens. so far there has been one arrest. that suspect is a juvenile. we are told the investigation continues this weekend. robberies happened in soma, the tenderloin, union square. two victims told the standard they tracked their phones to a flea market in oakland. ahead on abc 7 mornings, the crackdown on illegal street vending. abc7news gets a firsthand experience of the violence is

based in san francisco as inspectors say they feel unsafe at work. and we take you outside for a live look from our exploratorium camera. a beautiful shot of the bay bridge there. frances dinglasan will have your forecast in a few minutes.

>> he raised a live look from our camera at sso tracking a 51 minute arrival delay due to low fog in the area. we will keep you updated throughout the morning as that progresses. the time is 9:38. a full week of deals. amazon prime day is tuesday and wednesday. find discounts on amazon. even more places are willing to compete meanwhile to get you the best price instead. all week big companies have been having overlapping sale offense.

best buy's black friday in july is tomorrow through the 12th. walmart plus week runs until the 13th. target circle week runs today until the 13th. an amazon get ahead on discounts on all kinds of items like airpods, eco devices come outdoor gear, and skin care. as a part of our efforts to build a better bay area we are looking into it illegal street vendors in san francisco. public work inspectors face threats and physical violence as they crackdown on illegal vending in the mission district. this opinion went to the mission to see firsthand what vendors and inspectors are facing. >> hey, hey. >> she will not be. >> what are you doing? >> while we interviewed a san francisco street vendor about safety, we were assaulted. a woman aggressively approached us and tried snatching her microphone. the vendors around us said, this

is what we experience every day. >> we all have permits here. we are all taking care of each other. >> she has had a street vending permit for a year and he says inspectors and vendors are both being attacked. >> people have stolen some of my merchandise here. >> over a year ago the city of san francisco began a street vending program. the goal has been to make sure every street vendor is registered with the city and has a permit to sell items that are not stolen. on a daily basis public works inspectors go out with san francisco police officers to make sure everyone selling out here has a permit. now, these inspectors are being threatened. >> there has been pushing at a bodycheck and a punch. no serious injuries. but something to be concerned about. a situation we don't want our staff in. >> police believe attacking them are not permitted and selling what appear to be stolen goods.

>> we are assuming that the folks that should not be there are the ones harassing us. >> one of the inspectors off-camera said she does not feel safe doing her job. this supervisor represents the mission district and says public works inspectors are the only ones allowed to enforce permitting. officers can only accompany them. >> not enforcement agencies cannot be the primary on any enforcement. what we have now is a situation where public works is out enforcing. >> a street vendor says she is scared. >> are you worried about that? >> i am worried because i have baby. i also have many other kids that come here to sell with me. >> luz pena abc7news. >> new details on a cargo ship fire that killed two new jersey firefighters and raised air pollution concerned=.

the fire is not contained. it ignited wednesday and injured six other firefighters. trees contained the fire yesterday and stabilized the ship that was starting to lean to one side. the cargo ship was carrying thousands of vehicles and goods. the cause of the fire and what exactly led to the firefighters death is still not out at this time. >> we are still dealing w clouds that you can see here on this live camera shot. in fact, you can even see some drizzle. watch out for that this morning. we will have plenty of sunshine this afternoon except at the beaches. here you see them golden gate bridge with the flag blowing. the breeze closer to 20 miles per hour in san francisco. it will pick up windier conditions this afternoon closer to 30 miles per hour. that means cooler than average temperatures again. stay with us. we will be righ

here is a live look at the ruby princess cruise ship. at the top of the hour the u.s. coast guard confirmed the ship is cleared to depart and all repairs are complete. we will keep a close eye on that. in sports, the giants are looking to take the lead this afternoon in their series against the rockies. san francisco takes on colorado at home in oracle park. first page is 1:0 5:00 p.m.. warriors star stephen curry was honored this afternoon for contributions to the golf world. chris alvarez has more. >> good morning. it's official. the warriors have re-signed rod road time champion and draymond green in a deal worth 400 billion of her four years. a one-year deal with six-foot in darius arch. stephen curry is presented with the 2023 ambassador of golf award at firestone country club in ohio this weekend after

providing countless opportunities from support of the howard university programs to the underrated golf tour. he joined the espn sports center to discuss the prestigious honor. >> everybody knows about my passion for the game of golf and any opportunity i have to give back to the game creating new opportunities, the howard university golf team, the golf tour we had. this award is really special. it encourages me to keep doing what i am doing with and making people and partners that understand the opportunity in front of us to get more diversity into the game. more equity, and opportunity. this is a special award knowing that the titans of golf who have received this award. >> giants and the rockies, the youngsters already. michael comported has not had a home or in a month. in the first two runs shot out to left, 2-1 giants. making it hard to catch the baseball. joc pederson popping to the left side.

ryan of the rockies loses it. the ball lands right in front of him. he is lucky that did not heed guys hit him in the head. autumn of the five giants up 3-2. austin slater continues his dominant pitching. the giants win. a proud green family for the a's and red sox. paul blackburn with the six cell austin pruitt got the last in the spot. alex verdugo with a two run shot wraps around the pole, 3-0 red sox. sam molen, relief of him gave up two more. gerund ran opposite field homer over the green monster. 5-0 red sox. the a's later on top four, down 6-1. ryan nona, too aggressive here. a good throw home. the catcher fires back to third and is out. in the inning and the a's lose 10-3. a dog fight at pebble beach, third round of the u.s. men's

open. this antivert -- sanford phenomenon rose jang. she birdies the whole would have two on the day. the field is chasing. japan's not so hot a rocha named after the space program. on the 16. a perfect chip and curl finds the bottom of the cup. the lowest bodie of the tournaments earl far. a one-shot lead heading into championship sunday later today. still looking for her first major. lost the playoff twice including at olympic club two years ago. >> climate scientists are expecting 2023 to be the hottest year on record. last month became the world's warmest month of june ever recorded. surface ocean temperatures at record levels. last week the planet reached daily highs never seen in modern times. one scientist says the records are likely the highest in at least 100,000 years.

the united nations assess the heating effect of the el niño climate phenomenon has begun. when can we see the heat in the bay area? francis is tracking a look at that. >> next weekend. not this weekend. temperatures are still below average. live doppler 7 satellite radar image. we are noticing clouds starting to break up around the bay area. there is already tearing in parts of santa cruz and a live shot of sfo. you can see some drizzle. we side this morning in san francisco and on the lens now. if you are headed out in san francisco, 53. oakland 55. san jose 58. palo alto already 61 degrees and half moon bay 54 degrees. from mount tam we are starting to see some clouds break up here as well over the bay now. temperatures are warming up into the 60's for a few spots. santa rosa 60. novato 57. upper 50's in fairfield. concorde 57, livermore 56.

though, it is already gusting to 33 miles per hour in oakland and notice, they are also popping up in rio vista up to 20 miles per hour. this afternoon they will increase and the stronger on short flow will bring us those again below average temperatures . above 30 mile-per-hour wind is expected near san francisco. oakland, haywood, livermore. in the north bay we could also see breezy conditions. 20-20 plus miles per hour through napa. the wind will die down this evening and tomorrow is not as breezy and temperatures warm up. lou skies over santa cruz now where you may want to head next week. catchy fog and drizzle for the morning. windy this afternoon. below average temperatures today. you may want to head to the beaches next weekend because of sizzling summer heat that returns friday, saturday, and sunday. it will be very hot for inland areas.

here is the forecast animation. by lunchtime notice partly conditions over the peninsula. everywhere else mainly scan -- mainly sunny. east bay, north bay, southbay. clouds return overnight and we could see drizzle again tomorrow morning with widespread low clouds. highs today not too much changed from yesterday. within a degree or two. san francisco 62, open 66, san jose 71. near 80 in santa rosa, ukiah, and lakeport. some inland spots like antioch 77 degrees. a lot of folks are traveling. triple digits in palm springs and las vegas. yosemite 90. triple digits in the bay area too. i will show you that in a little bit. those tonight generally in the mid 50's around the bay area with widespread cloud and fog. santa rosa dropping to the upper 40's. here is a look at san jose. the average height is 81, about 10 degrees below average. we will be about 10 degrees

above average by the end of the week. we warm up middle of the week then friday and saturday it gets really hot. i will show you a couple other cities on friday. san francisco 72. we will see some 80's around the bay like oakland, hayward, fremont and mountain view. already near 96 for friday. saturday is when the heat will probably peak. we will keep an eye on this for you. well above 100 degrees in our warmest inland locations. even around the bay it will be hot, possibly, near 90 in san jose. the accuweather san jose forecast. bright and breezy. not much different than yesterday. warming begins tomorrow. middle of the week we are closer to average. notice friday and saturday this is when the inland areas will be 100 or above around the bay. upper 80's. we could see some heat advisories or warnings. we will keep you posted. if you want to go down come of

course, the beaches are great too. ask great idea. if you had to wed you rather deal with gusty wind or extreme need? >> i live in san francisco so i prefer the heat, low 70's for san francisco. but yes, it was a so gusty. the wind was howling last night in the city. >> we

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>> today, the dust today" oakland festival is underway in japan town. the festival is held to honor loved ones that have passed and is filled with traditional japanese performances, music, and community. we spoke with someone who has attended the set of since childhood. >> it's good to see the community get together. it is great to see everybody come together. >> the san jose buddhist c hosts the annual obon festival on 5th street between taylor and

jackson streets in san jose. today is the last day of the event. it runs from noon until 8:00 p.m.. an aide -- eight-year-old is representing the bay area at the national lego competition. matteo beat 22 other builders and is now looking for votes to win. children 5-12 are asked to build an original lego creation that shows how technology makes the world better to live in. matteo's model was inspired by the first airplane built by the wright brothers. you can vote for him until tomorrow on the legoland discovery center bay area facebook page. good luck, matteo. >> super cute kid too. >> today temperatures are much like yesterday. only a few degrees changed from yesterday. windy again this afternoon. over 30 miles per hour around the bay. what you really need to know with the accuweather 7-day forecast as we will be closer to average midweek and then things

will get hot, hot, hot for next weekend. friday, saturday, sunday triple digits for the inland areas. >> pricing for the summer so so. >> thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i am stephanie sierra along with frances dinglasan. abc7news continues at 5:00. have a great day.

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