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good morning. it's saturday, august 5th. i'm stephanie sierra. we'll have more on that top story in just a moment. but we begin with the weather and a welcome back to meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. hey, stephanie. good morning, everyone. thank you for that nice warm welcome. it's good to be back. and we're bringing on some warm for this first weekend of august. we have upper level northerly winds and a building area of high pressure that has already put us at 70 degrees in antioch, upper 60s by the delta, mid 60s, san ramon and we're looking at a cool 55 in san francisco. so anywhere from about a degree to eight degrees warmer except at the coast we have that fog. it will be with us to keep temperatures comfortable there and we will have moderate to good air quality today only because by the time we get to tomorrow, another 5 to 10 degrees of warming and some very high upper level smoke, perhaps that's creating more of those hazy conditions. but you can see that we are even brightening up here at the golden gate bridge. so that fog clears temporarily. it comes back and we warm up

quickly for around 90, about 1:00 walnut creek, and we'll talk about how many triple digit temperatures we'll see for your sunday. >> stephanie, lisa, thank you. back to that developing news out of the south bay. authorities are investigating a double homicide after officers found two bodies inside of an apartmentn san jose. san jose police made the discovery when they were doing a welfare c at a complex on parkmoor avenue right nearstat280. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez spoke with neighbors who are wondering if they're in danger in active investigation is now underway after san jose police found two people dead inside an apartment. >> police say on friday morning they were conducting a welfare check at the complex on parkmoor avenue near interstate 280. when they made the discovery, i came back out to 24 san jose pd cars all blocking the street all along parkmore here. >> four different officers were interviewing four different people. you know, there were tears. so i had to be family.

>> brandy tomasevic is house sitting. her sister's unit in the complex. she said residents received this message from property managers on friday afternoon. it states vista strives to make our community a safe place to call home in consideration of this incident, we have hired a 24 hour security service to provide for the safety of our residents. kind of like a y or what? >> you know, like what happened. that's pretty much all that's going through our heads right now. >> police said no word on a suspect, but said they will release information in the coming days. >> it's a pretty big shock to the community. >> residents like jocelyn de la riva describes the complex as relatively quiet with the occasional car break ins or fireworks, but nothing like this before. >> you know, just be protective of yourself and your and your loved ones. yeah because anything like this could happen anytime. >> uh- san jose police say these two deaths marked the 23rd and 24th homicides of the year in san jose. lauren martinez, abc

seven news. >> and a reminder to our abc7 news neighborhood safety tracker is available to give you a picture of publ sety where you live. the interactive tool shows you a wide range of data for san jose, san francisco and oakland. you'll find it on the front page of abc7 news.com in oakland. there still isn't a police chief, but today people living there are given the opportunity to weigh in on the qualities they think should be considered for the next pick. this will be the first of five public forums hosted by the police commission. it starts at 10:30 a.m. at the golden gate branch library. oakland has been without a chief since leronne armstrong was fired in february. the path to pick the next chief starts with the police commission selecting four candidates. that list will be sent to the mayor who will then make the final decision. in san francisco, take a look at this. a large section of a tree came crashing down onto multiple cars, leaving some damage. this

happened at bay street. and taylor right near the cable car turnaround. the street was temporarily closed off last night, but thankfully no one was hurt. develop news from the archdiocese of san francisco. it says it will likely go bankrupt . this follows hundreds of sexual abuse lawsuits earlier this year. the diocese of oakland as well as santa rosa, filed for bankruptcy because of a slew of lawsuits. abc7 news reporter tim johns shows us how survivors are reacting after hundreds of lawsuits were filed by alleged sexual abuse victims. >> the archdiocese of san francisco saying it will likely go bankrupt. in a statement released friday, the archdiocese said for several months now with the assistance of our financial and legal advisors, we have been investigating the best options for managing and resolving these cases. after much contemplation and prayer, i wish to inform you that a chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganized option is very likely. they have hundreds of millions of dollars in propert

>> they're not bankrupt. if they're bankrupt, it's morally. news of the bankruptcy has frustrated people like joey piscitelli. >> piscitelli says he was sexually abused as a child. he now works with a group called snap, or the survivors network of those abused by priests. for piscitelli, the potential bankruptcy filing causes several worries. one of the main ones being the delayed process of getting some form of justice for victims. >> everything stops for the bankruptcy proceeding. >> rick simmons is an attorney who currently represents around 75 people with sexual abuse cases. he says if it happens, the bankruptcy filing will allow the archdiocese to deal with the hundreds of cases collectively instead of one by one. i think the chance that they are not compensated at all is very low. >> the chance that they are not compensated fairly is very high. while the process plays out, piscitelli says many of the victims will be waiting, hoping

one day to find closure and some sense of peace. >> the church is presenting itself as the person who's the victim here, and they're not clearly, they're not in san francisco. >> tim johns, abc7 news. >> in the east bay, some people are finally back home after a hazmat situation that went on for three days, forced to evacuate as cleanup crews gave the all clear at 530 last night. acids and explosives were found in bottles, vials and containers in a shed behind a home on stanton avenue earlier this week , investigators had to process more than 600 different chemicals. neighbors say a man who lived in the home was a retired chemistry professor who recently passed away. well, six months of repair at least. that's how long it will take for san francisco. chinatown, rose pak subway station to get fully repaired on thursday. a leak shut down one side of the platform. the stairway in the area is now closed, but the escalator is an elevator are up

and running. according to muni, there have been no delays or disruptions. and the agency plans to give a temporary fix by injecting grout to stop the leak. well this next story we've been following since it broke a bay area church group stranded in the west african country of niger during a military coup have made a remarkable escape. this morning, we can report several members of the cornerstone christian center, a church in antioch, are currently safe in paris. the principal of the center and school is relieved to know 15 church members, including his wife, daughter and father in law, are safe. >> they were just so excited. my heart was in my throat, but i said so many sad tears. but today it was happy tears group was in niger for vacation bible school when the coup broke out. >> six days ago. heyer says the offices of senator dianne feinstein and congressman john garamendi helped with this rescue, along with the state department. you may remember

this tragic story out of the east bay, an eight year old boy paralyzed from the neck down following a freeway shooting in july. we're now learning his medical bills could top $1 million. a go fund me has been set up to help eight year old aiza and his family. asa was hit by a stray bullet on i-580 in oakland as two cars were shooting at one another. youth alive, an oakland based organization, works with families in the aftermath of gun violence. it's the organizations and community are stepping in to ensure asa gets the support he needs. >> the initial wave of interest, the initial wave of support in a case like with young asa, i think is a great thing because it's rallying community around this family and just heartbreaking. >> asa needs a mechanical respirator to live feeding tubes in 24/7. nursing care. you can find a link to his gofundme on our website abc7 news.com. well,

right now all lanes of eastbound i-80 are shut down and will be for the entire weekend. this is actually the second of three weekend shutdowns. so caltrans can repave the road. sky seven flew over the area. you see it stretches from highway four down in hercules to cummings skyway, the carquinez bridge is still open, though, on this map. we've actually highlighted the closed sections in red. we'll show you here in just a moment. there's green highlights. that label t detour options. you see highway four coming, skyway. i 680 and i-70 80. thet time caltrans freeway early, but just in case, plan ahead for i-80 to be closed until 5 a.m. on monday. a big change in college football. the pac 12 conference, which has been around for more than 100 years, is now down to only four teams, which leaves cal and stanford with unknown futures.

oregon and washington jumped ship and acceptedeal friday with the big ten. this comes as the pac 12 could not reach an agreement on a new media rights deal to entice schools to stay in the conference. this mass exodus of member universities in the league is likely to be its downfall with an impact right here in the bay area. hundreds of pac 12 employees with headquarters right here in san francisco could lose their jobs if the conference folds. all right. it's going to warm up this weekend. let's check in with lisa. >> yeah, good morning to you. our first weekend of august, feeling like summer are still hanging on to the clouds here from this view. temperatures only in the upper 50s right now, upper 60s later on today with partly cloudy skies downtown mid 70s across the bay in oakland. and then wait till you hear about sunday the warmest day of the week. stay tuned. i'll let you know coming up. >> lisa, thank you. also coming up, a lawsuit against san jose police gets the green light. what some residents claim happened during the george floyd protests back in 2020. we'll be

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a terrified, crying moment as an 80 year old man in his own home had a gun to his back. oakland police shared this photo with the abc7 news i-team. that home invasion robbery is one of

nearly 50 targeting elderly asian families in the oakland hills. law enforcement tells us the crimes may be connected to a small group of criminals. here's the i-team's dan noyes with a story you'll only see on seven. >> i obtained internal police memos that i can't show to protect the sources, but they provided information that allowed me to track down some of the victims. >> this is one of the home invasions listed in police documents obtained by the i-team monday of this week. >> an 80 year old man and a 69 year old wife are caring for their two grandchildren. when robbers break in a second floor window. >> one man was downstairs with my parents. >> this, you know, keeping an eye on them while the other one was upstairs trying to get into our safe, ransacking our closets, our bedrooms, looking for valuables. the men held the couple at gunpoint for nearly 40 minutes. >> a terrifying ordeal, their daughter tells me during this time, my mom was trying to rush them out of the house by saying, hey, you know, someone's going

to be home soon. >> my son in law is going to be home from work soon, so we need to hurry up and get what you need. you know, she offered them cash and say, hey, if what you're looking for is cash, here's cash. but just take it, please don't hurt any of us. >> the criminals got away with $10,000 in cash and jewelry. the family has had three other attempted home invasions, and with each one, they take a new security precaution. the fence, the cameras, the dog, a german shepherd. now 11 years old. he didn't stop the criminals this week. what's his name? >> his name is felix. felix >> felix, you got to do your job , pal. officials here at the oakland police department will not provide anybody to talk on camera about these issues, saying they're part of an ongoing investigation. but privately, sources tell me they are upset about this crime spree continuing and they want the story told. the sources gave me a copy of an internal advisory that says opd has series of approximately 50 to 12.5 or first degree robberies targeting asian homes, mostly elderly

couples in oakland hills area. i also have seen internal police memos detailing each of the incidents that investigators say appear to be connected, committed by the same small group of criminals. this cinematographer had his front door pushed in two weeks ago, just before 4:00 in the morning. >> i mean, it was very loud. it was like an explosion. we thought it i don't know, something crazy happened or on the street, but it was coming from inside the house, tony tells me one of the robbers chased him up the stairs with a knife and he barricaded the bedroom door while his wife called 911. we were just terrified. we were just screaming at the top of our lungs, hoping someone would hear us. >> the police arrived within minutes, but the criminals got away with $40,000 in camera gear . i told tony about the police alert that criminals are targeting homes owned by asian families with asian hate crimes. >> and everything was already hard to exist as an asian in this community. and now it sounds even, even, even harder. i spoke with other victims who are on the opd list of recent

home invasions. >> they declined to be interviewed, though, for fear of retaliation. but they want this information to get out. hopefully someone knows who these guys are and calls the police for the i-team. dan noyes, abc7 news. >> in the south bay, an excessive force lawsuit filed against the san jose police department will go to trial. five plaintiffs argue officers used violent tactics during the george floyd protests in 2020. they say their first and fourth amendment rights were violated. one plaintiff even says he lost his eye during the protests when an officer shot him with a rubber projectile while sj pd admitted the officers were not properly trained in crowd control because of understaffed . well, your drive across bay area bridges could go up $1.50. it's a proposal that's getting pushed back. state senator scott wiener is backing an effort to increase tolls on all local bridges except the golden gate. he says the five year increase is needed to prevent big cutbacks on bart and muni. but

some lawmakers representing the bay area in washington sent a letter to governor newsom expressing their concern. abc7 news anchor dan ashley spoke with congressman mark desaulnier about his reservation fees. >> why do you oppose it? >> well, i don't oppose it. the letter says that we have concerns, understand the need to develop new revenue. but it's disproportionately affecting working people. raising the toll, another dollar 50 when it's about to go up by $1. so it's really $2.50 now, that extra dollar he mentioned is scheduled to be added to the toll in 2025. >> if you haven't bought a mega millions lottery ticket yet, this might make you reconsider for the jackpot has grown to over one and one half billion dollars. be be with a billion. the amount is a potential record if someone wins the grand prize next week. last night, no one hit the $1.35 billion jackpot. so the next drawing is on tuesday night. good luck. and

lisa, i think we're going to need it because, you know, the odds of actually winning a mega millions is one in more than 300 million is what they're saying. >> yeah, it kind of is discouraging, isn't it? >> not the best odds. yeah that's true. >> but a lot of people playing, so yeah, it should be fun. all right. well, we are looking at a warmer weekend now for some of you. not too hot. it depends on where you're located. we do have our low clouds and fog, the marine layer with us that will work to keep us comfortable at the coast. but inland, it's a quick warm up. upper elevation winds are out of the north and that will bring an elevated risk of heat illness perhaps for some of you. and also fire danger. there's a look at the fog. we had mist and drizzle earlier, but as we take you to the peninsula, the 80s yesterday in redwood city and you can see the fog already clearing here, but there's more out there at the coast. and with that, it's not going to be too hot for some communities. 57 in san francisco, but already climbing through the 60s, san jose

mountain view in palo alto, half moon bay at 55in. the view from mount tam really warming up in sonoma county here. and marin county will be warmer for sure. you'll feel that sea breeze in the afternoon. 62 in santa rosa. it's 63 in novato with upper 60s by the delta and you go up about 2000ft. we're already well into the 70s around mount tam mount diablo, mount hamilton. so that inversion allowing for that warmth and that drier air northerly winds to work down to the surface. so the warming trend continues. the hottest day will be tomorrow with triple digits inland and then the cooler weather at the coast. but even warming up through the 70s. tomorrow for your sunday along the shoreline. here's a look at our fire danger index. upper elevations, of course, will be the prime areas that are dry. and then again on sunday, our temperatures will cool off into the 50s and 60s. tonight but with less fog, it'll be a quicker warm up for your sunday as high pressure builds over the region. and there are winds around mount saint helena over 25 miles an hour out of the

north mount diablo, that's going to work to dry out our atmosphere as well. but we have the upper level north winds. we'll have our sea breeze throughout the afternoon. so as a result, it will be comfortable at the coast. in fact, quite gusty at times if you're up in the north bay towards point rays winds not as breezy for your sunday and then a little bit of haze as well. that's our warmest day where temperatures in our inland valleys climbing over 100 degrees here in livermore today, about 95. and then monday, still well above average in the upper 90s. but by tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, another trough sets up and that will cool us off to below average readings. so we're above average in some communities today. but as we go into your sunday, it's getting pretty toasty. not a long term event. short term event 70s downtown 60s half moon bay, but near 90 for the bay shore about 90 in san jose over 100 inland coming down 5 to 7 degrees on monday, another ten degrees of cooling for your tuesday. so really it is short lived. so if

you don't like the heat, it's not going to last too long. but if you do like it, enjoy today and tomorrow. 95 in concord, look for 94. in livermore with some comfortable summertime 80s in the south bay 93 in morgan hill, about the same in santa cruz. upper 70s. and we'll look for those low 90s in santa rosa. so the accuweather seven day forecast turning up the summer heat today. the warmest day will be tomorrow with over 100 degrees inland, 80. we'll keep it toasty from hayward to san ramon mid 80s to near 90. and then monday, still kind of warm. but then we cool it off rather quickly, tuesday through the rest of the week. so it's been a pretty good summer so far. but as you know, the fall is where we can really get the hot, hot weather. yeah yeah. >> so short lived heat break. >> yes, exactly. >> all right, lisa, thank you. coming up, it's one of the worst scams out there. and it's only getting harder to spot a warning for all. zelle users after imposters stole thousands of dollars from bay area residents. we'll be right back with

now to a notorious scam coming back, pretending to be your own bank. this one's the worst. fraud warnings are being sent to zelle users as imposters trick people into sending them money through the quick pay app. but seven on your side's michael finney says it may not be enough . >> it was just so it was creepy. >> rachel adler believed the man on the phone was really from bank of america. >> the guy was very friendly, calm, kind, clearly educate and it was very creepy in retrospect. rachel had just received this text. >> what did she charge? $432 in a walmart in texas? she replied, no, her phone rang. >> hi, this is bank of america fraud department, the man told her someone was using zelle to withdraw money from her account . now i see a zelle for $2,000 taken out of your account. i also see one for $1,500. did you

zelle anyone for $1,500? no i did not. >> the man told her she had to quickly send the money back to herself through zelle. she followed his instructions. >> i said, great. thank you so much. >> rachel had no idea the man was an imposter and she was really sending her money straight to the crooks. then the imposter went one step further. he told her she'd be getting a fraud alert from bank of america, but she should just ignore it. >> you're going to get a text saying that we've detected suspicious transfer activity. see that it could be possible fraud or scam. don't worry about that. we're taking care of that right now in this phone call. >> sure enough, the real b of a fraud alert came on her phone. >> rachel adler, we've detected suspicious transfer activity. that may be a possible fraud or a scam. >> just like the man said, she ignored it. another tech said, beware. and did she still want to proceed? she replied, yes. $5,500 was gone.

>> $5,500. it's a hell of a lot of money. it's stunning. >> b of a started sending fraud alerts to zelle users after the scam exploded last year. now the imposters are using them as part of the scheme b of a tells us they use more and more sophistic methods to appear to be authentic when using zelle, clients receive several messages , alerting them to red flags. bank of america will never ask a client to send money to themselves or anyone ever. >> i do like fraud alerts, but now i don't even trust. i trust nothing. >> i'm michael finney, seven on your side. >> still to come on abc seven mornings, we have an update on talks between the writers guild and major studios. plus a gender policy debate. why the state is investigating a california school district regarding students prefer pronouns. that's coming up

on these details could cause harmful impacts on witnesses. the chino valley unified school district is under investigation for a new student gender status

policy. california attorney general rob bonta is investing, getting a policy requiring schools to tell parents their students prefer gender and pronouns. ag bonta previously sent a warning to the school district it could violate student privacy. now district officials responded, calling the investigation an intimidation tactic. the ag's office says it may take action against the district to protect students civil rights in order to address nutritional health. san francisco unified adopted a more progressive nutrition policy. now, that was 20 years ago. when school starts on august 16th, students from a handful of schools will see the progress that's been made. abc7 news senior education reporter leanne melendez has this story. it could very well be any sleek cafeteria at a silicon valley startup, but this is wallenberg high school, a san francisco public school. our goal with these redesigns is to just give students a beautiful space that

encourages them to eat, but also talk to their friends. so many of these cafeterias have like half a dozen other functions. they're also auditoriums. they're for where the school has assemblies and they deserve to be really beautiful and staff from student nutrition services took input from the students on how they wanted to redesign their cafeteria. since 2015, thanks to money from a voter approved bond and private donations, 82 school cafeterias will have been redesigned in a period of almost ten years. another 30 are expected to be remodeled if and when another bond is passed. in the past, several years, the school district has also focused on renovating cafeteria kitchens, while over the summer, wallenberg received new ovens. the rest of the kitchen is outdated. take the walk in refrigerator. so this is really pretty, like really good wood. but it's our walk in refrigerator. oh, my gosh. it is

probably very old. well, it's old. it's beautiful. but how? 21 schools currently have kitchens where all the meals are cooked on site. the idea is to have more of them, including the one at wallenberg, just cooking on site. it's such a better experience and better quality for students that that's what we're working on and what students learn about nutrition at school will hopefully help them make healthy eating choices as adults. in san francisco, leon melendez, a seven news. leanne has been repoon bay area school issues for decades and it's why she's our senior education reporter. you can get in touch with her online, her social media contact information is on your screen right now. well, big news from the fda. the first ever oral medication to treat postpartum depression has just been approved until now, treatment was available only in certain situations by iv

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user, health care, social assistance, financial activities and wholesale trade economy. say businesses have slowed down on hiring, which could help curb inflation in the us. however a new fitch rating dropped the nation's credit rating. san francisco has certainly struggled more than most cities to recover from the pandemic, but there's some encouraging news from the comptroller's office. the latest data shows the city added 8400 jobs in june. tech driving most of that growth. but leisure and hospitality jobs are also making a comeback. in fact, hotel revenue is steady at 75% of 2019 levels. and we're told recent concerts are playing a big role. the grateful dead concert, the city's hotels were packed and you know, the restaurants were packed, too, because for every $100 that's spent in the hotels, $200 are spent everywhere else.

there's no significant movement when it comes to people going back to work, though. office vacancies rose for a fifth straight quarter, impacting public transit, muni ridership is about half of what it was in 2019. and bart continues to lag. well today on the peninsula, some brave four legged friends will hit the waves. yes, it's a local favorite. the dog surfing competition in pacifica. i actually took my dog bubba one year. it is a blast. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez has this preview. you'll hear plenty of dogs barking and waves crashing at the world dog surfing championship in pacifica. the talented surfing pups draw hundreds of people to the coast, surf, surf, surf. two year old lab and rosie and owner steve rotter will compete for a second time. there's a saying in surfing, whoever is surfing, that's having the most fun is the best surfer. that's going to

be rosie and the santa cruz resident surf together about four days a week. rosie loves to ride the waves. she loves it. she loves being with me. you know, she loves doing things with me. when we get done surfing, she has a feeling of satisfaction after we serve. you can just tell she's happy. she feel like, wow, this was great. i did, did, did my job. it was super fun. we did something together and it just kind of like it's teamwork when we do it together. the dog surfing competition is from nine in the morning until 2 p.m. at linda mar beach in pacifica. it is free. and there's also a pet wellness fair dog fashion show and a dog fetch competition. and you can help local charities raise money by sponsoring a contestant or a team. there's more information on the website surf dog championships .com in the newsroom. gloria rodriguez, abc7 news. lisa, i'm still amazed at rosie's face. they're so calm and collected yet focused on that wave. yeah. just like her owner for sure. okay.

good morning, everyone. as we look outside, you can see that shrinking marine layer below maybe about 700ft there. so we are definitely going to see the influence along the coast with some comfortable temperatures, but already well into the 70s inland. we'll talk about how long our warmth lasts when we return in a few minutes. thank you, lisa. also next, the future of the pac 12 conference is up in the air, leaving an unknown future for cal and stamford, abc7 sports director larry beil explains. coming up. in sports. why didn't we do this last year explains. coming up. in sports. why didn't we do this last year before led plans? the worry? that was then. and look at me now. you'll never truly forget migraine. but qulipta® reduces attacks, making zero-migraine days possible. it's the only pill of its kind that blocks cgrp - and is approved to prevent migraine of any frequency. to help give you that forget-you-get migraine feeling. don't take if allergic to qulipta®. most common side effects are nausea, constipation, and sleepiness. learn how abbvie could help you save.

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pac four. anybody else leave? last time i checked. no, i'm still four. okay. the league has been in existence for 108 years, reduced to cal stanford, oregon state and washington state. everybody else bolted for greener pastures. greener as in straight cash. money the previous pac 12 commissioner, larry scott, along with the current boss, george cliff kopf. they deserve a lot of the blame in this. but hey, this is what happens when you hire two guys with no experience in college athletics. it was a series of bad and then worse. and then catastrophic decisions leading us to this day, the inability to land a lucrative tv deal kills the conference. so oregon and washington, they join us and ucla in the big ten. that now has like a thousand members. the arizona schools join utah in the big 12, along with colorado, which bolted a few days ago. what about cal stanford? where do they go? what do they do? well, maybe the big ten would add them, but why the tv market ? i don't know. maybe they go to the mountain west. but almost

all the options look pretty bleak on the baseball bay bridge series resumes this afternoon at the coliseum. the a's fans, they got another reverse boycott planned. so, you know, the place is going to be rocking. giants rookie tristan beck went to stanford. so this is going to be his first coliseum visit as a pro, but of course, been there as a fan while for former sean minaya, now a giant, it's his first trip back as the enemy. now, remember, he pitched a no hitter for the a's at the coliseum in 2018. he knows what a win in this series means for me. i know a lot of guys over there and, you know, i think they there's some pride in that. and, you know, playing playing over the bay, different different people over there, different, you know, different vibe. but you know, i got nothing but love for oakland. well, things are going well for them. you know, those fans show up and that can be a very electric environment. and anyways, it's going to be fun. it's my first time over there at the coliseum playing in an actual game and i'm looking forward to it. every year espn turns espn two into the show

from the movie dodgeball. well, if you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball. patches a houlihan said that anyway, it's a bunch of weird sports. slippery stairs is a favorite. they soap up the stairs. people try to climb them. there's basically no rules except try not to break your neck on the way down. it's actually potentially dangerous. we until i crash into your head. yeah. okay. all right. we'll see you in the medical tent later. moving on. we're used to the warriors going big, but this is extreme hot wheels monster trucks will be at chase center this weekend. the warriors, they've got a truck of their own. the truck will participate in the weekend. shows to be driven. this is the best part of this by joe cipher. the world's first and only disabled combat veteran to operate a monster truck. he actually drives it with his hands. it's remarkable . all right. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great

weekend, everybody. i'm larry veal. that is remarkable. all right. turning to weather now. and if you're hoping for the heat, you will get it this weekend. hi, lisa. hi, stephanie. yes, a moderate heat risk out there with the fire danger increasing throughout the weekend, especially tomorrow. this morning, we have the low clouds, the fog. it is getting more diffuse out there as we look at the golden gate bridge. but we'll get some sun and then it's going to come back throughout the afternoon. 57 downtown, 63 in oakland. we're in the mid 60s. mountain view, san jose with 67. palo alto, just 55 half moon bay. some haze here. and as the air quality gets a little less than ideal, will continue to see this tomorrow and with some northerly winds, that haze will increase throughout your sunday 69 santa rosa as well as fairfield with upper 60s in concord. so it's a warmer start. zephyr cove, 63 right now. highs will be in the upper 70s. so beautiful day there. don't you wish you were there. our warming trend continues. the hottest day will be tomorrow. holding on to still

some warmth. monday inland, but everyone else will cool off and then we'll get to some much cooler weather as a trough moves in on tuesday. but as for the high elevation smoke, it's going to be moving in, maybe later tomorrow. but we will be looking at this above 20,000ft. so you may not even notice. but with the warmer temperatures, it will get hazy out there, especially in our inland valleys. right now, the winds at about 2000ft are out of the north, and that is allowing for that quick warm up with 60s and 70s above the inversion. we're well into the 70s, but this afternoon, notice the breeze gets pretty impressive throughout point raised the marin county coast there over 30 miles an hour and elsewhere out of the south. so we will be looking at a pretty comfortable day out there. what you would expect for summer, 83, santa clara, 80 in sunnyvale and on the peninsula, we had 80 yesterday. redwood city today just as warm with upper 70s, palo alto 70s in millbrae. so pretty afternoon now the fog is

going to want to come back throughout the afternoon. it doesn't totally go away, but it'll still be mild, mid and upper 60s at the shoreline. but up in the north bay full sunshine, some haze 80s 90s arriving for calistoga santa rosa but at the coast remember those gusty to breezy winds and on the east bay berkeley how about 75. that feels pretty good with 80 today in newark, 83 castro valley you head inland and we're up about ten degrees today from yesterday's readings with 90 in san ramon, 94 in livermore and 95 in antioch. and another 5 to 10 degrees of warming on tap for your sunday. so the accuweather seven day forecast the moderate air quality the moderate heat risk and increasing fire danger as we get towards a warmer weekend especially tomorrow. and then by monday we'll get more into a sea breeze. but it's the rest of the workweek that is looking cooler than average. certainly has been the theme for this summer. so if you want a little warmth, we've got it slated for right now, the weekend. so the hottest day

tomorrow, cooling down tuesday. yeah. all right, lisa, thank you. okay. happening tonight, a marvel superhero is coming to abc. the hit disney+ series. ms. marvel makes its broadcast television premiere on the red carpet stage. pinocchio has this preview to something happened to, you know, why did you hear something? the disney plus original series. ms. marvel is beaming to broadcast television . the emmy nominated show stars iman vellani as a high school girl obsessed with superheroes who becomes one herself? what does it feel like? cosmic. i was a ms. marvel fan long before i even auditioned. i read all her comic books when i was in high school. i dressed up as her on halloween, so already i was so attached and pretty active over this character. i really did fall in love with her because i . i felt like the comics were written about me. now you can see the full ms. marvel series on abc beginning with the first three episodes tonight and then

the final three episodes next saturday, august 12th. i'm a superhero out later this year. ms. marvel makes her theatrical debut alongside captain marvel, played by brie larson in the marvels only in theaters this november. ms. marvel, the series debuts tonight at eight on abc seven. george pennacchio, abc seven news and a reminder that you can watch all of our newscast live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and start streaming. we'll be right back. what's your garage door telling you? maybe it's time for a change. a precision. we do house calls. let one of our door designers come to you and help you design the door of your dreams. let precision show you the difference. a new door can make doors, service a name you can trust. your broadway wishes granted at disney's aladdin

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those who want to pay their respects to cloud. it's located on park in east 19th street, not far from cloud's family home. his family did not confirm a cause of death, but said he'd been coping with mental health issues and struggling with the recent loss of his father. our prayers go out to the family happening today in san jose is the annual italian family festa. the free weekend long event will take place at history park to celebrate its 41st year festa goers are encouraged to of course, bring their appetite right, lisa? look at all this food. you can enjoy italian meatballs and spaghetti, sausage and pizza and much more. people can also partake in wine tasting arts and crafts and live music. today's event is from 11 a.m. until eight tonight. it looks pretty good. yeah. i'm getting hungry now. no 80s out there in the south bay near 90 tomorrow. so it is going to get warmer through the second half of the weekend. but 60s at the coast today and that'll keep us

comfortable as we warm up quickly tomorrow morning. monday we hold on to the heat inland then cooler for everyone. all right. sounds good. it feels like summer, that's for sure. about time. all right, lisa, thank you. and thank you all for joining us on abc7 mornings. i'm stephanie sierra along with lisa arjun, abc seven news continues at five. have a great day. is abc 724 francisco. live in the south bay in san jose in concord. live in oakland. yes you're watching abc7 news live anytime anywhere . we are. we are. we are. we are. we are. we are where you are. never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc7 bay area streaming app. join us and start watching. abc7

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