from antioch, wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> looks nice. you'll want a lot of that the next few days because heat is going to be brutal. >> people lacking for ways to beat the heat. let's home they can. numerous locations reached or exceeded 100 degrees already. it's 67 degrees in san francisco. 78 in oakland. 82 mountain view. 92 san jose. and looking at golden gate bridge just a finger of fog. it's 94 in santa rosa. 101 in fairfield. here is a view looking along embarcadero. temperatures over 100 degrees inland. and slight image shows that bridge i've been showing you with that hot air mass continuing through california and now out to the bay area. low temperatures mainly into mid-60s. 96 in san jess yeah. half moon bay downtown san francisco, a high of 80 tomorrow. up in the north bay highs well above 100 in clover dale and clear lake. oakland kt expected to reach 90 degrees. 93 union city. inland east bay and in antioch 104 and livermore, 103 here is a raft. triple digit heat lasting throughout tuesday of next week. temperatures moderat

wayne freedman obviously remains a busy abc7 news reporter. don sanchez retired in december after more than 40 years with abc7 news. you see sherrill there watching on with pride. congratulations, guys. you both deserve those awards. lisa argen is here now talking about your father's day weather. they deserve some awards too, dads. >> for sure. starting out with clear conditions. it's a beautiful start to the day. sun was up before 6:00. low clouds and with us this morning but you have to look pretty hard for them because it is a very pretty start in parts of the bay with clear conditions. you can see some partly cloudy sky here in santa cruz. so most of the cloud cover has been along the central coast. it will continue to ramp up, though, throughout the day and will provide cooling throughout the afternoon. 54 mountain view, 52 san jose with mid-50s santa cruz. 51 san francisco. with much of the sky clear overnight, numbers have bottomed out into the 40s in some area. from the sutro two, this is what i mean. 63 livermore and kind of breezy ou

in fact as abc news reporter wayne freedman learned this budget has some additions. >> the corner has a reputation for being one of the toughest in san francisco. richard dickson knows all about that. >> there a are a lot of kids see a lot of things they shouldn't see as kids. >> police come around here and there is going to be more of them, 300 officers next year. >> and made chief and city hall, she is getting 30 more firefighters also in the mayor's budget. >> this year's budget reflects a lot of hard work. >> budget is big, 436 pages of facts and numbers and graphs and details. that they say is where the devil may be found. >> there is actually a lot of additional money coming in. >> roughly $300 million due mostly to property taxes. one of the things that is facing them finance chairman is figuring out where to cut and where to add. >> do you make more friends and enemies with the budget? >> it depends. >> the budget is harder in years where we have more money. >> in this budget you will see fiscal pursue dense, a high level of -- prudence and investments and increased public saf

from san francisco, wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> that is a lot of work. >> fda warning facilities need to find ways to guard against cyber attacks. and that could put patient health in jeopardy. >> safety of our food could be at risk because of dangers from oceans and land. this sunday i talk with experts about what is in our food. and what we can do to create a healthier quiet for our haems. and how can we understand those food labels? i hope you'll join me this sunday at 10:00. >> tune in for that. this is from don't think this at home. a strange courting trend in japan believed to be an increase in pink eye cases. teenagers doing something called eye ball kissing or licking a loved one's eye ball. pink eye is an extremely contagious and painful infection of the eye and this doesn't help the spread. >> wow. >> "dancing with the stars" going through changes next season according to one of the champions, cheryl burke. >> it's now only once a week, monday nights so monday nights you'll get what you see on tuesday. >> the dancing with the stars super star cheryl burke and her mom shared

in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> knew this morning, president obama says the economy is showing new signings of strength. he says the auto industry, new jobs and a recovering housing market have all shown signs of progress n his weekly radio and internet address, obama says it's up to congress to ensure the progress continues. >> to keep our housing market and our economy growing, congress needs to step up and do its part. members of congress will be coming back next week for an important month of work. we have to keep this progress going until middle class families start regaining that sense of security. we can't let partisan politics get in the way. >> obama said lawmakers should invest in roads and bridges, pass a comprehensive immigration overhaul and let homeowners save money by refinancing as low interest rates. >>> starting today. ama airlines will resume dreamliner service between san jose and tokyo. it started back in january, but it stopped when the faa grounded dreamliners because of faulty batteries. the first flight today is set to take off at 1:05:00 a.m

wayne freedman filed this story last may. >> it's not easy to have a child in intensive care unit of a hospital, but they are grateful when good news comes in small increments. until last week his son brendan was a boy pitching in the petaluma national little league. a line drive changed that. >> threw a pitch and line back right at him. he did not have time to react. >> he underwent six hours of surgery to repair damage to his face and sinus cavities. >> oh, into the air and he is down on the ground. >> come backers have been a part of baseball but aluminum have a larger sweet spot increasing the odds of doing damage. one almost died in a hit in a practice game. his team and then his league adopted traditional wooden bats for the rest of that season. it becomes a discussion every baseball season, they talk about the distance between the mound and plate or making pitchers wear face guards or helmets. >> personally if i had to choose between helmet or wooden bat i would choose wooden bats for sure. >> all concerned describe the incident at one in a million shot. it's just baseball. ma

wayne freedman has a look at mission control in the bay area. >> for the next two years at least this small room might as well be the helm of a space ship. >> it is exciting. it is thrilling. >> once he worked on the space shuttle program. it was a spacecraft with a complex mission to look constantly and directly at our sun. put simply it is about the sun's weather and not just forecasting it as helping us to understand it. the fundamental question, why has the sun's atmosphere roughly 10 million degrees while the surface is much cooler at 10,000. >> we want to understand how the energy flows into the corona and how that drives the activity in the corona. all of the solar flares and the sun spots and the caronal mass ejections. all of these crazy things that go on in the sun's atmosphere that we feel the affect of here on earth. >> solar storms and sun spots could raise havoc with the power grids or the communication systems and they could endanger astronauts if there was no warning or protection. iris will examine it one at a time and breaking the light into fragments and looking for

wayne freedman has a look at mission control in the bay area. >> for the next two years at least this small room might as well be the helm of a space ship. >> it is exciting. it is thrilling. >> once he worked on the space shuttle program. it was a spacecraft with a complex mission to look constantly and directly at our sun. put simply it is about the sun's weather and not just forecasting it as helping us to understand it. the fundamental question, why has the sun's atmosphere roughly 10 million degrees while the surface is much cooler at 10,000. >> we want to understand how the energy flows into the corona and how that drives the activity in the corona. all of the solar flares and the sun spots and the caronal mass ejections. all of these crazy things that go on in the sun's atmosphere that we feel the affect of here on earth. >> solar storms and sun spots could raise havoc with the power grids or the communication systems and they could endanger astronauts if there was no warning or protection. iris will examine it one at a time and breaking the light into fragments and looking for

wayne freedman has a look at mission control in the bay area. >> for the next two years at least this small room might as well be the helm of a space ship. >> it is exciting. it is thrilling. >> once he worked on the space shuttle program. it was a spacecraft with a complex mission to look constantly and directly at our sun. put simply it is about the sun's weather and not just forecasting it as helping us to understand it. the fundamental question, why has the sun's atmosphere roughly 10 million degrees while the surface is much cooler at 10,000. >> we want to understand how the energy flows into the corona and how that drives the activity in the corona. all of the solar flares and the sun spots and the caronal mass ejections. all of these crazy things that go on in the sun's atmosphere that we feel the affect of here on earth. >> solar storms and sun spots could raise havoc with the power grids or the communication systems and they could endanger astronauts if there was no warning or protection. iris will examine it one at a time and breaking the light into fragments and looking for

>> on treasure island wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> let's talk about strange weather. >> it is. a fresh batch of moisture moving and showers. just moving on in marin county. how unusual is this june rain? one and a half days of rainfall. this is a look at highs for tomorrow, it will be cooler. here is the accu-weather forecast. here is the accu-weather forecast. drig out on wednesday, the warming continues throughout the weekend with high temperatures into 90s inland. >> if you think weather is unusual, sports is unusual. >> it's past your bedroom. >> we had a first round casualty. who is this guy? >>> day one of wimbledon two. time champion nadal is gone. he ranched 135th in the world. attacking that every opportunity to take the first set tie breaker. second set look at efforts. third set nadal. check out this winner. leading five four that is a huge point two. points later finishes in style. wan a with a win the opening round. >> i tried to do not to play too far from the deadline. i think it worked pretty good today. >> after exchanging verbal jabs just happy to get back on

. >> wayne freedman is live with the story. what a mess, wayne? >> to vote a member of the staff, she said stuff happens. then, she said stuff happens but this much stuff? let's show you what you can show you. no one would allow us to go on camera. to put it delicately a sewer line broke, a lake of raw sewage forcing both teams to shower and dress together in football locker rooms for fans, this incident is down the middle of the strike zone. >> this shows there is an ish you're. hopefully we'll be able to use that to keep them here any way. i don't think is going to make the team stay or move. >> oath oekland athletics owner minimized the incident and as to what caused the back up, we don't know. officials are not saying. we do know they replaced carpeting. we don't know the cost or the cause. we don't know if this will happen again. we just know that it's more than you want to know down there in the locker rooms. live from the oakland coliseum, abc 7 news. >> pretty gross, thank you very much. >> oakland police headquarters back open to the owe

. >> wayne freedman joins us now with the story about the highway exchange. wayne? >> this is interesting. everybody likes to criticize government saying government is wrong, government doesn't listen, people come up with a better idea. government does listen, doesn't mean they're going to do anything bit but do lend an ear and what that is what's happening tonight. you can set your watch to traffic jams. this back up for instance on to highway 101 south. traffic slows for cars getting on and off the freeway. >> we're looking at proposing separating traffic it sounds simple but how they're doing it generated an anything but simple response. >> i know a good idea when i see one. i know a bad idea when i see one. >> steve from a sit aen's group he and his group presented a plan to the hearing tonight. >> all part of a process began in 2006. >> this isn't a plan we have screened those down coming uping to a proposed solution. >> for instance the dismantling of this walkway. second a 33 foot high causeway fly over. >> i thought this looks like something you'd find in do

wayne freedman was recognized with a governor's award career of excellence. they both accepted at the annual ceremony tonight. sanchez retired in december after 40 years with "abc 7 news." >> let's go to leigh glaser and check on our forecast. >> big day tomorrow, father's day. don't forget that. live doppler, showing you a little bit of fog, mist and drizzle right near the coast. that is definitely going to move inland overnight. tomorrow, temperatures will come down a few more degrees from where they were today. the wind has really been strong especially out to the valley area. gusts up to 36 miles an hour. concord has a pretty good wind gust out of southwest at 23 but the rest show the wind is dying down a little bit. that is good indication the fog will settle to the ground. showing you coist tower and low clouds continue to move in. mountain view, 56. 57 in san jose. half moon bay, 54 degrees. here another shot of golden gate bridge and you can definitely see the fog is starting to lower on the deck there. by tomorrow we'll see mist and drizzle and 55 ri

abc 7 news wayne freedman has the story. for the next two years this room might as well be the helm of a station its exciting and thrilling. >> robert once worked at the space shuttle program now a controller for a mission called iris. to look constantly and direct yilee at the sun. >> the fundamental question why is the sun's invisible atmosphere roughly 10 million degrees? and the surface is much cooler? >> we want to answer how energy fall nootz kor rona. how that derives activity in the kor rona. all of crazy things that go on. >> solar storms could endanger astronauts in space if there is no warning or protection. looking for pattern autos we want to look at this and collect real data and try to verify theories or figure out what else might be happening there. >> think of it as a stair down of the scientific variety n san francisco, abc 7 news. >> now, if you want to watch the laufshlg launch there will be an event in nasa aims research center. >> wow. >> three bay area consumers filed a class action suit asking for mil

wayne freedman was recognized with a governor's award career of excellence. they both accepted at the annual ceremony tonight. sanchez retired in december after 40 years with "abc 7 news." >> let's go to leigh glaser and check on our forecast. >> big day tomorrow father's day. don't forget that. live doppler showing you a little bit of fog mist and drizzle right near the coast. that is definitely going to move inland overnight. tomorrow temperatures will come down a few more degrees from where they were today. the wind has really been strong especially out to the valley area. gusts up to 36 miles an hour. concord has a pretty good wind gust out of southwest at 23 but the rest show the wind is dying down a little bit. that is good indication the fog will settle to the ground. showing you coist tower and low clouds continue to move in. mountain view 56. 57 in san jose. half moon bay 54 degrees. here another shot of golden gate bridge and you can definitely see the fog is starting to lower on the deck there. by tomorrow we'll see mist and drizzle and 55 right no

>> on treasure island wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> let's talk about strange weather. >> it is. a fresh batch of moisture moving and showers. just moving on in marin county. how unusual is this june rain? one and a half days of rainfall. this is a look at highs for tomorrow, it will be cooler. here is the accu-weather forecast. here is the accu-weather forecast. drig out on wednesday, the warming continues throughout the weekend with high temperatures into 90s inland. >> if you think weather is unusual, sports is unusual. >> it's past your bedroom. >> we had a first round casualty. casualty. who is this guy? look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed in

wayne freedman has the story. >> for the next two years, this small room at ames might as well be a space shift. robert once worked on the space shuttle program now he is in control of a mission called iris. it's a complex mission to look constantly and directly at our sun. >> iris is about thesus weather, not as much as forecasting to help us understand it. fundamental question, why is the invisible corona roughly 10 million degrees while the surface is much cooler at only 10,000. >> we wanted to understand how the energy flows from the out into the corona, how it drives in the corona, all the solar flares and sun spots, all of these crazy things that go on out there in the sun's atmosphere that we feel the effects of here on earth. >> solar storms and sun spots could raise havoc with the earth's electronic systems. iris will examine the sun close up 1% of the time looking for predictable patterns. >> we want to look and collect data and verify those theories or figure out what else might be happening. >> think of it as a cosmic stare down of the scientific variety. >> dan: turns out, cy

he spoke to abc7 news reporter wainwright -- wayne freedman. >> the new bay bridge, we see it in passing along with all those face less dots of people working on it. but joseph hasn't missed anything. >> how people position their feet, what they do with their hands, thousand they adjust their tools. >> he's captured them a frame at a time. a body of work, a sum. its parts. >> other people may see the bridge as beautiful. i wanted to see the work as beautiful. >> joseph has been documenting this project since its inception in -- since 1989. it's the culmination of both art and history. >> it's a gorgeous time capsule. >> she runs an art gallery in the basements of city hall where some of joe's pictures have gone on display. imagine selecting 185 from a quarter of a -- 85 from a quarter of a million. >> it was a difficult task. >> aside from taking pictures most of his life he's a union guy, a retired boiler make who are has earned the trust of his subjects because he is run of them. >> they are tough as nails. >> what kind of tough do you mean? >> mentally tough, physically tough, extraor

he spoke to abc7 news reporter wayne freedman. >> the new bay bridge, we see it in passing along with all those face less dots of people working on it. but joseph hasn't missed anything. >> how people position their feet, what they do with their hands, how they adjust their tools. >> he's captured them a frame at a time. a body of work, a sum. of its parts. >> other people may see the bridge as beautiful. i wanted to see the work as beautiful. >> joseph has been documenting this project since its inception since 1989. it's the culmination of both art and history. >> it's a gorgeous time capsule. >> meg runs an art gallery in the basements of city hall where some of joe's pictures have gone on display. imagine selecting 85 from a quarter of a million. >> it was a difficult task. >> more difficult even than gaining unlimited access to the bridge project. aside from taking pictures most of his life, he's a union guy, a retired boilermaker who has earned the trust of his subjects because he is one of them. >> they are tough as nails. >> what kind of tough do you mean? >> mentally tough, p

in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> knew this morning, president obama said the economy is showing new signs of strength. the auto industry, new jobs and recovering housing market have all shown signs of progress. in his weekly radio address he said its up to congress to ensure the progress continues. >> but to keep our housing market and our economy growing, congress needs to step up and do it's part. members of congress will be coming back next week for an important month of work. we have to keep the progress going until middle class families start regaining the sense of security. we can't let partisan politics get in the ray -- the way. >> he said they should let homeowners save money by refinancing at low interest rates. starting today ama airlines will resume dreamliner service to tokyo. service started in january. you will may recall it stopped when faa grounded dreamliners because of faulty batteries. today's flight is expected to take off this afternoon. they will operate five weekly flights and plans on increasing its daily service this september. >>> knew this

he spoke to abc7 news reporter reporter wayne freedman. >> the new bay bridge, we see it in passing along with all those face less dots of people working on it. but joseph hasn't missed anything. >> how people position their feet, what they do with their hands, how they adjust their tools. >> he's captured them a frame at a time. a body of work, a sum. its parts. >> other people may see the bridge as beautiful. i wanted to see the work as beautiful. >> joseph has been documenting this project since its inception since 1989. it's the culmination of both art and history. >> it's a gorgeous time capsule. >> she runs an art gallery in the basements of city hall where some of joe's pictures have gone on display. imagine selecting 85 from a quarter of a million. >> it was a difficult task. >> more difficult even than gaining unlimited access to the bridge project. aside from taking pictures most of his life he's a union guy, a retired boilermaker who has earned the trust of his subjects because he is one of them. >> they are tough as nails. >> what kind of tough do you mean? >> mentally tough,

and wayne freedman was recognized with the governor's citation award which acknowledgings a career of excellence. as you know, wayne remains a very busy abc7 news reporter. don retired in september of a more than 40 years with abc7 news. congratulations, fellows. both of them are dads and they are probably out and about enjoying the cool, sunny weather. >> i would think so. along the coast it's been pretty cloudy, though. and the marine layer will influence our weather not only today but the next several days. let's say the first half the upcoming work week. live doppler 7hd shows that the low clouds and fog pulling away from parts of the coast. in fact the golden gate bridge was clear this morning but the fog is beginning to gather north and south, here, santa cruz, it's beginning to clear up. 53 downtown, 59 in oakland, 60 san jose. half moon bay has some clouds. santa cruz 59 degrees so where it has been sunny it's warmed up a little bit. this is vollmer peak on top of our east bay hills. looking at numbers in the 60s where the sun has been shining and the winds light, relatively s

in san rafael, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> wayne was one of two abc7 news greats honored last night at the northern california emmys. don sanchez received the board of governor's award, which is the highest honor given to tv news journalists. freedman was recognized with the governor's citation award, which acknowledges a career of excellence. they both accepted at the annual ceremony in san francisco. treed (sic) man obviously remains a busy abc7 news reporter. don sanchez retired in december of a more than 40 years with abc7 news. congratulations to those guys. >>> lisa argen is here now talking about father's day weather and beyond. >> yes. the beyond is the warmer part. but between now and the middle of the week it is going to remain cool around here. live doppler 7hd. the sun coming up at 5:47. we are looking at some 1114 hours 46 minutes of daylight. setting 8:34. here's live doppler 7hd. it is quiet right now. we aren't picking up anything. low clouds and fog have been compressed. here's a look at the roof camera. right now partly cloudy san francisco and oakland, 52 downtown

>>reporter: on treasure islan island, wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> just pictures remarkable pictures. we were talking during the piece we sort of take it for granted how remarkable it is when human beings design and build these. magnificent structure. >> boggle the mind. it does. >> talk about this weather which is so track. >> i have some pictures to show you. let's look at our live doppler 7hd picture this. we still have areas of light rain moving through the bay area and if you pockets of moisture just off sher beginning to push on land down santa cruz mountains. area looking at right now that have moved on shore up in the north bay around petaluma and area of light rain over in the east bay interconcord and some other light rain over between brentwood and san ramone. central valley right now. give you a wider looping radar image you can see it looks like a break coming for awhile between this latest round of moisture but more rain to come during the overnight hours into the early morning. wet slow commute tomorrow morning. south beach camera downtown san francisco. along the bay