upper 60s around the bay and coastside staying in the mid-60s with the steady on shore push. by the afternoon we will be a few degrees cooler inland. 87. mid-70s around the bay and high clouds throughout the afternoon. so a nice start to summer. we will tell you about the second half of the weekend and the rest of the upcoming work week. of developing news out of berkeley where ten people are displaced following an apartment fire that broke out overnight. it housed three apartment units. it took fire crews almost an hour to put out the flames. officials estimate about $300,000 in damage was done. no word on what caused the fire. >> a five-alarm fire that destroyed several homes west fairfield is out this morning. firefighters remained on the scene overnight to make sure there weren't any flareups. here's what it looked like at 5:00 p.m. yesterday. the front of the home is on fire and firefighters are trying to put it out. another hour later another structure is destroyed by the fire. and you see several fire trucks with hoses dousing the flames. by 7:00 you see the remnants of the first home we showed you. all that remains is a pile of smoke and charred rubble. no word on what started the fire. wind gusts didn't help. the wind was moving 17 miles an hour to the west with gusts up to 25 miles an hour. it was also dry, which is 22% relative humidity. something that firefighters had to drop them, these water drops. a cal fire helicopter came in swooping the fire with water. bonds nearby provided the water. the fire spread very quickly. abc7 news reporter alan wang has more on how homeowners didn't have much warning. >> we couldn't bring much. >> it was supposed to be the home where they were going to start their new life together. >> i grabbed my wedding dress. it's sort of expensive. and our clothes and the dog and got out of there. it was within minutes and then -- well, the house was gone. >> they lost everything except the wedding dress after a brush fire ignite aid lock interstate 680. the winds were blowing at more than 20 miles per hour and embers were flying across the highway. >> this wind and vegetation, and it was just like a flame torch. >> within minutes firefighters were dealing with a five-alarm fire that burned down one home and four out buildings. utility poles caught fire, pulling down large power lines in the neighborhood and this man thought his home and dog were gone. when he arrived, his home was still there and his dog was waiting for them. >> i was worried about the dog. i'm happy to see the dog. >> all lanes of interstate 680 were shut down during the friday rush hour. residents along the highway are common, but they had never seen it spread this fast. in cordelia, abc7 news. >> firefighters in san francisco are tracking an arsonist who seem to be targeting construction sites in the area according to construction crews, at one development one of the fires cost $30,000 in damage. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has more where another fire was set thursday. >> reporter: crews quickly attacked this fire inside the parking structure at the plaza. you can see a firefighter trying to pry open the hood of the car that was set ablaze. according to residents an e-mail was sent out notifying tenants this was the second fire set this week. >> after the first fire the fire department came in and couldn't find the course of the fire, just a lot of smoke and that's it. the second one they said they saw a guy running out of the parking garage after setting fire to a car and they are investigating the matter. >> building management may have pulled a picture of a suspect from the cameras. other residents say the back-to-back fires are a concern. >> two days in a row is scary, that is happened two dismiss a row. >> knowing there were other incidents that led up to these last two. i'm sure that's got a lot of people concerned. >> this is the latest in the series of fires of that have been set at or near construction sites in the booming south of market neighborhood. investigators with the san francisco police and fire departments are working together as a special joint task force. they want to catch whoever is setting the fires before anyone gets hurt. even getting out of this high rise is a concern. >> it is scary. we are on a really high level so to get out of the building fast is kind of a scary moment for us if the elevators aren't working. >> construction crews tell us they have increased security patrols and are adding video cameras. abc7 news. two suspects is in custody and a third on the run after a robbery in san francisco. there was a chase on 9th and mission street. three people in the car suffered minor injuries. >> police believe three to five suspects armed with guns entered a nail salon and held up victims in a takeover style robbery. no one was hurt. police are searching for a man suspected of stabbing his former girlfriend and kidnapping their daughter. that was thursday night. sunnyvale public safety officers say this man is considered armed and dangerous. they say he took the girl from their home near wilson fair oaks thursday and threatened to hurt himself and the girl. an amber alert was issued and he returned his daughter three hours later, but he is still on the loose. his ex-girlfriend has been released from the hospital. a company who owned a number of for-profit colleges said it may have to shut down. chorinthian colleges own heal, everest and wire tech schools. it claims a recent department of education decision to delay the school's access to federal student aid means it could run out of money. the government says they didn't provide records that needed. they have 27,000 students in the state. any is a they falsified attendance records, grades and other data. they have 27,000 students in the state. coffee giant starbucks is raising their are prices starting tuesday. on average a drink will cost five cents to 20 cents more. and the packaged coffee will increase by a dollar. that will be late july. they are the latest company to increase prices as the price of coffee increases around the world. starting today, a popular tourist attraction in san francisco will not allow drivers on the streets, at least for a while. lombard street will be closed the next four weekends. the ban on cars will take place from noon to 6:00 p.m. on saturdays and sundays and on friday the 4th of july. local traffic and taxis will be allowed on lombard as well as pedestrian. it's a pilot program put into place after homeowners complained about noise and traffic. contra costa county health officials have confirmed the first human case of the year of west nile virus. a man in his 60s in the central part of the county is out of the hospital and recovering. county officials also confirmed three dead crows found in oakley tested positive for west nile. the virus is typically spread by mosquitoes. officials stress it's important to protect yourself. >> there's evidence that people 50 years or older, as well as people with diabetes or hypertension, might be more vulnerable to symptoms. they are asking those people to protect themselves from mosquito bites as well. >> symptoms include fever, headache and body ache. only about 1% of people infected require hospitalization. mosquitoes canned be found around standing water. you should clear that kind of stuff out. >> we are so dry out there. but at least with the on shore flow, nothing offshore. a strong gusty north winds with low relative humidity. here we are with the camera with mid-50s in san francisco, mid-60s for a high temperature with breezy winds. we will have the details for the temperatures all around the bay when we come back. >> also next, a drought surprise. how the dry weather may be helping marin's young coho salmon. and the little 11-year-old golf phenom, what she learned playing at the us women's open and what >> good morning, a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. san francisco, temperatures in the 60s today and breezy this afternoon. but a lovely shot as you start your day partly cloudy, but still more of a vantage point than we sometimes see from this camera at this time of morning. >> space x to launch this afternoon. the flight was scrubbed yesterday because after mechanical problem. the falcon 9 rocket was supposed to launch at about 4:00 p.m. our time yesterday from cape canaveral but it was called off after discovering a problem with the tank's pressure. they will take satellites into space and return to earth as part after reusable rocket test. today's test is scheduled for 2:46 p.m. our time. they expect about a 60% chance of favorable weather. >> a golfer from redwood shores who stole america's heart this week will not play this weekend. she didn't make the cut after finishing 16 over par, but it's a huge achievement. she said she learned a lot this week, but as abc news anchor david muir reports, she taught as you lot as well. >> she's the 11-year-old in red, white and blue this week, swinging her way into history. still wearing her braces. she came with her swing. her outfit, her caddie. hands on her hip, sending the message she's got this. she became the youngest player ever to qualify for the u.s. open. what she said about competing. >> i just want to go out there and have fun, play the best i can. and i really don't care about the outcome. just i want to have fun. >> and about dad, who has been by her side. >> can your dad beat you? [laughter] >> no. [laughter] >> after her first ruined, 8 over par, 78, not bad. she walked up to microphone, got up on a box, trading her golf clubs for her ice cream. >> it was a lot of fun. i kind of struggled today, but it was great. >> and there was the lesson she learned that we can all use. >> i learned that you have to be patient, one shot at a time. >> and at just 11 so many wondering what about the pressure, the crowds? she said she loves them. she's been golfing for more than half her life now saying she got serious at about 7 while waiting for her brother to finish on the practice range. and about the age thing? >> what is it like to be asked for autographs by people older than you? >> it's awesome. >> after all those high stake swings, now it's back to being the daughter from california who said she likes to read sherlock holmes. about her immediate plans? >> eat more ice cream? [laughter] >> that was david muir reporting. lucy li qualified for the us open last month as a section qualifier in half moon bay. soccer fans, some stood on the sidewalk to catch the italian team who played against costa rica in the world cup. fans didn't just scream, they also chanted and cheered. >> we can beat them. it's the italian culture. we can beat anyone. you know, we shall win the best. [chanting] >> "we will win," that's what the crowd continued to chant in italian throughout the game. but it was all-for-naught. it was 1-0. here's today's world cup line-up on our sister network. >> argentina plays at 9:00 a.m. germany and ghana at noon and a game at 3:00. tomorrow afternoon is a match you will really want to watch. team usa versus portugal also on espn at 3:00 tomorrow and belgium versus russia. south korea vs. algeria. games you will only see on abc7 and you don't have to miss a moment with the watch abc app on your smartphone, tablet or computer. new anger over the tech shuttle buses in san francisco. yesterday the city looked at removing park spaces to make more room. three spaces would be removed permanently and 30 other spots restricted at certain times. residents vowed to fight the 18 month pilot program. >> the pilot program was extremely similar to what the status quo has been and that's part of our problem with it. >> this is a pilot and this is something we want to monitor as we go forward. if there are changes we have to make, we will make them. >> tech buses currently have about 220 stops in san francisco. the new plan would drop it to 120. they plan to vote in july. if approved the pilot program will begin in august. with parking at a premium in much of the bay area, we are never shocked by parking signs or prices anymore, but check this out. this signposted in l.a. says one-minute parking. it was clearly a mistake. it was posted on a website where an l.a. city employee saw it and tracked down the sign. it will be replaced but it will stay up while crews make a new one which will say one hour parking. that makes a lot more sense. a record number of young coho salmon have been making their way out to sea and it could be because of the drought. according to our media partner the marin independent journal. the lack ever winter rain may have kept the young coho in the watershed where their survival chances are greater. they didn't move downstream. they were in a holding pattern. water officials counted 20,000 coho in the main watershed this spring. the last time was 11,000 back in 2012. some unexpected consequences of the drought, i guess. a little built of good news there but overall very bad. >> yes. although today compared to yesterday, not quite as dry. certainly dry out there. but the winds will be coming off the ocean today. a strong northern breeze that helped fuel the fire out by cordelia. and today with winds up to 20 and 30 miles an hour at times, it will be just a bit cooler around the bay. live doppler 7hd. you see the cloud cover. it's high clouds and low clouds this morning. but they won't last long. marine layer is being squashed by an area of high pressure. and a look from the camera atop vollmer peak shows a nice sight. you see the movement of the clouds and the fog above. temperatures range from the upper 50s in oakland, 55 san carlos, 52 morgan hill with 50 in half moon bay. and more clouds are gathering along the central coast as well. here's san jose with some high clouds. 51 in santa rosa. concord coming in at 59. livermore 355. and 50 in novato. finally from santa cruz, looks nice down there. we will see another sunny afternoon with temperatures in the 70s. the first day of summer. summer arrived at 3:51 this morning. slightly cooler throughout the day today. you especially feel that in the north bay where you have had the strong north winds yesterday. we still have the upper 80s in the inland valleys but the seasonal pattern stays with us through next week. and you probably know what that means a steady on shore flow. so with low pressure to the east of us and high pressure situated offshore, we will have that nice breeze keeping temperatures cool at the coast. in fact pretty cloudy if you are around the san mateo coast from half moon bay, pacifica. should get sun toward stinson. minor fluctuations through tuesday and by about wednesday a slightly deeper trough could bring cooler weather our way. today up in the north bay for nascar sonoma, temperatures warm, climbing through the 60s and 70s by the early afternoon. low 80s 3:00. so lots of traffic and warm weather there. and in almeda this afternoon temperatures even a little warmer with mid-80s with mid-70s the evening hours. upper 50s by 11:00. you will have to bring the jacket if you are going to be there all day long. san jose near 80. average high 81. you notice very little change tomorrow. a bump up monday and tuesday. the numbers come back down. 86 los gatos, 77 sunnyvale, as well as menlo park today. a few high clouds from time to time. mid-60s in the cities. and in the north bay a warm one through santa rosa and napa. 84 there. east bay look for low 70s. oakland and san leandro. 76 fremont. you head inland and more low 80s. and 84 in walnut creek. here's the accuweather forecast today. upper 70s around the bay. upper 80s inland. it will be breeze city at the cost and limited from san francisco on south and then by monday and tuesday a couple degrees warmer, then a couple degrees cooler, all making for a fairly typical and benign first week of summer. we will let you know how warm it will take my bicycle your community by keeping track of bay area weather on twitter at live doppler 7hd. >> not too cold, not too hot. >> yeah. >> but the cold is coming, i'm sure. plus it's with us this morning. it's a little chilly. we are used to that. thank you, lisa. up next, they are cute, right? the canine crowned this year as the t staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week, fresh driscoll's strawberries are perfectly sweet and just $1.99 a pound. foster farms fresh whole chickens are only 99¢ a pound. and arm & hammer detergent is just $5.00. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. >> welcome back, everyone. it is this photo of a father's dedication to his son who has cerebral palsy is going viral. he had this chair made for he can take his son with him on hikes. it was taken as part of a contest for the national parks. the park posted it. because he grew slowly, he was able to carry him on his back until he was 17. but now with the wheel pack they are able to take him just about anywhere. kids in oakland are happy this weekend as they celebrate a new playground in the neighborhood. if the city had built the playground it would have cost hundreds of thousands of dollars but the labor and play set were free yesterday. thanks to volunteers from sponsor morgan stanley, the jungle gym went up in one day at the park. >> kids can have fun with sticks and rocks, but obviously if you give them something fantastic, it's better. >> i came in to see all the volunteers. i think this is wonderful. yay! i am so happy. >> one, two, three! [cheers] >> even firefighters were standing by in case everyone got hurt couldn't resist led lending a helping hand. they poured concrete. and they have built more than 70 play areas around the country. new details, a veterinarian confirms a golden retriever found wandering through a tahoe the campground is the dog lost on a camping trip a year and a half ago. he became separated from the family during a camping trip in 2012. the vet could not perform a dna test, but did remember a unique scar the dog had on his leg. they checked and there was the scar. apparently he survived 20 months, including two winters in the wilderness above the treeline all alone. judges for the world's ugliest dog contest said they have picked the winner because his smile was so shocking. and winning, apparently. peanut came all the way from north carolina. he was a rescue dog who was abused. the owner came 2200 miles to make the trip. she wants to raise awareness for ugly animals saying they need love too. peanut's owner will take home $1,500 and a four-foot trophy which kind of towers over her sweet little pup. much more ahead on the abc7 saturday morning news. california agriculture confronts the realities of the drought. we will tour some nearby farms that are getting left high and dry. a new plan for managing traffic around the sonoma raceway and the nightmare getting to and from nascar events. it's the yoplait greek taste-off and we are asking the music city which 100-calorie strawberry greek yogurt is the next big thing. i'm a random lady with a table full of yogurt. want some greek yogurt? can i ask you a question? tell us what tastes best. this one is definitely the winner. that one is good. a is great. yoplait greek 100! that's the stuff right there. you want to see which one yoplait greek beat? chobani yes! yoplait greek wins again. take the taste-off for yourself! it is a beautiful day for yogurt. >> welcome back, everyone. 6:30 and we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. it is, in fact, fact,, the first few hours of summer. >> here's a look at the east bay hills, atop vollmer peak. it looks really nice this morning. we will look for the marine layer to all but disappear very quickly. another warm day in the inland valleys. 55 in san jose. we have clouds half moon bay. 50 there and 53 in san francisco. here is san jose with the high clouds. numbers ranging from about 50 in novato to 59 in concord. so today the changes come with a stronger on shore push. the north winds are gone. and that means that the relative humidity will just come up with little bit today. that means low 60s from pacifica, half moon bay 66. san francisco. undergirt berkeley and oakland, near 70s. toed mid-60s. mid-to upper 80s castro valley and the san ramon valley. looks like a gorgeous start to the weekend. we will let you know how the second half of the weekend looks in a few minutes. katie. >> thank you, lisa. california fire officials have issued a blunt assessment of what kind of summer it's going to be. >> 2014 could turn out to be the worst fire season ever. >> cal fire has an extra $100 million in its budget and it's hired 300 extra firefighters, but that won't help if people in fire prone areas don't clear the brush around their home and go the extra mile to guard against fire. >> be sure your roof is clean, be sure your gutters don't have pine needles and leaves in them. we say it all the time, but i will drive around the neighborhood and i can guarantee i will find homes full of pine needles in the gutters. >> set up an evacuation plan for your family, clean up around your home, and go quickly if told to leave. it's a reddy, set, go plan. the drought continues to spread to new parts of california. farmers are told they won't have enough water to plant their next round of crops. laura anthony reports. >> you can see it's empty right now. it sounds like it might remain empty. >> reporter: ron has this ten acre plot of organic soil ready to plant for the spring season, but the local irrigation district gave him a warning. >> i was advised over a month ago the plantings i intended to plant here i should not do, due to the fact that they are looking at having no water available to us. i intended to grow certified organic tomatoes, cucumbers, bell peppers, green beans, among other things. >> reporter: now all he can do is wait. he is on the water irrigation board to decide if they will receive their allocations. right now the nearby canal is full full, but come july 1st, they could be turned off completely. he has been able to sustain his operation by maximizing other plots of land he owns in another water district that likely won't see a cut from the state. from those he is able to offer his customers a nice array of organic fruits and vegetables, but he still worries about the future of his family farm. >> i don't know how i'm going to finish out the year as far as what it's going to mean. i've got a fair amount of money already invested in this particular property that if we do have no water on this property, it is certainly going to affect my bottom line to a pretty good extreme. >> reporter: the bedroom community of mountain house west of tracy is also 100% dependent on this water district. the health and safety district would allow an exemption but there could be a complete ban on all outside watering. the state water board is expected to signal its intent to the buy i don't know-bethany district and others as soon as next week. laura anthony, abc7 news. water conservation may become mandatory in much of the bay area soon. secretary of state john kerry will travel to jordan today to talk about the crisis in iraq. they are sending realtime images to u.s. intelligence. 300 military advisors are being dispatched to assist the army. the opposition has taken over much of northern iraq in an attempt to make a hard-line islamic state. there will be a rally today calling for no new war in iraq. protesters are calling for the obama administration to focus on healthcare, housing, education and jobs as opposed to another war. today's rally corresponds with the united way's day of action t gets underway at noon at power -- powell and market streets in san francisco. a new report finds that the government has little evidence that treatment for posttraumatic stress disorder for veterans is effective. according to the l.a. times the government spend $3 billion on ptsd treatment in 2012 but they have not collected data on how effective the treatments are. while the v.a. has trained mental healthcare providers on trained treatment, they find the v. a. is not meeting their own requirements to offering the treatments to every veteran in need. >> the family of a family -- a boy awaiting donation for a bone marrow match is now giving back. this boy had 80 blood transfusions to stay alive. he is now cured thanks to a bone marrow donation from his brother. now his family is giving back by sponsoring their own blood drives. today's drive is from ten to four at the zion lutheran school in san francisco. tomorrow is the toyota 350 nascar event in sonoma. it always creates a nightmare. a traffic nightmare. also highway 121 if you coming in from the north. we have the details. [engines roaring] >> reporter: inside sonoma raceway you are looking at nascar's first right turn of the year, literally. >> turn left, turn left, and then they come here and turn right. >> reporter: he is right. for a racing circuit where they spend the whole year making left turns, this is a head scratcher. a road course occupied by all the usual suspects. >> a lot of action. that's why we have these. >> reporter: you might survive get to go the seats, but getting home from them will prove difficult with the traffic and crowds. >> traffic through this corridor on any day of the week can be tough, but sunday we will add an additional layer to it or two, or three or four. >> reporter: some of those fans don't even think about leaving this place until monday. >> how much time do you budget? >> about half a day. >> reporter: somehow the hassle seems a fitting tribute to this car culture. >> what are you looking at here? >> i'm not sure. >> what does that mean? >> it's french. >> reporter: this event, a cornucopia of lines, and land crewsers in the high-rent districts and gearheads all getting along harmoniously with the death defying decibels. >> how could you not like this? the cars going around, you can watch it in the shade. >> it is america on the weekend from spring becomes summer. the weekend from sonoma county's wine and cheese country smells more like rubber, ethanol and exhaust gases. a celebration built around the first right turn of the year. >> we like this spot here because -- why? >> because of that right there. >> is sonoma county, wane freedman, abc7 news. >> still ahead on the saturday morning news we go behind the scenes to the new abc singing competition giving viewers realtime results. as the clock strikes 6:39, a live look from our emeryville cam on this, the first day of summer. we are only a few hours in. in fact, shaping up to be a great day. lisa argen will have the lisa argen will have the forecast in a few minutes. our ff what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... but apple cinnamon is my favorite too... and fruity... oh yeah, and frosted! okay, but...what's you're most favorite of all? the kind i have with you. me too. take the nestea plunge. nothing refreshes like nestea. the national park service is banning drones from federal parks and waterways. the unmanned aircraft of popular for the aerial images they capture, but the park service yesterday said they are also a source of nuisance complaint and safety concerns. park service officials say the -- they have band the devices except in cases of rare approval and the ban is temporary until permanent regulations can be adopted. 6:41. lisa has a look at the first day of customer. >> looking really good. the marine player is shallow so it will not last. but at the coast you will be stuck in the gray. a look downtown. winds in excess of 20 miles an hour as you get closer to the coast. 50s now. we will talk about the highs and after the first week of summer. that's in just a few minutes. >> thank you, lisa. also next, what can you get for a dollar these days? if you are the a's you can get a new starting pitcher. larry beil has the highlights of last night's debut of brad hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? 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[ sparkle ] sweet. >> well cooler weekend back. >> abc's new show "rising star" debuts tomorrow night. we go behind the scenes of the show with a new twist >> it's the new cutting edge music competition with a twist. abc's "rising star" picks contestants against this three-story wall. >> this wall is the only thing that stands between our fingers and your dreams of becoming the next rising star. >> their fate is decided live. it has all the challenges of a reality competition, except one more. viewers are asked to vote in realtime whether to keep or cut contestants. the show's experts get a vote too. a singer needs 70% of the votes to move the wall and go on to the next round. no more weighting around for the results. forget overnight success. >> this is instant. >> we aren't very patient. this is perfect for society these days. >> dreams made or shattered on live tv. talk about nerve-racking. >> just imagining it, i'm already so nervous and scared. >> it's all just top dog c's new show "rising star" debuts tomorrow night. we go behind the scenes of the show with a new twist >> it's the new cutting edge music competition with a twist. abc's "rising star" picks contestants against this three-story wall. >> this wall is the only thing that stands between our fingers and your dreams of becoming the next rising star. >> their fate is decided live. it has all the challenges of a reality competition, except one more. you. here is how it works. viewers are asked to vote in realtime whether to keep or cut contestants. the upon sensation brad paisley joins the host as the host's experts. they get a vote too. a singer needs 70% of the votes to move the wall and go on to the next round. no more weighting around for the results. forget overnight success. >> this is instant. >> we aren't very patient. this is perfect for society these days. >> dreams made or shattered on live tv. talk about nerve-racking. >> just imagining it, i'm already so nervous and scared. >> it's all just top dog excitement. >> whatever it happens, it will be a great experience. >> what happens to a contestant who you think is great and has star potential, and america disagrees? is there anything you can do? >> there isn't. america is the judge. i might be able to sign them to my own deal after the show. >> the premiere is sunday and judge for yourself, literally, abc news, los angeles. >> "rising star" premieres tomorrow night on abc7. 9:00 p.m. and you need to download the free rising star app so you will be ready to make your voice heard. here is how it works. first you go on the app and you see the slide bar to enter. you do that first. and then you log on to the app either with your twitter or facebook account. after the performance you get to vote. of course, we can't show you that yet. no voting since no one has performed yet. we watch a couple judges show you how it works. >> slide the blue arrow right for yes and red arrow left for no. it's that simple. >> if you are over 18 your picture may appear on the show. but if you don't want to, you can opt out when you log into the app. it is simple and free on i-phone and google play. it's definitely going to be an exciting show. can you imagine singing in front of the whole country and people are saying yep, nope, nope, yep. that's the price you pay, i guess. >> today some subtle changes going in our favor. the green layer and the slightly higher humidity and little less of wind gusts will be with us. that's better news because, boy, it got hot quickly yesterday and the winds were really quite a problem out there. but take a look at some of these amazing pictures from our sutro tower camera. does it get any better than this with the low clouds, the high clouds, the city in between? 55 in san jose with 50 half moon bay. we will look for the marine layer to get more and more shallow as we go through the morning hours. it won't disappear all together. it will hang out along the coast, keeping it pretty typically cool there. here is emeryville and the sunshine this morning. 54 novato, 59 concord, 55 livermore, and 51 in santa rosa and in the sierra nevada, a few high clouds. could see a thunderstorm here by wednesday. and the stronger area of low pressure begins to attack the bay area and northern mountains. today plenty of sunshine on the way. the first day of summer will be slightly cooler today. you will notice that in the north bay and a seasonal weather pattern sets up for the first full week of summer. so high pressure off the coast. you will notice that we do have that alignment where the weather flows, the air flows from the highs to the low and that brings a steady sea breeze. northwesterly winds on tap for today and minor fluctuation necessary the next couple days with temperatures down a few degrees, then up a few degrees. but by wednesday maybe more significant changes as the trough gets a little closer to the coast. so we will see how that pans out. more likely the marine layer will be enhanced and we may have some mist and drizzle. the sonoma marin fair will be warm. about 84 degrees this afternoon. so depending on where you are, you will definitely need the sun block but at the coast 28 be comfortable. low 90s for sacramento. a little delta breeze but it will stay in the 90s for the next several days. if you are head today yosemite, 95 there. so a warm one in the southern sierra. at the san mateo county fair temperatures cooler in the upper 60s today. feeling pretty good with the afternoon sea breeze. mid-60s by 7:00. the game today in oakland, 65 at 1:00, upper 60s by 4:00 and plenty of sunshine there. pacifica, ocean beach, low 60s and cool. 71 oakland with 74 in richmond. 82 vallejo, san jose 80 and 72 santa cruz. the accuweather seven-day forecast, between today and tomorrow not quite change. slightly warmer monday and tuesday. the ridge begins to build a little bit. but then the trough comes in and that could mean slightly cooler air especially in next friday. so farrell by discernible changes at this point. >> thank you, ryan vogelsong he will on will go to the mound in arizona trying to snap a six game losing streak. last night they fell to the diamondbacks losing for the ninth time in ten games. here's sports director larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. mired in a five-game losing streaks, the giants opened a series in arizona last night. d-backs have the worst record in the national league, what could go wrong? the first inning, pablo sandoval gets past both outfielders. buster posey scored from first. the giants only run of the night. lincecum, bottom of the fifth, dead center. inside the park. the play, and he is out after sanchez with the taking. -- the tag. 3-1 d-backs. testimony my owned by paul goldsubmit. that one almost got out. nearly a home run there. giants lose yet again. 4-1. it is now a six-game losing streak. a's and red sox, brad mills on the mound. just acquired by oakland from the brewers for one dollar. 1 whole dollar. got offensive support early. josh donaldson sporting the clear glasses. helps him to see. 3-run homer. mills gave up two runs in the second. craig gentry, that is a spectacular grab. diving catch at center. high-five from his pitcher. thanks, bud. inned third, david ortiz, big papi. a base hit. knocks in a run. allowed three runs and tied it at three. same score in the eighth. two batters hit by pitches and coco crisp delivers a base hit. a's win 4-3. lucy li won't be playing at the women's open, but years from now we may look back and say this was the start of something big. the sixth grader finished 167 -- 16 over, but impressed veterans with her composure. after making a bogey, she would come back with a shot like that. michelle wie started out as a child prodigy. now at the ripe old age of 24. she's 4-expound lead big 3. to the world cup. and group d in soccer. the header. is that a goal? we have technology. and it works. and it counts. costa rica scores the only goal of the match. a scuffle. costa rica would stun the four-time world champion 1-0 and advances to the next round. honduras and ecuador. valencia ties it at one. then off the free kick it's valencia with the header. ecuador victorious 2-1. they are in second place in group b behind france, who beat switzerland 5-2. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> next it's world giraffe day. how the san francisco zoo is celebrating the long-neck animal on the longest day of the year. c'mon, you want heartburn? when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast, with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact. and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum... tums! >> here are the winning numbers from last night's mega millions dollars draw. nobody picked all six so tuesday night's jackpot grows to $25 million. >> happening today, it's all things giraffe. it's the first annual world giraffe day. it was established to raise awareness on giraffe conservation efforts. today the san francisco zoo will celebrate the animals with interactive exhibits and talks by zookeepers. the zoo will be collecting unwanted denim to sell to a textile that will go toward giraffe conservation and research projects. too cute, the baby animals. >> very cute. at the zoo today it will be cool and a little breezy. numbers in the low to mid-6 -- mid-60s there and partial sun. we will have the sea breeze. 66 in the city, 74 san mateo, 80s san jose. and 86 livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast, upper 80sed to inland. warmer come monday and tuesday but we will keep the sea breeze all week long with low and mid-60s' coast. >> thank you, lisa. thank you all for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. the news continues on awful your mobile device was our new abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. "good morning america" is next. have a great day and happy first day of summer! good morning, america. this morning, rivers rising. dangerous deluges across the midwest causing flash flooding. widespread damage. the college world series suspended overnight because of dangerous weather. the new storms brewing. breaking overnight, a single engine plane slams into a house setting off a huge fireball. >> i lot found it scary, very scary. >> how the man inside the home managed to get out alive. caught on camera. sticking the landing. look at this. a motorcyclist somersaulting over a car after a crash and then somehow walking away. >> i'm built tough. that's all i can say. i'm built very tough. >> what he's saying about his amazing survival story this morning. and worst in show. the winner of the world's ugliest dog contest.

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