Investigators are looking into what caused a fire to break out in the heart of San Franciscos fishing and tourism industries. Its memorial day weekend. And bay area residents came out of shelter in place to enjoy the warm weather. This is just one of many hatefilled letters found in an east bay neighborhood. Im dion lim in san leandro with who made these racist notes. Abc 7 news starts right now. Announcer building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. This is abc 7 news. Tonight firefighters are still investigating that fire at San Franciscos Fishermans Wharf. The process and the damage are leaving many Business Owners in the area nervous about the impact on their bottom line. Good evening. Thanks for joining us. Im eric thomas. The fire destroyed one warehouse and narrowly missed burning a historic ship. Abc 7 News Reporter Lauren Martinez is live in the newsroom with more on this. Lauren . Reporter eric, the historic pier is critically important to the fishing industry and
Building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7. You heard it here. We brought it as breaking news as flames first shot out of pier 45 at the iconic fishermens wharf, quickly becoming much more. Firefighters still at the scene overnight as the Investigation Continues for a possible cause. The fires destruction the last da hehe fishing anddust nee latest on that fire in a moment. But first lets have a look at the forecast with lisa argen. Good morning. Good morning to you. Its beautiful out there. Little haze and some fog but otherwise clear and cool. We have a few 60s around the bay, getting mild out there. Few from a Golden Gate Bridge where it is in the 50s downtown, 55 at the coast, 60 in ill guy. Youre 47 this morning. So good recovery so far. You see the haze, fog. Lower 60s in napa, certainly the north bay and fog from this and vantage point. 60 in santa cruz and 80 by the beach. Mid80s around the by by 4 00, few 90s and a just shy of 70 along the coast. Bea
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