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morning. shayla: good morning and good news for the swifties out there. it will be a nice one. we had hot weather earlier in the week this weekend not so much. cool and comfortable in time for tailors with. we are seeing temperatures ranging from the 40's all the weight of the 60's in antioch. quite a range to start the morning. also a marine layer so you will see the cloud cover especially along the coast. foggy right now to start the day. we are talking about the 90's inland. the bay, nice and comfortable in the 70's. a cool down later this week. for now, i will toss it back to you. gloria: in the south bay it is day number two for swifties mania as tailors wraps up her bay area stop. nearly 70 thousand fans gathered at the levi's stadium for her

tour at levi's stadium. one young swift fans celebrated her 10th birthday saying it was the most memorable birthday yet. >> it was like a magic trick but it was in front of your eyes and it was real. i did not think it would be so crazy inside their but it is super crazy. gloria: tonight show is p.m. and you can scan the qr code on your screen which will take you to a list of everything you need to know for the concert. abc7news southbay reporter -- lauren. she spoke with fans eager to get into levi's stadium. they say the concert is an experience of a lifetime. ♪

smiles filled levi's stadium for tailors web's historic eras tour. >> i am the lover era. >> it is the music video from "i bet you think about me." reporter: swifties dressed up in outfits referencing lyrics and videos and iconic taylor moments. later in the day fans were getting swift inspired tattoos. >> the concert itself is such an spirit answer -- is such an experience. reporter: artists given over 100 swifties tattoos. >> taylor has always been there with me. she is my age now. reporter:

stadium, memories were made when swifties traded friendship bracelets bonding together in an experience you don't often get at concerts. one of the highlights of the day was this tiny swifties. how about you choose from mine? even swiftly parents had their fun. >> it was amazing. i am representing the red album. the red era. whatever she wants, she wants, she gets. >> it is so much fun to bring all the ball generations. getting together and dressing up and having a super fun, wholesome experience. reporter: they say that taylor takeover was access -- was a success for night number one and it will happen again tonight. gloria: new this morning, swifties set a new record for

vta with an estimated 25,000 writers -- riders yesterday. if you are heading to the concert tonight, vta says it offers the best option to get there and if you don't know how it works, don't worry. the transit agency has ambassadors at many of the stations to help you out. a few things to know ahead of time, the stop for levi's stadium is the great american station. you can download the app to find the closest station and how often the trains are running. abc 7 talked with one family who forgot to buy a parking pass that they found out that public transit was a better alternative. >> we don't have to head into the traffic to get out of there so i'm glad we have this option. gloria: vta says train service will end one hour after the concert whether there is an encore or not. you will also need to keep track of other public transit schedules if you are planning to connect.

here it is one last time, scanned the qr code with your phone right n so you can get information on pubc transit, the forecast, wt you can and cannot take into levi's stadium. you will also find a full guide on abc7news.com or your abc 7 bay area app. developments at the san francisco headquarters of twitter. the new logo was installed on the building's concerns from the city. the owner elon musk carl's ahead with his rebrand of the company. san francisco filed a complaint and opened an investigation. the "x" appeared. the sidewalks were not taped off in case anything fell. replacing building symbols or adding signs on top i rose permit for safety and for design. a popular summer street bear is

returning to a san francisco neighborhood this weekend. it is as unique an event as can be found in the city. as abc7news reporter taryn campbell reports it is making a comeback on sunday at a critical time. reporter: leather, plaid, and ready to party. thousands are expected to flock to the festival. >> this is the first festival in swing because we had covid and last july, monkeypox was on the upswing. a lot of people stayed away. they stayed away from the festival and the parties. reporter: states get -- state senator scott wiener says the festival comes at a critical time as the lgbt you community continues to face attack. >> this is about the lgbtq community and others coming

together and enjoying ourselves that this amazing festival. reporter: the aclu is tracking nearly 500 bills across the country taking aim at the lgbtq+ community. the majority introduced this year. >> it feels like with the political climate, the aggression to the lg p t -- lgbt community, it feels we need to stand together. reporter: he is the owner of the bar and he is expecting a packed house post-pandemic. >> it takes us to a place where we can feel the energy bringing the city together. reporter: senator wiener says coming together right now is key. >> when we are under attack it can be tempting to curl into a ball and play defense. that is the opposite of what we should be doing. we need to celebrate as a community and hold our heads proud. reporter: taryn campbell,

abc7news. gloria: developing news as people are gathering and traveling for their summer activities. california is seeing an uptick in covid-19 cases. according to new wastewater data, viral levels are rising across the state in areas like half moon bay, palo alto and sausalito. on our 3:00 p.m. show yesterday on getting answers the doctor told us vaccinations will be yearly in the fall and will be as necessary for the general public. >> who benefited the most in the spring? people who are older, over 65, and those on immuno presence and those with comorbidities.

overall rates of death are back where they were in 2019. a department of health spokesperson says the data shows an uptick that rates are still lower than in years prior. oakland police are looking for who is responsible for a shooting last night leaving one person injured. the incident happened around 8:30 p.m. last night near 19th and broadway. one person was shot and taken to the hospital. police say the victim was unsure where the -- where the shooting happened. the oakland branch of the naacp and a local church are calling for a state of emergency and oakland because of a crime. they wrote a scathing letter to city officials calling for more resources in hopes of ending the public safety crisis. community members say the crime spilling into setting neighborhoods even in broad daylight has reached a boiling point. >> they reached out to gavi newsom and he got the highway patrol to help them with

problems they are having. and we said we are having worse problems than san francisco. gloria: critics raised concerns about over policing but critics say the issue is the opposite. the mayor did not respond to our request for comments about this. happening in oakland, a community event to support crime victims and their families. the event is put on the oakland violence prevention coalition. one of the organizers made this hermit after she lost her son to gun violence in 2022. >> we are coming together after all of these years as a people to make our city safer for everybody. we cannot pinpoint each nationality. we have to do it together or it will never work. gloria: the family fun day in the park will be held in moss would park in oakland. there will be activities for the whole family including a petting zoo, food and drink as well as a

school supply giveaway. if you are planning on being outdoors today you want to know about the weather. let's get a preview with shayla girardin. shayla: we have a live look of the bay bridge this morning. cloud cover in the distance. some areas getting a foggy start. this afternoon, sunny and warm. the full forecast is coming up later in the show. gloria: thank you. also ahead, overwhelmed with rabbits. how san francisco rabbit control says you can help as they get more rabbits than they can house. not your average avocado. the fruit created by scientists in california expected to hit markets soon.

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mornings. we are getting a live look from our camera in emeryville. the sunshine has risen. we will get a check of the forecast in a few minutes. it is a crisis in san francisco. the animal care and control says it is overwhelmed by the number of rabbit. it is asking for the public's help. we have -- we hole to find a source of the issue and what is being done. reporter: for her entire life allison has loved animals. >> they have different personalities. reporter: when she heard of pet rabbits being dumped in golden gate park she knew she had to help. she joined a group of volunteers to rescue the rabbits. allison said it was not -- it was easy to get the rabbits. she said it took her and the volunteers three days to get them all. >> they went all the way in

there. the rabbit was in the bush. i was the smallest. i had already netted one. reporter: this is not an isolated incident. karen control says they and other shelters in the bay area are overwhelmed by the number of rabbits coming in. >> domestic rabbits should not be dumped in the wild. they won't survive for long. reporter: to help with the overflow, rabbit adoption fees are being dropped and asking people to take one home. they don't want the rabbits to be put down. >> we do everything we can before we get to that point. luckily, we have good rescue partners. reporter: allison is happy the rabbits are safe and she hopes soon that they will find a forever home. >> provide them space, attention and the right food. we don't want people to take

them on and then dump them again. reporter: in san francisco, tim johns, abc7news. gloria: part of our work to build a better bay area is keeping our communities healthy. july is national minority mental awareness month. we spoke with the assistant professor in paulo alto university's department of counseling. she says research shows marginalized groups suffer more with issues of mental disorders. >> individuals backgrounds have been on the receiving end of experiences of racism and aggression. minority stress which is stress as a result experienced because of being a minority israel. it has a lot of short-term and long-term physical and mental consequences. reporter: pau is working on

breaking the stigma in providing or access to therapy. there is a new type of avocado that will hit the market in a couple of years. it was developed by agriculture scientists at uc riverside. >> this one has a smooth texture. it has a nutty flavor. it can sometimes be a little sweet. gloria: that sounds good. the seed was first planted decades ago. it has been through a long breeding process to achieve the perfect combination. growers will like the variety because it grows from a tree half the size of a usual avocado tree and it has a higher yield efficiency with more avocados and more profit and an easier harvest. people are in for a fun time in the north bay as we can with the

2023 jazz festival in an all-star lineup of artists. celebrating 50 years of hip-hop and the influence of jazz on the genre. mary j. blige and chance are headlining the event this year. robert glassberg will curate the event. if you are going to the festival or maybe you are going to see taylor's which will be another huge concert tonight, you will want to know all about the weather. that's get a check right now with shayla. shayla: you said it, there is so much going on out there this weekend and the weather is cooperating. we have a foggy morning to start. you can see that cloud cover in the distance. this afternoon, it will be nice with plenty of sunshine. warmer conditions than we saw earlier in the week but not to worry, this is not the heatwave

we talked about last weekend. we have some fog to start the morning especially along the coast, the bay. that will burn off as we head into the afternoon hours especially inland. we will continue to see the patchy fog through the afternoon along the coast. something to look forward to, a cooling trend next week. low average temperatures by the time we got through midweek. we just have to get through some warm days ahead. this afternoon, we still have a little bit of the marine layer along the coast. heading inland, sunny skies and warm temperatures. it will be a nice one. once again overnight we see that cloud cover move back in and the marine layer returns. it will be out there to start your sunday morning as well. still some cloud cover continuing to cling to the bay. wind speeds, calm to start

morning. fairfield already seeing some wind gusts close to 30 miles per hour. wind will be a factor this weekend. in the afternoon, wind speeds climbing. especially as you head inland, wind tests a approaching 30. that will continue in the afternoon and overnight. some areas will continue to see some wind speeds in the teens through the overnight hours. on sunday, similar story. highs today, warm on warm side inland. overall a mild weekend. 90 in morgan hill's. plenty of sunshine. cooler along the coast. half moon bay, mid 60's. a marine layer still for the coast and the bay. the sunset district into the 60's. wind your conditions. heading inland, napa, it will be

warm but not the scorching temperatures we talked about last weekend. 70's for most of you as you head out to union city. mid to upper 70's out there. inland, up. overnight low, in the 50's. the marine layer will be move in. it will be a foggy night. ice conditions tomorrow to round out your weekend. inland, 90's today and tomorrow. comfortable along the bay. tuesday and wednesday, the cooldown is around the corner. if you are heading outside this weekend, it will be a nice one. gloria: just ahead, women on the field. what changes are expected in the next few years as law enforcement agencies push for more female recruits. are the tradeoffs of treating worth it? ubrelvy is another option.

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gloria: as the push to hire more police officers continues in the bay area, there is an emphasis on hiring more women. the san francisco and oakland police departments and the san francisco sheriff's office are aiming for 30% women by the year 2030. that is a pledge they made through the 30 by 30 nationwide initiative. one reason to focus on recruiting women, well, when out in the field, reports show outcomes involving female officers tend to be better. >> there tends to be less instances of uses of force. i have seen in many ways, they are better leaders. gloria: tracy of the police officers association believes the department needs to come up with more incentives to make joining more attractive to women, especially for those who are working mothers. one suggestion includes reliable childcare. several departments have gone the extra mile to recruit more officers. everything from signing bonuses and extra pay to tv ads.

san francisco is finally seeing some results. is it enough to make up for those who have retired or step -- stepped down? here is abc 7's lyanne melendez. lyanne: this is something san francisco police have not seen in recent years, a higher number of people going through the academy. these two classes have 34. in the past three years, there have been fewer candidates. >> the next class is going on pace to probably either meet or exceed where we are with this class, so that is why i am so encouraged. lyanne: mayor london breed addressed those in training as a symbolic gesture of support. still, we have to be realistic, it is hardly enough to replace the number of retirees or officers who have left. >> our goal, i wanted them to get younger people. 30 is a good number. it is way better than eight. lyanne: officer tracy was featured in a police unit ad,

encouraging people to join sfpd, at a time when there seems to be a push from some communities to add police. >> we should hire more policemen because policemen really come by and check on the seniors, and i think that is what we lack right now. lyanne: during a recent town hall meeting in the mission district, people in attendance said they wanted to see more police officers. the captain of the station told them to "spread the word, join the police department." a few years ago, the defund the police movement was seen as a new model for public safety and may have had consequences when trying to recruit officers. >> there is no definitive data that shows more police equals less crime. the only definitive data there is is that more social services and more human resources, those things reduce crime. lyanne: the mayor said commonsense knowledge is what will drive these new recruits. >> we have a job to do, and we have to get out there and do it.

we are really grateful to have them be a part of it. lyanne: lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. gloria: still to come on abc 7 mornings, new charges. for former president trump. the allegations that he asked a former staffer to delete surveillance video and his mar-a-lago state. and then from hotels to homes, how the un-housed are getting new options for long-term housing in the north bay. but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes,

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before you head out the door, let's get a look at your weather. here is meteorologist shayla girardin. good morning. shayla: morning, gloria. cool and comfortable. we are talking about temperatures ranging from the 40's to the 60's. antioch 62. 60 in concord. the onshore flow to start the morning with a marine layer across the coast. it will feel like summer. 90's inland. 70's at the bank. the coast, 60's. cooler for you. warmer tomorrow. talking about a nice cool line -- a nice cool down our way next week. gloria: happening scorcher is taking place across the country. july is on track to be the hottest month ever recorded on earth. abc news reporter allison is

showing how people are coping and what to expect this weekend allison: across the country a , 1-2 punch of severe heat and thunderstorms. millions of americans under heat alerts. new york and philadelphia likely experiencing their first heat waves of the season with three consecutive days of temperatures at or above 90 degrees. >> i feel like i cannot go anywhere without sweating. the subway station is a sauna. it is free but it does not feel good. it does not feel good. allison: in philadelphia, the city declaring a heat health emergency. >> i am only going to be out here a half-hour or so. i am drinking plenty of water. allison: relief expected across the northeast with torrential rain saturday. that severe weather threat coming from the midwest. out west, phoenix, arizona, still sweltering, breaking a

record friday, 29 days with temperatures at 110 greater. el paso, texas, with 43 consecutive days of 100 plus degree weather. july en route to becoming the hottest month on record. allison, abc news, new york. gloria: former president trump is facing new church after being accused of trying to erode -- release footage. we are in washington with the very latest. reporter: donald trump ripping into new charges against him over the alleged corrupt attempt to delete security camera footage at mar-a-lago to prevent footage from being provided to a federal rancheria in the classified documents probe. the former an interview with breitbart news that he did not think he had to

hand over the footage to prosecutors. >> donald trump now facing two new counts of obstructed -- obstruction of justice. the property manager at his mar-a-lago home. prosecutors accused olivera of allegedly telling another trump employee that the boss wanted the server deleted days after a draft subpoena for footage had been sent to a trump attorney gary >> it strengthens the government's case that donald trump was at the center of the spokes of the wheel for the entire endeavor. reporter: donald trump also faces a new willful retention charge in the case. it is claimed that donald trump had a top-secret paper at his club buddy show to researchers in 2021. a significant meeting on thursday weeks after the former

president was notified he has a target in a criminal investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election and the attack on the capital. a federal grand jury could vote as early as next week whether to indict donald trump on his alleged efforts to cling to power after losing to joe biden in 20 20. the former president has denied any wrongdoing in all cases. gloria: the fda approved -- it is a third over-the-counter version of naloxone which is used to reverse the effects of a note we -- opioid overdose. the manufacturer says it will be sold for $36. according to the fda there was over 105,000 deaths in february. a new housing option has offered hope and a new beginning for dozens of formerly unhoused

individuals. this in an petaluma has been transformed into studios. it is a 60 unit facility and it is a new supportive housing complex giving residents safety and stability. burbank housing and the city of petaluma purchased the property with state grants for $50 million. >> i've been out on the streets for about four years. i had no way of getting visitation with my son. now that i have a permanent house, i can get visitation with my child. this place has given me a gift beyond gifts. >> this is long-term housing, so they can stay as long as they want. the goal is for one day for them to move on from here. gloria: every room in the former hotel has a tv, kitchenette, and bed. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, safer streets. what could change on the roads as city leaders tried to protect traffic deaths in the south bay. we are getting a live look

outside from levi's stadium this morning. we know it is going to be another big day. taylor swept his back for night number two. the counselor and tens of thousands of people are going to be here for that. we will have a look at the forecast if you are planning on going out there in just a few minutes.

shayla: welcome back to abc 7 mornings. you are getting a live look from santa cruz. a beautiful morning. a couple birds out there. not too much activity though it is early. he will have a check of your forecast in a few minutes. san francisco is hoping the artificial intelligence business will help it ounce back from the pandemic. office spaces at an all-time high. there are at least 300 postings

for artificial intelligence jobs in the bay area. >> there are a lot of accounts of people moving back to the bay area to participate in the generative ai boom. i think a lot of this work is early-stage work, where you want to be directly in office. gloria: san francisco's chief economist says having ai companies move downtown will bring a boost to the area but it would take a lot of ai growth to take over all the empty office spaces. he says the city needs to tap into other industries to help downtown recover. a new bill from a southbay assembly member aims to make life easier for drivers and pedestrians on city streets in order to stop traffic deaths. abc 7's dustin dorsey explains how visibility can be increased by decreasing parking and -- in high-risk areas. dustin: walking, biking and driving almost anywhere continues to be increasingly dangerous activities. in san jose, there have been six deaths from traffic crashes this

month. five people were riding bikes or scooters or walking when killed. >> pedestrian deaths accounted for 49% of deaths in 2022 in san jose for pedestrians. california's pedestrian death rate is 25% higher than national average, so we are seeing an increase in pedestrian fatality and traffic collisions. dustin: alex lee believes those numbers could decrease by increasing visibility. he authored a bill that would set a standard no parking area in california on the approach side of intersections and crosswalks, making it easier for pedestrians and drivers to see, shining a light on crosswalks, and that is light it is known as -- and that is why this safety measure is known as daylighting. >> whether you are a driver, pedestrian, like writer, you do not have to dangerously peek or not look when there might be danger coming. dustin: we experienced this when we attempted to cross the street where a truck was parked at the crossing and a driver only saw us at the last minute. the assembly member says the

standard no parking zone would be 20 feet from the crosswalk to the closest car if passed about , the size of a ford f1 50 truck. >> if the vehicle is approaching an intersection and a person stepped into the crosswalk but they are blocked from view by a parked car, that can put them in a position of danger. dustin: the city's dot implemented daylighting in certain areas but the assembly member lee would like us across -- would like this across california to save lives in an effort to get traffic deaths to zero. >> by implementing daylighting and increasing visibility, those are easy, fixable solutions for these big problems that are resulting. that is why it is important to have daylighting and save many lives. this is an infrastructure problem and we are giving it a solution. dustin: the assembly member says there are only a few steps left before the bill is signed into law by governor newsom. gloria: you can enjoy santa clara county parks for free today. it usually costs six dollars per car but today there is no charge. the county says it is a way to thank the community for its support.

santa clara county is making it easier for more to enjoy the outdoors they a hding a ribbon-cutting ceremony today at its first ada accessible boat dock. it is opening at the vasona lake county park. the ribbon-cutting event is set for 10:00 this morning at the boat center launch ramp. let's get a check of your forecast with shayla. shayla: good morning. if you are heading outside today, it is going to be a nice one. we are starting with a foggy and cool start this morning. take a live look outside. this afternoon, warm and sunny. i will break down your full forecast coming up after the break.

but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge.

if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes, don't wait. ga is irreversible. it's important to catch it early. talk to your eye doctor about ga and learn more at gawontwait.com gloria: welcome back. you are getting a live look outside from our tam cam and it is foggy out there. we will get a check of the

forecast in a little bit. to sports now, the clock is ticking for trades in major league baseball. in football, we check in on the 49ers quarterback as training is -- training camp is underway. larry beil is here with morning sports. larry: the trade deadline in baseball is on monday. dodgers loading up, acquiring lance lynn and joe kelly from the white sox. they sent klay thompson's brother trace to chicago. other giants going to make a move for a big-time pitcher? we will see. nice snag, but a fair ball and should not have touched it. luciano with his first big-league hit, nice moment for the 21-year-old who would score the giants' first run. bottom 7, 2-1, sox. tying run at third, wisely strikes out, then luciano, and

they cannot capitalize. joc pederson palo alto high, , suddenly, the giants are down 3-2. kenley jansen, giants used to eat him alive when he was with the dodgers, but he strikes out blake sable. the giants fall, 3-2. the a's visiting the rockies in colorado. this is really, really rare. suicide squeeze from tony kemp. great bunch. -- great bunt. kyle freeland could not make the play. shane langoliers charging on the line. they snap a four game slide. trey lance had great reviews in the off-season, but the first two days of training camp not great. he has hit on only seven of 14 pass attempts in three days. big concern. he is missing badly on short throws. and this is kind of weird. lance has only gotten a few more reps than the fourth string quarterback, brendan allen. trey says he does not know what the workload will be until he hits the field. >> we have not had conversations. so we will find out before

practice with the rep count will be and just take advantage. super excited that brock can come back and practice. i am very focused, one rep, day, meeting at a time, whatever it is. i truly believe it works out the way it is supposed to. as long as i control what i can control, that is all i can worry about. larry: this is fun, steph curry appearing on the youtube series called "hot ones," which combines a normal interview, so talking hoops, with the stars eating super spicy chicken wings that get hotter and hotter. he gave a shout out to the best looking jumper in the nba, not his, klay thompson's. >> he has the most stacked form. everything is in line. all of his angles are right. [clearing throat] [dramatic music] if i was going to take somebody who never shot a ball before, i would put you in klay thompson's positions. if you took a snapshot, it is just right here.

it is pretty, i call it the prettiest jumpshot i have ever seen. larry: steph said that was his spiciest interview ever. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. gloria: burbank police responded to calls of a mirror citing yesterday as he tried to cool off in somebody's backyard. the bear took a dip in the jacuzzi to avoid the hot weather. when officers arrived, they found the furry animal relaxing in the hot tub behind a home. he looks so relaxed right there. once they got there, the bear scaled the wall, and then climbed a tree. there is a heat advisory in the city until saturday night. shayla girardin is with us this morning. i was saying that i was hoping the jacuzzi was not heated. we know how warm it is in so many parts of the country. shayla: let's hope the heater

was not working for that bear. if it was cool, he has the right idea because we have seen some warm temperatures and it will be a warm weekend. we are starting off cool and cloudy. fog along the coast and the bay. that will stick around for a couple more hours. this afternoon, warm and sunny and warmer tomorrow. it will be a nice weekend. you're not talking about the heat we saw last weekend. just warmer than the last few days. we have a nice little treat coming our way next week. a cooling trend moves our way midweek with below average temperatures. here's a look at the fog we have -- we saw a moment ago. not accepting your visibility too much except for half moon bay. your visibility is down to three miles. for the most part, the cloud cover will move out this afternoon. clear skies heading inland. but along the coast, the marine

layer and cloud cover will stick around. cloud cover moves in overnight as we start out sunday night -- sunday morning. in the morning, we start to clear out. wind speeds pretty quiet but that will be a factor this weekend. we are noticing some areas in the teens. san francisco, fairfield seeing winds of 70 miles per hour. wind speeds at this afternoon will increase. inland, gusts over 20 miles per hour. fairfield, winds close to 30 miles per hour. something to keep in mind. a breezy afternoon. overnight, winds die down for the most part. we will have some winds sticking around tomorrow. as for today, it will be a worm on especially inland -- it will be a warm one, especially

inland. towards the coast, cooler. 60's in half moon bay and pacifica. sunset district, downtown coming in in the loading mid-60's. you will notice the onshore flow. the wind warmer as you head in lynch. -- inland. 70's in union city and fremont. upper 70's. plenty if you are going to be outdoors. livermore, low 90's. overnight, more cloudy and cooler conditions. a nice cool down before things worm up even more for us tomorrow. inland, the 90's for the next few days. the bay stays in the 70's. tuesday, wednesday is when we will see the dip in temperatures. a nice weekend and cooler conditions coming our way next week. gloria: stay with us. we will be right .

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to celebrate national geographic shark fest, we show you more about these misunderstood creatures. >> i have always been into athletics. i have done baseball, i tried basketball, but what stuck was football. i am not just a football player but also a scientist that specializes in sharks. -- in shark ecology. i love getting my hands dirty. i love getting out to the field. we are going to go to west palm. i am taking my girlfriend out for one of her first shark snorkeling trips. you ready? >> as ready as i will ever be, let's go. if i am with him, i feel safe. if i were alone, i would not feel safe. [laughter] >> i wish people were more open-minded towards sharks. there are a lot of misconceptions. they are just going about their own day like we are ours. it is cool to see people grow. >> they are magnificent to see up close. it changes my perspective. i remember they are a predator but they do not look so daunting.

gloria: and you can watch more jaw-dropping shark fest content streaming on hulu and disney+. owned by the same parent company as abc 7. why don't we get a check of your forecast right now with shayla. shayla: we have a lot happening out there this weekend and the weather is cooperating. starting in the 50's and 60's this saturday morning. antioch, 64. looking at the seven-day come of this weekend we are in for a treat. on the warmer side. 90's as you head inland and 70's at the bay. a nice cool down comes your way by early to mid week. we will see the temperatures drop. gloria: thank you, shayla. thank you for joining us 7 mornings. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. and we will have more tailors coverage if you are going to the big concert tonight. have a wonderful day and we will see you later on.

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