>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> the shared frustration for drivers all across the. . how an incident ended with massive gridlock in san francisco and the north bay. i am gloria rodriguez, thank you for joining us. we will have more on that top story in moment. let's get a start with a look at your weather. here is shayla. shayla: starting off in the cooler side with the heat will build in this afternoon. we are talking about cloudy and cooler conditions at 50 cent 60's. a breeze at 54 degrees in san francisco. not too bad to start the morning. it will be comfortable, breezy conditions and foggy conditions on and off through noon. as the morning marine layer

starts to move out, the heat starts to build in. we are talking about 90's and even triple digits as you head inland. nice and cool at the coast. we will break down the timeline when and where we will see that heat. the cooldown is just around the corner. gloria: of eastbound bridge remains closed for chp looks to resolve any issue with a man having a mental health crisis. the closure began befor p.m. friday with reports of the men running on the bridge. they were major backups as people search for alternate ways to get to east bay. lena howland caught up with some frustrated drivers. >> there is going to be no way up there anytime soon. find another way home. reporter: on welcomed news of a potential all-night closure for those waiting to cross eastbound

lanes of the richmond-san rafael bridge for hours. eastbound lanes shut down around 1:00 because of someone experiencing and the health crisis. chp officers have been in negotiations with the person ever since, leaving drivers in gridlock. >> this is ridiculous. it is unbelievable. it is unbelievable why we have to sit this long when people are just getting off of work. they cannot get home. i am diabetic, what if my sugar dropped? reporter: elaine says the bridge is her main route home with two kids in the backseat. we found her waiting in her car more than four hours. >> and i have to get up in the morning and go back to work. this is sad. reporter: aerial view views show hundreds of drivers is stuck on the bridge shortly after the closure, causing a ripple effect throughout the bay area, including in san francisco and

novato. >> i know people who work around here and i am messaging. some people went through san francisco and say they are still stuck in san francisco. some went through novato and they are still stuck in novato. >> i want to see my baby girl. i want to see my wife. i am hun reporter: others stuck new the roadblock to making the best of it despite home being four hours away on the other side of the bridge. >> i went to the store to try to get some food. what can you do? if you have to go around. gloria: to another traffic closure happening right now. eastbound interstate 80 is closed in crockett. the detours are highlighted in green on the map.

this stretch of roadway is closed for construction. caltrans says why it -- while it may be any inconvenience this weekend, it will be worth it in the long run. >> because we are closing this, we will be able to do reinforced concrete paving. over the three miles we will have a smooth ride and we look at a longer life, possibly 40 years of life. gloria: the roadway will open no later than 5:00 a.m. on monday, the first of three closures for this stretch. two others are planned for august and then caltrans will work on the westbound side of the freeway. a man is dead following a shooting in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. the man was shot after 6:00 p.m. yesterday near golden gate avenue and hyde street. officer said he spoke to witnesses who saw the suspect running from the scene.

a search is ongoing this morning for a boater who fell into the san joaquin river. rescuers were called into the area after the person went overboard and a second boater jumped into the water to save them. you see the helicopter and rescue boat -- using a helicopter and rescue boat, the coast guard saved the second boater. contra costa firefighters are using a drone to search for the other person. on antioch, a judge heard motions in a case involving police officers linked to the racist texting scandal. the hearing was to determine officers violated california's new wishes -- new racial justice act by sending racist texts. four black men were charged in aching religion shooting. the men will testify lawyers present. next hearing is in martinez on

august 25. the newest bike lanes are leading toionsbout the effectiveness of the project. the bike lane is on valencia street and run from 15th through 23rd street and is still under construction but is still being used. the lanes run down the center of the street. cyclists sailing protection is minimal with many of the plastic posts destroyed within a week of being installed. cars have been spotted going between barriers to turn left or even take a u-turn. >> there is part of valencia street that has a curbside protected bike lane that has proven to be safer. >> i entered it for the first time ever and i think it is pretty cool it is down the middle. gloria: the bikeway has been under construction of two months and several accidents have been reported. this is a pilot project so

is one you to evaluate how functional it is and the design. >> unite and unite and fight for millbrae. gloria: on the peninsula, a large protest took place outside a la quinta hotel. san mateo county has an application to buy the hotel and house the homeless. the project would be part of the state's home key program that allows for this conversion. we are remembering the man and legendary singer from new york who left his heart in san francisco, the iconic tony bennett. he died yesterday at the age of 96, just two weeks short of his birthday. he released more than 70 albums and collected 19 grammies. cornell barnard shows us how san

francisco is paying tribute. >> ♪ i left my reporter: a violinist play that in memory of tony bennett where his statue stands in front. >> the first thing in the venetian room in 1961. our hearts and prayers are with his family. reporter: tony bennett died after a long battle with all summers disease. his fans coming to leave flowers and respects. >> it is a sad moment for all of us. you expect some people to live forever but none of us do. reporter: what is your favorite tony bennett saw? >> the one for the city. ♪ reporter:'s passing inspired this impromptu sing-along -- his

passing inspired this impromptu sing-along. ♪ the 2010 grammy winner leaves behind a legacy of music, artistry, and for p. he was born an new yorker but became an unofficial ambassador for the city by the bay. >>'s death reminds us that his death reminds us that we are here on this earth -- his death reminds us that we are here on this earth for a short period and we have to make it count. reporter: bennett rose to fame in the 1950's and enjoyed a career resurgence recording and touring with lady gaga. >> when we sing there is no distance. reporter: a supervisor initiative to rename part of a section tony bennett way. >> he was in it for the art, not for himself.

when i met him, he was a transcendent, genuine person and he loved san francisco. reporter: tony bennett and his enduring love song to san francisco forever etched on our minds. ♪ frank sinatra bennett the greatest pop singer in the world. he is survived by his wife, susan, his daughters and sons and great children. the mayor declared "i left my heart in san francisco" the official psalm of eity. gloria: we have more on tony bennt's life and legacy on our website. go to abc7news.com. you can find on the main page. in the north bay, residents are being warned to boil their water after e. coli was detected in a

sample from a treatment plant. official say this is a precautionary way precautionary measure -- a precautionary measure. residence had been taking the advice to boil the water to heart. >> to have on hand this morning and just drinking and brushing tears -- and brushing teeth. gloria: jan phil is providing bottled water for residents at the community center on washington street, the town hall lobby, and the napa county line very. they expect the problem will be resolved by monday and will inform residents as soon as the tap water is safe to drink. let's get a preview of your weather for this saturday with shayla. shayla: good morning. we are taking a foggy look at the golden gate ridge. you see the moran layer hanging around. once that moves out, we are talking about sunshine and heat. i will break it down plus your seven-day forecast coming up

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gloria: the women's world cup kicked off done under with new zealand springing ms upset. the united states women's team took to the pitch. large crowd showed up in san jose at the watch party to reach them on to root them root them on. laura tells us about the

connection between the team and the bay area. reporter: the u.s. women's national soccer team started their world cup with a win 3-0. hundreds attended a watch party at paypal park. >> the sucker community is so big in the south bay. it is great to support women's sports. reporter: a third of the team has ties to the bay area, mostly the south bay. sophia smith not only scored twice but became the youngest player to score multiple goals in their world cup debut. smith is 22 years old. naomi plays defense. >> my wife's daughter high school soccer with naomi. she was so good, smooth with the ball. >> i think the bay area is proud to have those ties. reporter: rafael medina pushes soccer and is a referee for some

of the u.s. women's soccer players. >> i am so happy to see them all coming up and playing on the national team. reporter: parents say this teams that they could example for young players. >> to help young girls know they can play with strength and spirit and have a good time. >> my daughter played competitive sports, she looks up to these players. reporter: the next watch party will be on wednesday when the u.s. plays the netherlands. the bay area's professional team announced that paypal park will be their home stadium starting next year. gloria: it is being bille the concert event of the generation. the taylor swift eras tour comes to levi's stadium. diehard fans are in an uproar over regulations. there will be no tailgating or outside stadium access for swifties who don't have tickets. >> and fans are gathering

outside hoping they could hear her music or see a screen. i had planned to go so i am bummed to hear that santa clara is saying no. gloria: 20,000 showed up earlier in the tour and levi's stadium is making sure that doesn't happen. they also banned the friendship bracelets at first but then announced they would allow them after all. in berkeley, elmwood was reopen in time for the debut of "oppenheimer." days ago, the building was hit by a car and red tagged. the driver lost control on wednesday afternoon after a small dog jumped down toward the car's pedals. nobody was hurt and any assessment found no structural problems. theater management assess cosmetic repairs are still in progress.

the theater wanted to show the movie because of "oppenheimer" ties to berkeley. at yosemite, one of the main roads will reopen today after heavy damage from the winter storms. tioga road which continues into highway 1 20 with the open to vehicles by 8:00 a.m. today but camping is limited. the scenic 46 mile road is usually open by this time of year, but there is still plenty of snow up there and repairs to come. radio towers, satellite dishes, and downed power lines must be fixed. let's get a check of your forecast with shayla girardin. shayla: good morning. we have a beautiful start your weekend before the heat moves in this afternoon and a cooldown coming our way tomorrow. today, we are talking about hot temperatures again as you head inland.

i said cool at the coast. if you want to beat the heat, head to the beaches today. that is where you will see the coolest temperatures. we are continuing to track some fog along the beach, the dense fog advisory in place until 10:00 a.m. you will notice that mary layered you are near the coast -- that marine layer if you are near the coast. with all of that he doesn't come some air quality that is not great. if you are sensitive, keep that in mind if you're heading out the door. we are feeling heat all across california. the oranges and pink smart areas impacted by that heat. by this afternoon, we continue to feel it. use the silverlining. san francisco only making it to 70 degrees. l.a. hanging out in the mid 80's. inland, we are talking about triple digits for fresno, bakersfield, even death valley at 116 today. here is how it will impact your afternoon.

highs today are nice and comfortable along the coast. as you head inland, look at those areas above 90's. concorde, napa, even fairfield making it to triple digits. tomorrow, that pain is not as pronounced. not quite as many areas make it to 90. triple digit market, the only one looking like making it to triple digits are clear lake and cloverdale. and then we start to gradually cooldown this week. cooler, more moderate temperatures are coming. we have the marine layer, foggy conditions. that is going to continue throughout the early morning and late morning hours. by this afternoon, we see the cloud cover built out -- move out and then that heat really billed in. that is windows 90's are moving into fresno's inland areas. let's take a look outside. here are those highs. as you head in the end, you see 90's, triple digits.

close to the coast, you have the 80's, 70's, and even 60's. half moon bay, 63 degrees. santa cruz at a comfortable 77 degrees. some areas see more moderate temperatures but really as you head toward the coast. having a chance to cool down, that marine layer builds in and here is that seven-day. inland, triple digits today, 90's tomorrow, 80's by midweek. gradually seeing that cooldown. the bay, in 80's. the coast, 60's today flirting with 50's on and off throughout the week. cooler conditions come by midweek for us. gloria: just ahead, the story of one east bay man told he lost his insurance based on drone footage. what michael finney says homeowners need to know when it comes to the area outside your house.

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gloria: homeowners insurance can be hard to get. some companies are not writing new policies while others are dropping longtime customers. we have the story of one east bay man told he lost his insurance based on drone footage of clutter and hazardous conditions. the company refused to show him the pictures or even give him a chance to refute the claims. michael finney explains. there. reporter: drums sometimes -- for drones -- over cj's house. he was shocked when he got this notice from his longtime home insurance character -- home insurance carrier. >> they are going to be terminating our policy. reporter:'s house is not in a fire zone and he has never fired

-- never filed a single claim. instead the notice said they found clutter, hazardous waste, tires, and a dilapidated car in his yard. how could they make such a claim? no one had been by to inspect the house. he called the company. >> they said we sent over a drone. they have a drone they sent over my property. reporter: they said we have drone, we have seen your property, that is why we are denying you. >> correct. reporter: he said they would not let him see the photos or give him a chance to clear their yard. >> at that this -- they said at this point is too late. shayla: they let her tilt -- reporter: they later told him they did not use a drone, they used aerial images from a plane or satellite. still, they would not sure those images.

we flew our own drone to see how it looks. >> is not dangerous, it is not neglected. we are using these thanks. reporter: cj admits the yard is cluttered but he is a do-it-yourself guy. >> this is my first car i got. reporter: he is restoring his 1966 chevy. >> it is still in good shape. reporter: he installed his own solar panels and changes his own tires each season. he says it is a lifestyle, not a hazard. >> we were found guilty and punished and we had no idea, no warning, no opportunity to mitigate the situation. reporter: cj complained to the state department of insurance and the company said images showed "debris that resembles wood and carport, a great truck with debris, a 10 vehicle with debris on top." >> i was kind of offended. i have stuff. reporter: the company said while you may have had your insurance

with the company several years and pay your premiums, those factors are not considerations when evaluating property risk. >> sorry, we are done. have a nice day. what do i do? gloria: still to temperatures hitting the triple digits across the country as dangers heat sets in for millions of americans. for city recommendations coming from experts this morning.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. gloria: good morning, i am gloria rodriguez. it will be another long weekend across the bay area. here is meteorologist shayla

girardin. shayla: good morning. a warm weekend for us but not uncomfortable -- but nice and comfortable. 62 in half moon bay. the coast will stay cool for us but what you are noticing is that marine layer. we have the flood advisory through 10:00 a.m.. not looking too bad. the only area feeling it is the half moon bay. we will all be feeling the heat by this afternoon but we are moving in right direction. one more day of hot temperatures, 102 inland. the coast only making it into the 60's and then we have a slight cooldown. 90's tomorrow and monday we have a wide range of those temperatures. 90's as low as the 60's. we will break down where we will see that heat and how long the cooldown will last for. for now i will send it to you. gloria: developing news on the dentist he is taking hold across much of the country. it is not just how high the

temperatures are expected to get, but how long the extreme heat is expected to stick around. relet this triple digit temperatures have been felt in many places for weeks and the heat is fueling storms. lionel has the latest. reporter: millions of americans from coast to coast under heat alerts, temperatures hitting triple digits across much of the west and the self as these dangerous -- and the south as these dangerous to richard sherman. in texas and her the gold coast, a rush to break a windshield in an effort to free abb locked inside a car. children's body temperatures can rise five times faster than adults. the baby is okay. phoenix hitting 190 degrees on thursday. it has been more than 110 degrees for three weeks straight, breaking a record. >> it seems like it gets hotter and hotter each year. reporter: the heat is not just tough on humans, the phoenix zoo

is focused on keeping animals cool. experts recommend staying in air-conditioning and out of the sun in this weather. that is not an option for some people who have to work outdoors like these construction workers in miami. the heat felt not only in the air but also in the water. water temperatures in the atlantic are climbing into the 90's. that is four to seven degrees higher than average. >> this water is warm. it gives us an moment of pause of what might come for the rest of the summer. researchers warn those temperatures could harm marine life and provide fuel for perkins. >> there is concern with warmer temperatures, you might see stronger storms or more frequent storms. >> -- reporter: funded the heat, the threat of severe storms, rain falling in atlanta causing flash flooding in some areas. further north in boston, the

game between the red sox and the mets postponed due to storms, heavy rains turning staircases at fenway park into waterfalls. gloria: start declassified classified documents trial against former president donald trump. i think kanaan, a trump up 20 picked may 20. -- picked may 20. trump's setback for the prosecution. the trial will be in a heavily republican area of florida. legal experts say that will make it difficult to pick an impartial jury. >> it is important for the prosecution to not have someone who believes in donald trump period. the facts as we know publicly are strong for the government. gloria: trump's former michael cohen, filed a lawsuit

accusing the trump organization of feeling to cover millions in legal bills. it comes three days before the trial was set to begin. a major agreement was reached this week to address the future of artificial intelligence. president biden and seven major tech companies have agreed to implement ai safeguards. zach shares what those safeguards do and what experts say about why there is more work ahead. reporter: artificial intelligence is growing and developing faster than monikers can keep up with. the technology is still not regulated by law. >> we are behind when it comes to privacy compared to the you -- de you -- the eu. reporter: companies announced an agreement to self regulate, focusing on key safeguards. pres. biden: these commitments which of companies will implement immediately underscore three fundamental principles,

safety, security, and trust. reporter: the companies have agreed to test technology before this thing into the public, protecting against cyber threats, share best practices, and label content generated by ai with things like watermarks. microsoft's vice chair about the commitments with abc news. >> they are all about making ai safer with better testing and safety protocols, making it more secure, protecting it from cyber attacks and the like. it is about making it more transparent so the public has information about how it works. it is about ensuring it serves the public as a whole. >> a tech expert says the commitments may be a good step for regulations but points out it is up to the tech companies to be honest. reporter: -- >> it is in good faith. if we get to the point where they are competing to be honest, we are going to win. there is no guarantee. reporter: we spoke with the

white house director of the science and technology policy who says the stronger regulation is on the way. >> we are working on and give order the president will consider to take all the actions under existing law within the executive branch because we have to play our part and congress is working to play its part. we will work with them on bipartisan legislation. gloria: a set as a school district facing declining enrollment converted one of its schools into an early learning center. abc7 news got a tour of the center. it will offer free or reduced cost, and infant care for poor and low income families. the superintendent of the district set the learning program will be very unique. >> the centre will provide

dual immersion spanish opportunity for children zero to three. gloria: the program will be run by the alum rock school district and the company that provides child services. the world's largest costco could become into california. the biggest wholesale retailer will be in fresno if the proposal is approved. the warehouse is expected to be over 240,000 square feet, equivalent to four football fields. it will include a delivery distribution center, a 30 to gas station -- a 32 pump gas station, and a carwash. it is under a review period before the final environmental review is complete. still ahead, jamie foxx is speaking on social media for the first time since his stint under the hospital. his message to fans this

morning. let's get a lap look outside right now. this is your emeryville camera looking toward the city. so far it is looking like a nice morning but it is going to be pretty warm today. we will check in with shayla: in if

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gloria: we are hearing from actor jamie foxx for the first time since a health scare. >> i just want to say i love everybody and i love all the love i got. gloria: thanking his a message posted to instagram. the actor and comedian became emotional saying it has been a long road. he thanked his daughter and sister for saving his life. he was hospitalized in april for an undisclosed medical condition. he says fans can look forward to more laughs, music, and movies

from him in the future. his latest movie was just released on netflix. a large crowd showed up should abet thrive city to watch the premiere of a new documentary on steph curry. it chronicles his career starting with his college days at davidson and rise to stardom in the nba. it goes all the way through the 2022 nba season which saw the waiters capture their fourth title in eight seasons. not only does it feature the highs, but also some of steph curry's low points. reviews have classic hollywood underdog story. let the races begin in san francisco. the 46th annual marathon will start on the embarcadero at mission street. over 20,000 runners are expected to participate in the 26.2 mile

race. people can expect to detours and delays and closures throughout the city throughout the early afternoon. street closure times may vary depending on the running route. keep that in mind if you will be in the city. we are going to build a better bay area which means a safer bay area. new data shows san francisco's vision zero program to eliminate traffic dust is far from its goal. safety plan was launched in 2014 and aim to end traffic fatalities by 2024. suzanne has a look at the progress that has been made. >> i have definitely had a few close calls while i am running. >> i have lived in san francisco three years and i always try to be careful crossing the street. >> it is people doing unprotected left hand turns. reporter: whether they are running, walking, or biking, a lot of people in san francisco

say they have had close calls with drivers. vision zero is the traffic deaths by 2024. authorities say they are concerned. the latest data shared by -- shows next progress. traffic for counties are up. 2022 was the deadliest year since the initiative launched in 2014. >> it is a sobering reality of our city and a reminder our streets are not as safe as they need to be. reporter: san francisco is not the only city struggling with traffic fatalities. this chart shows a san jose is close to the same level as it was when it started division june -- started division just -- started vision zero. a lot more work needs to be done to protect pedestrians. >> it requires the city to redesign our streets so they are safe.

reporter: sustainable transportation advocate luke says the city needs to install more protections for pedestrians and cyclists, like this bike lane the fellow in baker street. a supervisor good is a key factor is to increase traffic enforcement. as we approach the 2024 target date, many bicycjefferson, say e the effort. >> it is a great division. i think we need to strive for that. i don't know if we will make it but we need to get close. gloria: let's get a check of your forecast with shayla. shayla: good morning. taking a live look outside, you see clouds rolling through but that sunshine is coming through. with it it is being -- it is bringing the heat. we will have more on your forecast.

gloria: the fifa women's world cup kicked off with a big performance by the u.s. women's national team. casey pratt has a look at your morning sports. reporter: after riding game winning streak, the giants have lost three straight but they are still there in the playoff picture. not the best effort on the bill. 3-1, nationals in the third. upper deck, two rush out, that almost left the ballpark. game tied at three. michael double steal did left-field line and that thing is going to roll around quite some time. is tony discourse from first. the nets take the 4-3 lead but the giants bring the infield in, patrick bailey erases the base runner come he catches she sleeping at third and picks him off. that is a heads up play by the young backstop. the giants with the bases loaded but casey smith strikes out.

the nets win -- the nationals win. astros and oakland a's, 13 straight losses to al west opponents. jordan ds with the rbs single to left. tony kemp is fast, he scores. the oakland a's managed to make it a one-run game but kyle tucker was a one-man wrecking crew. this home are almost hits the hall of fame mascots. he hit three homers as houston wins 6-4. fifa world cup kicking off, great touch pastor alex morgan. sophia smith finishes for the goal. 1-0, usa. the keeper comes out of the box but knocks it to smith. she is going to end up scoring again. the play is ruled outside, it would be reviewed and overturned. usa wins three have zero. messi making

debut. into the net, unreal. second round, open championship from liverpool. travis smith, on 17. he sadly misses the cut but he will probably remember this hole in one forever. what a cool moment. this is basically a home game for tommy 3-wood as he grew up in southport. this from almost 60 feet drops. he sits on a second at five under par. your leader is brian harman with a second round 65. he leads by five strokes headed into the weekend. gloria: it is going holiday. let's get a check of your forecast with meteorologist shayla. shayla: good morning. it is good to be a hot one. we are talking about above average temperatures come heat advisory's.

if you want to beat the heat, headed towards the coast. inland is where we see those hot temperatures and the coast really cool and even comfortable. this morning, areas of dense fog, still not looking too bad. especially along the coast you notice that marine layer. that spare the air alert is also in effect. with these hot temperatures, we are talking about air all that he that is not great. if you are sensitive to this, this is something to keep in mind. let's look if my clicker wants to cooperate with me. we do have some heat advisory is place throughout the area. board all across the screen. those are the areas that are going to continue to feel that he did through 11:00 p.m. a cooldown is then coming. we are close. the west coast is continuing to feel that heat. a lot of areas above the triple digit mark even extending into phoenix and las vegas, 114 at

115. fresno, 108 today. a little cooler for us. here is where we are going to feel the heat this afternoon. comfortable along the coast. as you had in the end, temperatures in the 90's. you can see all the pink on your screen, areas that could see temperatures above 90 degrees. as we head into tomorrow, that pink is pushing back. still seeing quite a bit of those 90's as we head into fairfield and,. -- fairfield and concord. that cooldown is coming, it is just going to take a couple of days. starting with some cloudy skies but by this afternoon that will start to burn off and temperatures will spike. we see the heat build in by 1:00 or two quick p.m. at last into the evening. a similar story as we head into tomorrow. let's look at those highs this afternoon. it is good to be warm inland. seeing triple digits as you head into fairfield and antioch. as you move towards the coast,

80's, 70's come half moon bay only make into the 60's. there are some areas that stay comfortable. lows give us a break from the heat. 60's out there and the marine layer making a return once again. here comes the seven-day forecast. hot out there, triple digits inland making it into the 90's. a nice temperature drop. 80's by the time you get to midweek. for the bay, you get into the 70's. the coast is flirted with upper 50's all week long. hot for is out there, as the bit cooler as we head into sunday and a nice car will temperature mark comes midweek. gloria: and while the stars are not participating because of the actors strike, there is a lot going on. george from our sister station in los angeles has a look at the action. >> welcome to comic-con. reporter: we went up and down

and all around searching for some of the fun at comic-con. we found an abundance of amusements, including a bunch of old crap and these cool robots. >> it is the future. it is the next chapter of toys where you can control the robot by your voice or actually program it. you can have different actions with the app. reporter: you will need one more thing, $1700. hulu was inviting guests to enjoy mayhem, a celebration the animated programs including "polar opposites" and " north." we also found this a guide. >> i am a people that was a scientist or scientist that was a pickle. reporter: from pickle rick to

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gloria: welcome back. let's get a final check of your forecast with shayla. shayla: nice and comfortable. 50's and 60's as you step out the door. san francisco coming in at 54. heat is good you build in if you are inland. the bay is hanging out in the 80's and the coast when they it to the 60's. look at the cooldown that comes our way. 90's tomorrow for inland. 80's by midweek. the babel make it to the 70's and low 70's by the midweek. pretty hot for us this weekend. we continue to see above average temperatures cooling until the end of the week. gloria: thank you for joining us on abc7 morning's. abc7 news continues at 9:00 have a great morning. ♪

>> gio: good morning, america. record-shattering heat. triple-digit temperatures roasting much of the southwest with more than 90 million americans from california to florida under heat alerts. the withering temperatures now on the m