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i'm cleo rodriguez and it will be a hot weekend. here is meteorologist francis eyeglasses. >> we have an excessive feed warning that takes effect at 11:00 this morning and continues through tomorrow night for many of the inland neighborhoods. if you're away from the beaches and the coast, then god for the marine layer. we have a little bit right now along the coast and that is helping to keep things cool at the beaches today where you might want to head. temperatures right now generally in the 50's to near 60 in a few spots like san jose and fairfield at 60, san francisco, nevada, half moon bay at 54. here's a live view from our rooftop camera. you can see barely any wind, high pressure in place, and that means things will warm up. sunrise at 5:59 and checkout inland areas, already near 70 degrees this morning. it will be hot. triple digits expected for inland neighborhoods, even up to

close to 110 degrees. around the bay, mid to upper 80's at the beaches mid-60's, and i will have the complete forecast coming up. >> developing news, an eightc-year-old boy is in great condition after heleo happened eastbound 580 near harrison street around 6:30 p.m. a free a stop. auths say the shooting first involved two cars, a dark gray sedan and maroon colored suv. chp tells abc7news the eight-year-old boy was in a car not involved in the shooting. he is the third child to be hit by a stray bullet in oakland in the past four days. >> the child was driven to the hospital, highland hospital and was later transported to the children's hospitals in oakland. gloria: in a statement released friday night, the oakland mayor says "senseless gun violence has

impacted far too many lives and when an innocent child is harmed, it is unfathomable. i'm staying abreast of the situation and join all oaklanders in pulling for the young victim, full recovery. they're waiting for an update on the voice condition -- a condition this morning. chp says it is investigating. no arrests have been made. officers believe the two suspected vehicles may have exited the freeway at park lafarge, a major road in oakland. there was also a freeway shooting in san francisco a woman was shot in the leg yesterday afterno. interstate 280 near thisound on boulevard around 1:00 p.m.. investigators say at least three shots were fired towards her suv . sky 7 was above the scene of the incident. the woman was able to pull over on the shoulder of the freeway. first responders took her to the hospital for a gunshot wound to the lower leg.

this morning, we are getting ready for a hot weekend. in the north bay, people are trying to stay cool as some areas are expected to hit triple digit temperatures, like francis said earlier. an outreach worker from the mary isaac center spent time in penna luna checking to see if the homeless are ready for the heat. she brought refreshments to help people throughout the day. >> sometimes people over here and don't realize it. they think they have a headache or some kind of >> a gatorade of help to get better, it's huge. gloria: volunteers are staying busy. there was 20 of water on hand as first responders from across sonoma county took part in an all-day training drill. looking ahead, lifeguards say they are expecting big crowds as families go out to city pools and beaches. despite the extreme conditions, pg&e has no plans for public

safety power shutoffs this weekend. they shut off -- the shutoffs typically happen with severe weather like extreme heat and wind which can increase the risk of a wildfire. it allows utility to turn off power lines so they do not ignite fires if they get damaged. in the east bay, residents kick up the weekend with a cold pint at the 12th annual blues and brews festival in pleasant hill. orme weather did not stop some from having a little fun in the sun. >> we got people out here already raising the heat as it cools off a little bit. i thing this will be the first weekend where you won't have to wear a parka so it is nice to have a true summer evening experience. gloria: looks fun. today is the main event at the blues and brews festival filled with a variety of food vendors, local breweries, and live music. you can go to the festival from 3:00 to 9:00 p.m. during the height of the heat. be sure to pack water and some block and tickets are still

available and you can get them at lose and brews festival at their website. you can track with the same tool our team uses, use the abc 7 a -- bay area app wherever you stream. wildlife officials are looking for a surf or ceiling -- stealing sea otter. the sea otter was seen approaching servers and biting their boards this week. as lori martinez reports, not everyone supports capturing 841. >> i came over here and everyone is talking about it and i said i was videotaping a cute otter and everyone said that is 841. >> the sea otter has once again evaded capture attempts by wildlife officials. >> i'm extremely frustrated and exhausted. >> calling young as one of the divers on the capture team from the california department a fish and wildlife. they have been working with they

aquarium staff. these are photos taken wednesday. officials are responding because this otter is showing concerning and unusual behavior by approaching people. >> we don't have this issue that frequently to know exactly how to capture an animal with set of behaviors, so we are just trying to be as adaptable and creative as we can. >> this mischievous otter has quite the history, and a spokesperson for modern bay aquarium says the otter's mom was rescued in santa cruz in 2016. the mom had reports of approaching people on kayaks and boats but nothing to the extent her daughter, otherwise known as otter 841, which is her rescue number. >> though we have not observed are being aggressive toward people, she is really focused on the boards or if they are wearing fins, they are focused on the fins. we don't want to have a person accidentally bit. >> officials say when she is

capture, she will undergo a health assessment and eventually re-homed in a zoo or aquarium. surfer joseph wilcox said that is a shame. he held a surfboard that said keep 8413. >> every time humans come across nature that does not act their way or ask agni trick, we have to put it in a cage or take it somewhere. this is her home, this is our home, we can share it and watch out for the otters. >> officials say they had cruise on -- out friday and they will keep trying until they capture her. >> the ocean is her home. everyone and there is a visitor, but unless everyone is willing to stay out of the water, which i think is unlikely, capturing her is the only way we see this resolving. >> lauren martinez, abc 7 news. gloria: california leaders band state-funded travel to three more states after they recently passed anti-lgbtq legislation. the attorney general added missouri, nebraska, and wyoming

to the list. they called the states actions discriminatory in an active government overreach. 26 states fall under california's travel ban including -- and, more than half the states in the country. a new plan to forgive $39 billion in student loans, more than 800,000 borrowers could have their student loans forgiven. these are people who have been paying their loans for 20 to 25 years. the relief comes from errors in tracking payments which left a lot of borrowers paying more than they needed. the department of education will reach out to eligible borrowers. last month, a supreme court struck down president biden water plan to forgive more than $400 billion in student loan debt. we have been talking about the heat this weekend so let's get a preview with francis. francis: we will crank it up this afternoon. here is a live of view from our

exploratorium camera. we do have some fog along the coast right now where things will stay mild this afternoon. you might want to head to the beach. i will let you know your neighborhood forecast and when we could get relief coming up. gloria: thank you. also coming up, business boost in the south bay, the big foodie event you can go to this weekend and how it could help the bay area economy. taking out the trash. the new rules that will be enforced after july 4 celebrations tahoe beaches. but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you.

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reverend james jesse -- jesse jackson is stepping down as president of the amo push coalition. jackson created the civil rights group in 1996 and in his announcement, he said he wants to see the organization grow and build on what they have established over the years. jackson, 81, was parkinson's disease in 2017. his successor will be introduced at this weekend's 57th annual rainbow push coalition convention. in and now is banding in a now is banning employs from wearing masks at some of its restaurants. according to a memo shared on social media, the ban applies in an arizona, novato, colorado, utah, and texas but not california. workers can wear a mask if they get a medical exemption or if it is part of their job. in its guidelines, they say the policy is to emphasize the importance of customer service and will also improve communication.

a lot of work is being done to boost business in downtown san jose. now the city's annual dine downtown we kicks off furthering the momentum. abc 7 news southbay reporters -- reporter zach fuentes has more on how businesses hope to attract attention. >> a victim of the pandemic, cafe eden was forced to close it storefront down entirely, surviving only through online catering. now things are turning around. their restaurant is back -- open -- back open. >> we are getting the business backup and we are doing it one data time. >> the san jose association says there has been an object of foot traffic, some credit given to two recent blood parties that attracted crowds of people. jump starting many local businesses. >> we heard from small business owners in the vicinity of the blood parties that we have been putting on that they sometimes earn their entire month's rent in the one night. >> officials say there is more

work needed to continue attracting customers to downtown san jose. the city's restaurant week now underway aiming to do that. this 15 year -- 15th year, 49 restaurants are participating, the most ever, offering special menus through july 23. >> we have a new york state, a summer salad, begin enchiladas, churros. >> gomez owns a restaurant and his restaurant participated every year. his business and others gave the mayor and other officials a sample of the menu they created for the week. he admits his restaurant is not always guaranteed to make a lot of money during dine downtown but the value he can count on is the attention it brings. >> your building for other times, you have people see what you do and then they come back. everything works. >> he hopes the spotlight shone on downtown san jose can continue on. >> i can tell you

downtown. i don't think it is dirty. i think we have nice places to visit so we have a lot to offer. maybe we gotta work a little better as a city. >> for more information, head to their website. sac fun test, abc 7 news. gloria: new rules and enforcement in lake tahoe after beaches were trashed during fourth of july celebrations. the u.s. forest service hired a team to manage zephyr shoals. volunteers removed thousands of pounds of litter from the popular beach area after independence day. according to this, lake tahoe visitor should expect enhanced trash management, signage, sanitation services, and staffing. people are getting ready for hot temperatures in the sierra to hit the mountains. that heat could mean a big a snowmelt after the severe winter storms lead to a record-breaking snowpack. people at the ace hardware store in truckee stocked up on

coolers, fans, inflatable kitty pools. some residents say one tip is to keep your house windows open at night so you can let out the heat. visitors from warmer cities say they are shocked about this weather. >> said it would be hot and to be careful but we did not understand because we are from arizona so we are like whatever. but no, it was surprising. gloria: here at home, some parts of the bay area will be under an excessive heat warning starting in just a few hours. of course we want to keep you updated on that. let's go to our meteorologist tracking the forecast. francis, this he can be dangerous if you are in the area where it will get to the triple digits. francis: definitely. for inland areas, excessive heat warning is dangerous heat for inland neighborhoods. do what you can to stay cool, head indoors, have the ac on, avoid outdoors during the hottest times of the day. we will start off with live doppler 7. at least at the beaches we have

the marine layer and that will keep things mild. here is a live shot of the golden gate bridge. we even had mist in san francisco and you can see a little bit on the live camera shop in san francisco, 54 degrees. oakland 57, mt. view 59, palo alto 59, half moon bay 54. i will take you to walnut creek where we are already seeing clear skies and this is where temperatures will heat up quickly the next few hours. in santa rosa and nevada, 54 degrees. check out napa, fairfield, and concord, already 59. livermore at 58. compared to where we were 24 hours ago, generally a few degrees warmer in many spots and this afternoon our temperatures are even going to be warmer than what we experienced yesterday. it was already a holiday yesterday. here is a gorgeous view for mount tam so we do see low stratus clouds but the sunset on its way to bring us a very hot day. we have excessive heat inland

today through tomorrow. there is also a spare the air alert today and moderate air quality forecast. for parts of the southbay and interior east bay, stay hydrated. avoid being outdoors. usually the heat peaks between 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. take breaks and do not leave pets or kids in the car. look out for that. i want to get to the highs today. it will be hot, well above 10 degrees average in san jose. 92, morgan hill 103, gil were 82, but check out santa cruz, 83. that will be a gorgeous spot this afternoon. on the lower peninsula, we will see lower to upper 80's, palo alto 82, redwood city 88, but then had to the coast and temperatures drop by as much as 20 degrees. half moon bay will be one of the coolest spots at 64. downtown san francisco, 72 degrees this afternoon. we will see a little breeze keeping the sunset district at

69. in the north bay, you can see plenty of sunshine with mid 90's in petaluma and novato, santa rosa 100 degrees, ukiah in the east bay, it will be comfortable so we've got t-shirt and shorts weather. deftly slather on the sunscreen. we will see lots of 80's, low 80's from berkeley and oakland into the upper 80's into fremont and then the triple digits in the inland areas like brentwood. 106, walnut creek and fairfield at 103 degrees. it will be sweltering today. at lowe's tonight will also be on the mild side, especially for the interior areas, only dropping to the 60's. that is not much cooling, but around the bay with the fog returning overnight, we will drop into the upper 50's and mid-50's at the beaches. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. records are possible.

today we are keeping an eye on some of them and getting close. for example, areas like livermore, average, well in the upper 80's and we might hit 105 today and record is 107. we are getting close to record numbers and we will keep an i on that. no relief in sight until midweek next week. gloria: i know you've been reminding everybody to drink the water and apply the sunblock. thank you so much. in arizona, the heatwave set another record. yesterday was the 15th consecutive day for phoenix to reach over 110 degrees and that makes it the third longest high temperature streak on record. currently the longest record was 18 days and that happened june 1974. the city is expected to hit 115 degrees at least each day to the end of next week -- and weekend. if that happens, phoenix will set a new record straight. still ahead, brewing a

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san francisco in the gold rush days. the important process that deposit -- defines what steam beer is is the fermentation. we ferment at a warmer than normal temperature which gives steam beer its signature flavor. this company is st history, so one of those stories, you can have the beer that tells the story. that connection is important. the steam beer is the same weight it has always been, companies offering 10 to 20 years in the city call them the fabric of a city. we've been here since 1896, 126 years. we are a bedrock bid -- business of the city. we grew up of san francisco. before prohibition, every brewery was making steam beer there they were all making beer the same way because they did not have ice. after prohibition, refrigeration

was available, the breweries went back to making lager beer the way it had always been made, at cold temperatures. for some reason, this company, anchor, decided we are going to keep doing it the old-fashioned way. recognized of the speed or, of a small company that preserved the process. and that is what the owner fell in love with and he bought the company. he went on a mission to improve the beer and ended up bringing it to the whole world. this is my home, i've been here for almost 38 years. my history started in a summer job in 1984. i took a part-time job on the packaging line and i hold the position of brewmaster. so i've had quite an extensive history. >> i was a young college student starting to enjoy beer for the first time and the next thing i know a job opening popped up here, and bring -- being the homebrewer i was and getting more interested in beer, i thought i better give this a shot.

a week after that i was washing eggs. >> my job as brewmaster is to preserve our classic beers as true a style as they always have been. they are history and a bottle. that is one of the biggest challenges in brewing, consistency. cross -- water changes over years. that is the biggest challenge say the wine industry where they can say this was better than last year. they can tell you that. we have to make the beer the same year over year. being at a company that was a leader in a space starting off the craft brew trend, it was fun and interesting. my greatest reward is coming up with new beer that i think is fantastic. and just putting out a quality beer. it gets into a consumer's hands the way the brewer intended it to be. >> it means a lot to see people enjoying our products across the country. it is a highlight of my days. gloria: when we

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the bay but look at that, already mid-60's in some of our warmest spots. looking at brent word even los gatos at 69. here is your day planner as we look at a live view from sutro tower. luckily there is a shallow marine layer which will keep things cool at the beaches. it is a spare the air day today so avoid driving if you can but that will beat up because you will want to get away from the heat. in the areas already in the 70's, then lots of sunshine, some clouds at the beaches. it will be hot inland, triple digits around the bay, mid-80's at the coast, mid-60's. i will let you know when things start to cool. gloria: thank you. as you try to beat the heat, we have you covered. we have a list of cooling centers on our website as well as what to know for your city so you can head to abc7news.com for more information. this weekend, sag-aftra actors are back on the picket line as hollywood shuts down for another

day. actors and writers are striking after contract negotiations with studios and streaming companies failed. and abc news reporter tells us how this impacts consumers. >> actors back on the street outside of major studios from new york to l.a., demanding change. >> this is the office of netflix, one of the biggest reaming companies in the united states and the streaming model is one of the things that has upset our industry and upset the way our members make a living. we want to make sure they hear us. >> many braving a heatwave, 100 60,000 members of sag-aftra joining where than 11,000 already striking writers in hollywood shutdown. it is a double showdown, the first time in 60 years a-list actors like susan sarandon also on the picket line, supporting the majority of actors who do not make a living wage from acting. >> you've experienced being

knocked off -- >> yeah, one here i was $50 short. not everyone could do this full-time and make a living. for them to pinch pennies, for them to not want to share the wealth is problematic. >> sag-aftra members want higher wages, increased ridges jewel -- residual pay and regulations for artificial intelligence in productions. >> when i started doing film and tv, i went in and started doing background. one of the things they spoke about was they were going to pay a back on actor for one day work and use their likeness in perpetuity forever without paying them. i'm like that is not ok. >> the association representing studios and streamers said they offers actors historic pay and residual increases and protections for actors digital likeness from ai but that their offer was rejected. >> it is really a shame. >> bob iger, the ceo of disney, says the union expectations are not realistic, calling the strike collateral damage.

>> some analysts believe the costs could trickle down to the consumer for the price -- if the price of existing services of streaming services continues. gloria: sag-aftra also represents tv news anchors and reporters including us. we are not striking. in new york, and accused serial killer was arrested in connection with three of the 10 victims linked to the beach murders. a 59-year-old, married father of two, was arrested thursday in new york city. 10 bodies were found on long island skill go beach 2010 and 2011. investigators say he is responsible for three murders and as a suspect in a fourth. last year, a new task force was put on the case. court documents show the big break was when ash big break was when dna left -- matched leftover pizza crust that he throw away.

developing news, ups is taking precautionary measures ahead of a possible strike. the delivery company is treating nonunion staff to take care of deliveries if the strike happens. thousands of drivers could walk off of the job once the contract expires at the end of the month. drivers are demanding better benefits and working conditions. the company says it is a temporary solution and not a move to push out their union workers. closer to home, we want to tell you about a family and teen beating the odds. he got three separate organ transplants, a different -- at different points in his life, most recently a heart. has tara campbell reports, it has taken a lot of courage and experts to get him through it all. >> a moment of triumph or joseph sanchez. months ago walking out of lucile packard children's hospital with a new heart.

this week, a surprise visit from his transplant surgeon. >> thank you, doctor, for everything. >> when i saw the doctor, i'm like that is who saved my husband's life. >> she now sees her son through three organ transplants. >> jojo, as we have actually called him over the years, has been through a lot. it is both a miracle and what he has been able to get through. >> at seven joseph was diagnosed with cancer, liver transplant, seven years later, a new kidney, now a new heart. >> i don't think in our history we have ever done three sequential transplants like this. these are three of the most major organs vital to a patient or person's survival. > joseph's medical conditions have caused elemental struggles but it is his ability to continue to emerge with a smile that sets him apart. >> he goes into the situation even though we know it is a scary situation, he never shows

it too much. he is apprehensive, as he should be, but he's got a really good attitude. >> how did it feel to see the doctor today? >> good and happy to see him and happy to see her, she was my surgeon. >> god sent us wonderful people from the nurses, doctors, the music therapists. >> hopes of even writing a song about his journey. >> ♪ ♪ happy and proud to be alive ♪ >> amidst the joy there is still fear. >> i think that is my biggest fear. >> so they take it day by day, not a moment for granted. >> because of the organ donors, they made as possible. i saw him graduate kindergarten, elementary.

jojo. >> the motion runs high as mom lists the milestones with great hopes of more to come. >> elementary, middle school. >> middle school and high school. >> and high school. and i hope to see him graduate college. >> good luck, my friend. >> tara campbell, abc7news. >> more than 100,000 people nationwide are waiting for a life-saving transplant. to register to be an organ don't stir -- organ donor, you can register online. still ahead, experts remind you to keep your pets and livestock cool amid this heat. let's get a live look outside, this is sutro tower. we are getting you ready for the heat. francis will have your forecast in a few minutes. could be a sign that your digestive system isn't at its best. but a little metamucil everyday can help. metamucil's psyllium fiber gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down

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at your forecast coming up. in the east bay, some cities are already hitting triple digit temperatures this week. if it is tough on you, think of how difficult the heat can be for pets and livestock. abc7news reporter lena howland has what you can do to protect your animals. >> has the sweltering heat rises from the farm, and, chief of operations and cofounder of hold your horses livestock emergency evacuation team is busy making sure all 22 animals they care for have plenty of water. >> you want to constantly check your water drops and see how much water they are drinking every day. when you turn your hoses on, you want to remember your hose has been sitting in the sun and the scorching water, you want to pull that down before you pull in the water trough because horses don't want to drink warm water. >> there you go. get home. >> she has tricks to make sure

all livestock stays hydrated. starting with homemade popsicles with watermelon or carrots. >> then we will put it in a bowl for her. >> creating a mud pit for their potbelly pig with cold water, hosing down hey, and feeding their horses pellet electrolytes every night. >> we will soak of their fly mask so ears are wide, it is wet around their neck, that cools them down. you can hose their legs down. you don't want to hose the main part of them because you don't want them to cramp up. then we hose the roofs down so water is constantly dripping on them. >> for pets at home, daniel bowl sq foundation only recommend walking her dogs in the early mornings and late evenings in order to avoid the hottest part of the day. >> when you are unsure if it is too hot to walk your dog, we like to recommend touching the ground. the asphalt, with the back of your hand to get a test of how hot it is. if it is too hot for your hand, it is too hot for your pet's pause. >> they urge pet owners to not

leave your dogs in hot cars and look out for heat stress or heat stroke after going outside. the warning signs include frequent panting or drooling, fatigue, wobbly nest, fainting, or vomiting. >> it is easy to be worried about how hot you are and how how -- how hot your house is. your animals are far more stressed. make sure they are comfortable. >> if your animal is showing any warning signs of heat stroke, the animal rescue foundation says to bring them inside, give them cool water, and contact your emergency vet right away. in walnut creek, lena howland, abc7news. gloria: the heat is also making jobs harder for outdoor workers but the state is trying to get a ash keep them protected. businesses shared safety measures and they have in place. cal osha performs high heat inspections where they show up unannounced to check on staff. a.j.'s landscaping company gives

each crew a case of water and bag of ice before their shift and also have portable tents set up at each job site. if it gets too hot, they will not make their staff work. the owner of a.j.'s says protecting workers is how the job gets done. >> workers are the heart of your business. if you don't care -- take care of them, how do you expect them to take heavier customers? gloria: outdoor workers, make sure to drink more water, find shape, and get more breaks than during their shift. this heat is no joke, francis. we are expect really hot temperatures. francis: up to 110 degrees in some of the warmest spots. here is a live view from mount tam. we have a little marine layer and stratus clouds and that will keep temperatures mild at the coast today. where you may want to go there to get relief. i will let you know how long this dangerous hot weather will be with us. gloria: thankou. a reminder, ts year's walk san francisco i tomorrow at colgate park where golden they -- where

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gloria: welcome back to abc 7 mornings. looking live in emeryville at the city and we will get a check of your forecast coming up in a few minutes because we are expecting a hot today. in sports, the giants are looking to win on the road against the pirates while the a's attempt to break their five-game losing streak against the minnesota twins at home inside of the coliseum. in golf, the american century championship is underway at lake tahoe with an impressive start by steph curry. abc 7 sports anchor casey pratt is here with your morning sports.

>> stephen curry is known for his range on the basketball court but his skill on the greens -- this is on the 12th hole and looks like curry is not even facing the whole. this is a 45 foot foot break and he walks it in. what can't this guy do? he tallied four birdies and an eagle today. then curry for eagle 16, here an excellent approach shot. he will end up with a two-putt for birdie, just an incredible day for staff. he is a it -- a 27 points. he may take the curry family belt from his dad. there it is. steph expired why his golf game has been so good. >> losing to the lakers. at an early start on tahoe, that is it. >> he's got a good point.

the all-star break is over which means the postseason push is here and the giants return from the break 2.5 games out of a playoff spot. giants finish visiting the pirates and look at the floating tiki bar. that's awesome. two men on singles to right, brandon will come around to score and here comes austin, slides in safe. bottom half of the ending, the umpire is like you go home so jared trots home. game tied to to to and the game cap or is not amused. two on for patrick bailey and he singles right, andrey davis is like you think. jd davis and wilmer both score. the giants win. sac making his debut, bottom of the third, tattoo one off of the wall, look how close he was to hitting a homer, just missed. the all-star, families there are stoked and it is 222. tied at three in the ninth, food

and not me keeping a six came streak intact and joey gallo has other ideas. a less than 2 -- a two run homer to right and the a's when this one. wnba three-point contest walnut creek native sabrina goes nuclear. she buried 20 shots in a row. the wnba and three point contest , 37 out of a possible 40. for context, the nba record is 31, set by steph curry himself in 2021. sabrina will be in the wnba all-star game tonight there on abc 7, have a great weekend, i am casey pratt. gloria: thank you so much. if you're going to be out and about today, the bay area will be a hot weekend. let's get a check on the forecast with francis. good morning. francis: very hot. here is live doppler 7, sunlight radar, we have clouds and a shallow marine layer and that is going to help moderate temperatures, but if you are away from the beaches or the

bay, that is where we have the excessive heat warning today through 11:00 p.m. tomorrow, so dangerous heat for areas highlighted in red. temperatures could reach to 110 degrees and then you don't get much relief overnight because the lows only drop into the 60's for the valleys and 70's on the hills. here is alive few from our south beach camera looking toward the bay bridge. we are off to a little bit of a gray start but the fog and low clouds dissipate quickly. temperatures now in san francisco, 54, oakland 57, mountain view 59. san jose and palo alto at 63 and half moon bay 54 degrees. this time we show you a live shot from walnut creek so you already see lots of clear skies and this is an area that will get hot this afternoon. santa rosa, nevada, 54, napa fairfield 60, concord and livermore in the upper 50's. mount tam, you see low clouds

spilling in from the coast and that will clear. here's what you need to know, we have the dangerous heat with excessive heat warning inland. here is another spare the air alert today so avoid driving if you can. then try to stay hydrated, where like clothing, avoid being outdoors between 1:00 to 6:00 when the heat peaks, especially for the interior locations. look at these temperatures reaching 106 degrees in antioch, 105 livermore, 104 concord. then san francisco will be very countable at 72. half moon bay will be one of the coolest at 64 about the north bay, ukiah up to 108 degrees. san jose is 92. plenty of sunshine. tomorrow morning, it will be a walk if you need to go for -- will be a good time to go for a walk if you need to take the dog out. myth to d's along the coast and we see the cloud cover again but 60's and the interior areas like

fairfield, antioch, even san jose will be 63 tomorrow morning. fire danger is also a concern. today we have moderate fire danger indexes for some of the interior locations. tomorrow, we could even see hi to very high fire danger index for the farthest inland locations. i want to show you what it looks like for the week ahead in livermore. advertise 88, well above that today and tomorrow, which is why we have the excessive heat warning. notice midweek, temperatures really tumble, closer to average, and that is because we have had cooler see breezes moving in toward the middle of the week. here is the accurate weather seven-day forecast, records possible today, keeping an eye on some of the hottest spots. and the heat holds on tomorrow so be prepared for a couple hot days for the inland areas. the heat eases, much cooler tuesday and wednesday, then it will feel like summer pretty much all week long so try to

take breaks well you can. we rarely careful. -- really careful. gloria: a lot of us don't have the ac so those of us who do have it, you will need it this weekend. francis: unless you are at the beaches and coast and that is the best place to be. gloria: what would you give for a child you loved, to make their wish come true? to help them fight a critical illness, just imagine what you'd do. every single one of us can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. ♪ ♪

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at an estimated $875 million. it is the third-largest jackpot in the game history. the last big winner drew the ticket in april and the drawing starts at 8:00 p.m. so you have a little time to get the tickets today. grateful dead fans got a special goodbye show from debt and company, consisting of original grateful dead members like mickey hart along with john mares and others. grateful dead played its first gig as the warlocks in menlo park in 1965. the group came a symbol of bay area counterculture. last night was the first night of their sold-out tour at oracle park. next up on abc 7 mornings, otter surge. while wildlife officials say they are having a hard time catching an auditor who has been seen biting people surfboards.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. gloria: now at 6:00 a young boy hit by a bullet in oakland. what we are learning from authorities as the mayor