>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. gloria: now at 9:00. a young boy hit by a stray bullet in oakland. what we are learning from authorities as the mayor response to another freeway shooting. good morning.

it is saturday, july 15. i am gloria rodríguez. we are expecting high temperatures. here is meteorologist frances dinglasan. frances: luckily we have the fog to give us some relief. a live look from emeryville, looking at low clouds over san francisco. your day planner for today, it will be a hot one with another spare the air alert. temperatures already in the 70's for the inland areas and it will be hot this afternoon. inland areas in the mid 80's. light sea breeze at the beaches, temperatures in the mid to upper 60's. we have this heat through tomorrow. i will let you know when more moderate temperatures return. gloria: new this morning. at least one person is dead after a car crash in san jose. the collision happened just after 5:00 a.m. on state route

87 before the interstate 280 connector. two southbound lanes remain closed while california highway patrol conducts an investigation. traffic is being redirected to 280 north. an eight-year-old boy is in "grave" cdion after being caught in the crossfire of a battle in oakland. the shti happened on eastbound 580 near ha street at 6:30 p.m. a freeway closure because traffic to come to a stop last night.authorities said the shoog first involved two cars, a dark sedan and a marine suv. chp tells abc 7 news the eight-year-old boy was riding in a car that was not involved in the shooting. he is the third child to be hit by a stray bullet in oakland in the last four days. >> the child was driven to the hospital and was later transported to the children's hospital in oakland. gloria: in a statement released

on friday night, oakland mayor sheng thao says senseless gun violence has impacted far too many lives and when an innocent child is harmed it is unfathomable i am staying abreast of the situation and joining all oaklanders in hoping for the young victim's full recovery. chp said it is still investigating. no arrests have been made. officers believe the two suspects and the vehicles may have exited the freeway at park boulevard. that is a major road in oakland. there was also a freeway shooting in san francisco. a woman was shot in the leg yestery afternoon. she was traveling southbound on interstate 280 near albania boulevard around 1:00 p.m. investigators say three shots were fired toward her suv. sky 7 was above the scene. 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. the north bay, people are trying to stay cool as some areas in the bay area are expected to hit triple digit temperatures, just like frances said. an outreach worker spent some time checking to see if the homeless are ready for the heat. he brought refreshments to help people throughout the day. >> people overheat and do not realize it. they think it just have a headache. sometimes it can be a possible stroke. >> it is brutal to be out here. a gatorade and a little bit of hope that things will get better. gloria: volunteers are also staying busy. there was plenty of water on hand as first responders from across sonoma county took part in an all day training drill. lifeguards said they are

expecting families to go out to the city pools and the beaches. despite the extreme conditions, pg&e has no plans for public safety power shut offs this weekend. those typically happen when there is severe weather like extreme heat or wind that can increase the risk of a wildfire. it allows the utility to turn off power lines so they do not ignite fires if they get damaged. in the east bay, residents kicked off the weekend with a cold pint at the 12th annual blues and brews festival. warm weather did not stop some from having fun in the sun. >> people are braving the heat and looking to cool off. this will be the first weekend where you will not have to wear a parka. it is nice to have a true summer evening experience. gloria: today is the main event of the blues and brews festival. there are a variety of food

vendors, breweries and live music. 3:00 to 9:00 p.m. during the height of the heat. tickets are available online. livermore's lizzie fountain running again just in time for the high temperatures. the city said the fountain turned off because of an issue with its equipment. they will keep an eye on it over the weekend. you can track the temperatures over the weekend with the same tools that our abc 7 news weather team uses. just use the abc 7 bay area app, available wherever you stream. wildlife officials are still looking for a surfboard stealing sea otter in santa cruz. the sea otter was seen approaching surfers and even biting their boards. as lauren martinez reports, not everyone supports capturing so-called 841. >> i came over here and everyone is talking about it. i was videotaping a cute little

otter and everyone said that is 841. >> the surfboard biting see honor in santa cruz has once again evaded capture. >> i am frustrated and exhausted. >> colleen young is one of the divers on the capture team from the california department of fish and wildlife. they have been working with monterey bay aquarium staff. officials are responding because this five-year-old female otter is showing concerning and unusual behavior by approaching people. >> we do not have this issue that frequently to know exactly how to capture an animal with this set of behaviors. we are trying to be as adaptable and creative as we can. >> this mischievous otter has quite the history. a spokesperson said the otter's mom was rescued in santa cruz. the mom had reports of approaching people on kayaks and

boats but nothing to the extent that her daughter, otherwise known as otter 841, her rescue number. >> she is focused on the fins. we do not want to have a person accidentally bit. >> officials say when she is captured she will undergo a health assessment and eventually re-homed in a zoo or aquarium. a local surfer said that is a shame. he had a say for that said keep 841 free. >> every time humans come across nature the does not act their way we have to put it in a cage or take a summer. this is where she belongs. this is our home. we can share it. >> wildlife officials said they had crews out on friday and it will keep trying until they capture her. >> the ocean is her home and everyone else is a visitor. unless everyone else is willing

to stay out of the water, which is unlikely, capturing her is the only way we see this issue resolving. >> lauren martinez, abc 7 news. gloria: new this morning. california leaders ban state-funded travel to three more states after they recently passed anti-lgbtq legislation. missouri, nebraska and wyoming were added to the list. the states' actions recall discriminatory and active government overreach. 26 states follow under california's state-funded travel ban. more than half of the states in the country. the white house has a new plan to forgive $39 billion in student loans. more than 800,000 borrowers could have their student loans forgiven. those are people who have been paying back their loans for 20-25 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 be reaching out to those eligible barrios -- eligible borrowers. it is going to be a hot wee let's get a preview of your weather with frances dinglasan. frances: we are tracking some records for high temperatures today. some records might be broken. here is a live shot from the exploratorium showing some calm waters. temperatures will be coming up and i will let you know what you can expect in your neighborhood. gloria: also coming up, business boost in the south bay. the big foodie event you can go to this weekend and how it can help the bay area economy. taking out the trash. the new rules that will be enforced after july 4 celebrations littered tahoe beaches.

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gloria: happening now. riverside county fire officials have partially contained three separate brush fires that ignited yesterday. officials said the blaze has burned a combined total of 5000 acres. crews were able to contain 50% of the highland fire in beaumont. they are working to put out

fires in moreno valley and lake mead. evacuation orders were in place for moreno valley residents. the reverend jesse jackson is stepping down as president of the rainbow push coalition. jackson created the civil rights group in 1996. in his announcement, he said he wants to see the organization grow and build on what they have established over the years. jackson is now 81. he was diagnosed with parkinson's disease in 2017. his successor will be introduced at this weekend's 57th annual rainbow push coalition convention. in-n-out is banning employees from wearing masks at some of its restaurants. according to a memo shared on social media, the ban applies in arizona, nevada, 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 duties. in its guidelines, it announced

that the policy is designed to emphasize the importance of customer service and will improve communication. a lot of work is being done to boost business in downtown san jose. now the city's dying downtown week kicked off, furthering that momentum. abc 7 news southbay reporter zach fuentes has more on how local businesses hope it will attract attention. >> a victim of the pandemic, café eden and san jose was closed down entirely. but now things are turning around. the restaurant is back open. >> we are reviving the business. we are getting the business back up. basically, we are dealing with it one day at a time. >> the san jose downtown organization center has been an uptick in foot traffic with credit given to two recent block parties jumpstarting local businesses. >> we have small business owners in the vicinity of the block

parties, they sometimes earned their entire month's rent in that one night. >> officials say there is more work needed to continue attracting customers to downtown san jose. dying downtown restaurant week aims to do that. 49 restaurants are participating, the most ever. each offering prefixed menus. >> when you see what we serve today, summer salad, enchiladas. >> he owns a restaurant that is participating in the program. his business and others friday 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 but the value he can count on is the attention it brings. >> we are building for other times. you want people to see what they can get and they come back with their company. >> his hope is a spotlight on

downtown san jose can continue on and be seen through other parts of the bay area and further. >> i can tell you i do not downtown is dirty. i think we have nice places you can visit. we have a lot to offer. we have to work better as a city. >> for more information on dying downtown, visit their website. zach fuentes, abc 7 news. gloria: new rules and enforcement are expected in lake tahoe after beaches were trashed during fourth of july celebration. the u.s. forest service hired a team. volunteers removed thousands of pounds of litter from the popular beach area after independence day. visitors should soon expect to manage parking, enhanced trash management, sanitation services and staffing. in the sierra, people are getting ready for hot temperatures to hit the mountains.

the heat could mean a big snow melt the severe winter storms lead to a record-breaking snowpack. people at the a's hardware store in truckee -- people at the ace hardware store in truckee stopped up. keep house windows open at night so you can let out the heat. visitors from warmer cities said they are shocked about the weather. >> they said it would be hot and to be careful but we really did not understand because we are from arizona and were like, whatever. it was surprising. gloria: here at home, support the bay area will be under and excessive heat morning in just a few hours. we are tracking that forecast this morning. meteorologist frances dinglasan is here with us. is it already getting hot out there? frances: we are already getting the 70's at 9:00 in the morning and that is for our inland areas. it will get hot but the beaches will be on the cool side with a

bit of a sea breeze and partly cloudy conditions. thank goodness for the fog. here is a look at live doppler 7. the marine layer is shallow with high-pressure in place. a live shot of the santa cruz beach shows people already there. right now it is only in the upper 50's but there will be plenty of sunshine this afternoon. it will be a gorgeous place to be in the low 80's. san francisco, 56. oakland, 59. palo alto at 61. san jose already under blue skies. half moon bay will be one of the coolest spots. 55 degrees. here is the view in san jose with a clear skies. santa rosa, 64. we are seeing some upper 70's in fairfield and livermore right now. there is an excessive heat morning for all areas away from the water. temperatures could reach up to 110 degrees. it will be sweltering. there is not much relief

overnight because lows will only be dropping into the 60's and some of the valleys. if you want some relief, head to the beaches. it will be a hot day today. a shallow marine layer coming to the bay. dangerous heat today and tomorrow. there is a spare the air alert today. avoid driving if you can. try to stay hydrated. avoid being outdoors between 1:00 and 6:00 p.m. when the heat peaks. temperatures will be closer to average by the middle of next week. let's get to those highs today. over 100 in morgan hill and gilroy. san jose, 92 degrees. santa cruz, 83. you will find lower peninsula temperatures will hit the 80's like palo alto, 82. redwood city, 88. half moon bay, 64 degrees. that will be the cool spot throughout the entire bay area. downtown san francisco, 72 with

a lot of sunshine. in the north bay, many areas will be in the mid 90's. santa rosa at 100. we have really comfortable t-shirt and shorts weather, 80's for the east bay. 80 in berkeley, 88 in fremont. the inland areas will be sizzling. livermore, 105. brentwood at 106. fairfield, 103. tonight's lows will generally be in the 50's. mid-50's at the coast. even some upper 60's for our inland locations. antioch will be 67 degrees. records are possible today. we will keep an eye on a few locations. the heat will start to ease on monday. closer to normal on tuesday and wednesday before it heats up again next week. it will feel like summer all week long. do as you can to stay cool and

stay safe. gloria: if you are lucky enough to have ac, turn it on. thank you so much. an arizona friday was the 15th consecutive day for the city of phoenix to reach over 110 degrees. it is the third longest high temperature streak on record. the longest record was 18 days in june of 1974. the city is expected to hit at least 115 degrees each day through the end of next week. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, a history lesson. it is closing soon and we look at what led up to the birth more than 100 years ago.

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after being in business for over a century. we want to take you back to a story we did last year on the history behind anchor brewing company. ♪ in san francisco in the gold rush days. the one important process that defines what steam beer is is the fermentation process. we are fermenting at a warmer than normal process which gives steam beer its signature flavor. this company is steeped in history. if you learn the stories, and then you have the beer and then it tells the story. the connection is important. the anchor steam beer is the same it has always been. companies operate for 10, 15 years in the city. we have been here since 1896, 126 years. we are a bedrock. we have literally grown up in

san francisco. >> before prohibition, every broader rate in san francisco was making -- brewery was making steam beer in san francisco. everyone went back to making longer beer the waited always been made at very cold temperatures. this company decided we were going to keep doing it the old-fashioned way. maytag significance of this beer, a small company had preserved this process and that is what he fell in love with and he bought the company and went on a mission to improve the quality of the beer and he brought it to the whole world. this is my home. i have been here for almost 38 years. it means a lot to me. my history started here with a summer job in 1984. i now hold the position of brew master. i have had an extensive history here. >> i was a young college student

starting to enjoy beer for the first time and the next thing i know age job opening popped up and being a homebrewer i was at the time, i said i better give this a shot. a week after that i was on the line washing kegs. >> my job as brewmaster is to preserve our beers as true to style as they have been. they are history in a bottle. one of the biggest challenges in brewing is consistency. water changes. it is the biggest challenge we face versus the wind industry. they can say this year was better than last year. we have to make the beer the same year over year. being at a company that was a leader in this space starting off the trend, it was really fun and interesting. my greatest reward is coming up with a new beer that i think is fantastic and putting out a quality beer. it gets into the consumer's

hands the way the brewer intended for it to be drank. >> it means a lot to see people enjoying our products across the country. it is the highlight of my days. ♪ gloria: when we return on abc 7 mornings, hollywood halt. how the actors and writers strike could impact you including a possible jump in streaming prices. overcoming every obstacle. a family's inspiring journey.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. gloria: now at 9:30. back on the picket line. what the actors and writers strike means for you as hollywood is on pause this morning. good morning. i'm gloria rodríguez. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. it will be hot all weekend. here is meteorologist frances

dinglasan. frances: it will be tough for the people on the picket lines today. here is a live look from emeryville out to san francisco, where we have a few low clouds in the distance. there is an excess of heat morning through the weekend. temperatures this afternoon inland will be around 106 degrees, mid-80's at the coast. it will be in the mid 60's this afternoon. there is a spare the air alert so avoid driving if you can. i will have your neighborhood forecast coming up. gloria: shorts weather. as you try to beat the heat, we have you covered. we have a list of cooling centers on our website and want to know for your city. you can go to abc7news.com for more information. this weekend, sag-aftra actors are back on the picket lines as hollywood shuts down for another day. actors and writers are striking

after contract negotiations with studios and streaming companies failed. abc news reporter zohreen shah reports from los angeles. >> sag-aftra strong! >> this morning, day 2 hollywood actors joining writers on strike, bringing the entertainment industry to a halt. >> we are speaking on behalf of workers across the nation and around the world. >> picketers yesterday stret across the entrances of major studios from hollywood to new york city. many productions from wednesday to upcoming marvel films indefinitely delayed while house of the dragon, cast as mostly british and is not part of sag-aftra continued filming. actors are looking for better residual pay and higher wages for streaming and protection of their likeness from the use of ai. these are largely affecting actors barely making living

wages. >> you are typically having to work a separate job to subsidize your income. >> i was living check to check. i have a friend who lived in his car for a year. >> the strike potentially crippling the los angeles economy that rely so heavily on hollywood. forms estimating the cost could top $3 billion and thousands of jobs. >> hollywood production brings a lot of money to a lot of different businesses. we are talking hotels and restaurants. there will be a huge economic impact from the district. >> a far, far reaching impact. as for the association representing, they said they offered historic pay increases and ai protections but that offer was not accepted. gloria: represents tv news anchors and reporters including us. we are not striking.

a accused serial killer arrested in connection with three of the 10 victims linked to some beach murders. an architect and married father of two was arrested thursday in new york city. 10 bodies were found on long island's beach. investigator said the man is responsible for three of those murders and is a suspect in a fourth. last year, a new task force was put on the case. court documents show the big break was from when dna from one of the cases matched leftover pizza crust the man threw away. developing news. ups is taking precautionary measures ahead of a possible strike. the delivery company is training staff to take care of deliveries if a strike happens. thousands of unionized workers could potentially walk off the job once their contract expires

at the end of the month. drivers are demanding better benefits and working conditions. the company said it is a temporary solution not a move to push out union workers. it appears the material released by the martinez refinery company earlier this week does not pose a health risk that is according to contra costa health. on tuesday morning, a substance was released by the refinery. people found what looked like ash on their cars and homes. . testing on the material shows it does not pose a long-term health risk. the dust is a byproduct of petroleum manufacturing and can be toxic in large quantities. this morning, we want to tell you about a team that is beating the odds. three separate organ transplants at different points in his life. most recently, he got a new heart. as tara campbell reports, it has

taken a lot of courage and some expert surgeons to help him get through it all. ♪ >> a moment of triumph for joseph sanchez. four months ago walking out of children's hospital with a new heart. this week, a surprise visit from his transplant surgeon. >> thank you for everything. when i saw the doctor, that is the man who saved my son's life. >> joseph's mom seeing him through three organ transplants. >> jo jo, he has been through a lot. it is both a mirac been able to get through. >> at seven-month-old, joseph was diagnosed with cancer. a liver transplant followed. seven years later, a new kidney. and now, a new heart. >> i do not think in our history we have done three sequential transplants like this. these are three of the most major organs that are vital to a

person's survival. >> joseph's medical conditions have caused some developmental 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 has a really good attitude. >> how did it feel to see the doctor? >> good. i am happy to see the doctor. he was my surgeon. >> how does your incision feel? >> god has sent us wonderful people from the nurses, the doctors, the therapists. >> joseph even writing a song about his journey. ♪ happy and proud to be alive ♪ >> amidst the joy, there is still some fear. >> you can have rejection. they can stop working.

i think that is my biggest fear. >> and so they take it day by day, not a moment for granted. >> because of the organ donors that made this possible, i saw him graduate kindergarten. elementary school. >> the emotion runs high as mom lists the milestones with great hopes of many more to come. >> elementary school, middle school. >> high school. >> and high school. and i hope to see him graduate college. >> good luck, my friend. gloria: such an inspiring story. more than 100,000 people nationwide are waiting for a life-saving transplant. to register to be an organ donor, go to donatelife.net. experts remind you how to keep your pets and your livestock cool in this heat. a live look outside. frances will have your forecast

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when it comes to preventing outages, the power is ours. gloria: i love this shot. this is our exploratorium camera in san francisco. you can see a siegel overlooking the bay. our director said that is not a seagul, it is a baygul. i love that. in the east bay, some cities are already hitting triple digit temperatures. with it is tough on you, think of how difficult it could be for pets for livestock. lena howland tells us what you can do to protect your animals. >> as the sweltering heat rises from the farm, chantel 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 and see how much they are drinking every day. the other thing is when you turn your hoses on, remember it has been sitting in the sun. that is scorching water. make sure you call that down before it goes in the trough because horses do not want to drink warm water. >> she has some tricks to make sure all livestock stay hydrated. starting with homemade popsicles with watermelon or carrots. >> we will just put it in a bowl for her. >> creating a mud pit for their potbellied pig, hosing down hey and feeding their horses pellet electrolytes. >> it is wet around their ears and neck, that cools them down. you do not want to hose the main part of them because you do not want them to cramp up. water is constantly dripping on them. >> for pets at home, the animal

rescue foundation out of walnut creek recommends only walking your dog's in the early mornings and late evenings to avoid the hottest part of the day. >> when you are unsure if it is too hot to walk your dog, we recommend touching the asphalt with the back of your hand to get a test. if it is too hot for the back of your hand, it is too hot for your pet's paws. >> look out signs of heat stress or heat stroke after going outside. warning signs include frequent panting, drooling, fatigue or vomiting. >> it is easy to be worried about how hot you are and how hot your house is and forget about the situation your animals are far more stressed. they do not know why it is so hot. 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, get them cool water and contact your

emergency vet right away. lena howland, abc 7 news. gloria: that he is also making jobs harder for outdoor workers but the state is trying to keep them protected. businesses shared safety measures they have in place. cal osha has inspections where they show up to outdoor worksites unannounced to check on staff. a.j.'s landscaping company gives each of their crews a case of water and a bag of ice before their shift. they also have portable tents. if it gets too hot, they will not make their staff work. the owner of a.j.'s says protecting workers is how they get the job done. >> if you do not take care of them, how do you expect them to take care of your customers? gloria: some outdoor workers say to drink more water, find shade and get more breaks in. if you are working today, keep that in mind. drink a lot of water.

let's get a preview of your forecast with frances. frances: here is a look from emeryville. some areas this afternoon will hit 108 degrees. you see low clouds over san francisco. that will keep things cool at the coast. i will have your complete accuweather 7-day forecast and when you will get some relief.

gloria: welcome back to abc 7 mornings. we are getting a live look outside. . in santa cruz this morning a lot of people are already at the beach this morning getting ready for a warm day today in the bay area. we will have a look at your forecast, coming up. the giants are looking to win on the road against the pirates while the a's attempt to break their five-game losing streak. in golf, steph curry h impressive start. casey pratt has this morning's sports. >> good morning.

steph curry is known for his range on the basketball court but his skill on the greens wowed everyone in tahoe. this is on the 12th hole. it looks like curry is not even facing the whole. this is about a 45-footer for birdie. he walks it in. what can't this guy do? . he tallied four birdies and an eagle. here comes an excellent approach shot. he will end up with a two-putt for birdie. he is at 27 points. he might end up taking the family belt from his . he explained why his golf game has been so good. steph: losing to the lakers. i had an early start on tahoe prep. >> the all-star break is over

which means the postseason push is here. the giants returned from the break just 2.5 games out of a playoff spot. giants visiting the pirates. top five, michael conforti singles to write. brandon crawford will come around to score. 2-0, giants. the picture gets called for a balk. game tide, 2-2. gabe kapler is not amused. patrick bailey singles to right. he mis-play that one bad. giants win it, 6-4. twins and a's. bottom of the third. he tattoos one off the right field wall. look at how close he was to hitting a homer. it is 2-2. tied at 3-3 in the ninth.

joey gallo blasts a the a's lose this one, 5-4. this is amazing. wnba three-point contest. she made 20 shots in a row. broke the wnba and nba three-point contest score. the nba record is 31, set by steph curry in 2021. sabrina will be in the wnba all-star to that right here on abc 7. have a great weekend, everybody. gloria: we have been talking about the hot temperatures in the bay area all morning long. let's get you ready for the weekend. frances, good morning to you. frances: we are starting to see clouds break up but at least it will keep things cool at the coast today. you will see some fog with this live camera shot of the golden gate bridge.

temperatures range from mid-50's at the coast -- san francisco, 56, oakland, 59. check out all the 60's popping up. mountain view, san jose. from our east bay hills camera, you will see why it will warm up so quickly. out west, some low clouds in san francisco. other temperatures are already hitting 70 degrees, like fairfield. livermore in the upper 60's. santa rosa, 69. napa, 61 degrees. there is an excessive heat warning for areas away from the water. this morning, it starts at 11 and continues until tomorrow at 11:00 p.m.. temperatures up to 110 degrees. very dangerous. overnight lows only dropping into the 60's in the valleys. you are looking south toward san francisco. we have dangerous heat today and tomorrow.

there is a spare the air alert in effect so try to avoid driving. stay hydrated, avoid being outdoors. do not leave pets for kids in the car today -- do not leave pets or kids in the car. we will return to closer to average numbers next week. highs ranging from mid-60's at the beaches to up to 108 degrees. half moon bay, 64. san francisco, 72. check out all the triple digits. santa rosa at 100. 106 in ant it will be hot in morgan hill at 103. very hot temperature statewide with an excess of heat warning for much of the state. as long as you are far away from the beaches, that is when things heat up. monterey and san diego in the low 70's.

tonight's lows will drop to the mid to upper 50's around the bay and a lot of 60's for hotspots like clover hill, 66. antioch only cooling down to 67 degrees. in addition to that, we are tracking an enhanced fire danger risk. moderate risk this afternoon for some interior locations. on sunday, it turns to moderate to high fire danger risk. at the beaches, and around bay, generally good conditions. records are possible today with the accuweather 7-day forecast. a little change through the weekend. we will start to see the heat easing monday. much cooler by tuesday and wednesday. closer to average. it will be sizzling long in the interior areas. but if you want to head to the beaches, that is a good spot. gloria: santa cruz, a lot of people were already picking out

there spots. frances: putting out their coolers. they will be there all day long. gloria: the beaches will be busy. give yourself some extra time, there might be some traffic. but at least you will be cool. frances: yes. gloria: stay with us. this is your teen on braces. i'm bleeding! invisalign is less painful and less drama. ♪ ♪ as i was saying earlier in the meeting,

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gloria: take a look at this. the tower was alive last but it san francisco in honor of its 90th birthday. candle at the tower will continue through sunrise on sunday. laser install nonprofit. at oracle park, grateful dead fans got a special goodbye show from dead and company. it consists of original grateful dead members and others. grateful dead played its first gig as the warlocks in 1965. the group became a symbol of bay

area counterculture. last night was the first night of their sold out tour at oracle park. here are the winning numbers from last night mega millions drawing. 10, 24, 48, the meg number -- nobody all six of those numbers. tuesday's drawing will be an estimated $640 million. the powerball jackpot is sitting at nearly $875 million. . it is the third largest jackpot in the game's history. the drying starts at 8:00 p.m. the jackpots are worth more than $1.5 billion combined. still some time to get those tickets. let's get a check of the forecast. frances: you will not believe some of these numbers. check out the highs today. over 100 degrees in several

locations. antioch, 106. around the bay, it will also be warm, in the 80's. cooler at the beaches. we have an excessive heat warning for inland areas. much cooler by tuesday and wednesday next week. stay cool, stay safe. gloria:gloria: a good reminder. thank you for joining us for abc 7 mornings. i am gloria rodríguez along with frances dinglasan. abc 7 news continues at 4:30 p.m. ♪ > live in the south bay. >> live in oakland. >> you are watching abc live. >> anytime, anywhere. >> we are. >> we are. >> we are. >> where you are. >> never miss a moment of the.

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