announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> a san francisco neighborhood rattled by gunshots following an hours long standoff. >> very fast. rapid succession. sinking feeling in my body. knowing what is going down. >> we hear from a woman who lives in the neighborhood. what she heard and what we are learning about the investigation. good morning, i am liz kreutz. lee sicko-- >> temperatures are mainly in

the 50's. live doppler 7 picking up on the clouds in the south bay. a live look at the golden gate bridge, it is all gray. 52 san francisco. half moon bay has fog. 55 palo alto. slow to clear out of the 51 santa rosa. 52 novato. 54 concord. visibility 2 miles in half moon bay. looking at breezy wind with up to 24 miles an hour through the delta. that is going to keep us from getting too warm. 70's returned to the mountains with afternoon thunderstorms. a possibility we will be talking about temperature slowly climbing with sunny conditions around the bay and inland communities for most. fog will spread across the bayshore, limiting some of our warming. as we get to our warm afternoon, we will talk about a cool down for the week ahead.

liz: investigators are trying to figure out what happened after an officer killed a man after a standoff at a neighborhood market. the standoff started on bosworth street after 2:00 yesterday. police responded to reports of a man entering a home with a gun. it ended three and a half hours later with officers opening fire on the suspect. ryan curry was at the scene and has details. >> a three hour standoff near san francisco paschal and park neighborhood ended with police shooting and killing a man. officers say the man was armed with a gun when he entered a store on the corner of bosworth -- street. >> we were trying to negotiate. we were trying to negotiate a peaceful resolution. the amount of information at this time is preliminary. >> our media partners at the san francisco standard state employees reported the man lived above the store.

police told the standard the man was carrying alcohol and cocaine before he reached for his gun. >> a lot of the attention is focused on that street corner where most of the officers and investigators remain. multiple agencies are on scene including the san francisco district attorney. >> every few minutes, it sounded like they were asking him to come outside with his hands up and he didn't. >> michaela mcfarlane heard almost the entire confrontation, including the gunfire. >> fast, rapid succession. and that was it. i mean, a sinking feeling in my body. knowing what is going down. >> she says she has lived in this neighborhood for several years but lately has been growing concern. >> it has been insane how much is going on. my parents had their catalytic converter stolen twice within a matter of months.

people are always coming down the corner constantly trying to break into cars. having cars stolen. >> sfpd is not releasing the name of the man. this is the department first to shooting by an officer this year. >> in the spirit of accountability and transparency, the san francisco police department will be hosting a town hall meeting to disclose as much information as we can from this incident. intowith t guardg.sushppened ah according to the san francisco standard, the ceo of kingdom group protective services received a call about the decision last week. walgreens, which hired the firm through a larger contracting company, did not comment. the district attorney is not

filing charges. in half moon bay, a summit will be held to address how the community can improve the lives of farmworkers nearly four months after the tragic mass shootings at two different farms were seven were killed. the summit aims to shed light on challenges farmworkers face including living conditions. it will be held today from 1:00 to 3:00 after the boys and girls club events center. residents of the rural marin county town of molina's are rallying for a new post office. the town has been without a post office for nearly three months after a dispute between the usps and the landlord of the building. residents have had to drive 20 to 40 minutes round trip to get their mail and packages. usps tells abc7 they are actively looking for a permanent location. caltrans will a y 47 for trackepair.

n 121 a highway 29. crews will work on a railroad crossing on the highway. caltrans says those traveling that we should prepare to take a detour, which will add more driving time. some who live in sonoma county are not looking forward to the congested traffic. >> it is already a mess as it is. 121 and highway 12 are going to become nightmares. >> caltrans says about 47,000 cars travel on highway 37 every day. repairs would last through midday tomorrow. a reminder, fire season is on its way. crews content -- quickly contained a fire in oakville last night in napa county. it was small. they are staying on the scene to mop up. yosemite officials bracing for more flooding as snow continues to melt. the merced river rose to the bottom of the park's swinging

bridge thursday. officials say there is a possibility the roads will flood again and will have to close. the river is expected to reach flood levels by monday. bay area congress member ro khanna doubling down on his calls for dianne feinstein to step down. her health has been of major focus lately, even more so after she appeared confused speaking to a reporter. ro khanna is among the democrats are her to step down. matters on the judiciary committee could be addressed. in an interview, ro khanna said feinstein's refusal to step away has created a sad situation. >> in washington, saying a gaffe is saying the truth out loud. that is the only thing i have done. it is painful to watch and i wish people who were close to her who have been friends of hers and her family will talk to her about doing the right thing and stepping down with dignity.

liz: senator confirmed she experienced a broader health complications following her shingles diagnosis than had previously been reported. festive night in san jose. for small businesses it was an opportunity to shine and show off their culture. lauren martinez takes us to the night market. >> asian identity can mean different things. friday evening, san jose's night market was dedicated to asian-american and pacific islander heritage month. >> we want people to walk away with a sense of community. >> the non-profit brought to go there over 40 businesses, food trucks and artists. each one had a story. >> there is this japanese concept where your purpose of living. >> leah created her jewelry during the pandemic. >> i am half japanese.

that has always been a very large theme in my life, this duality i have struggled with, but i am also blessed. >> some of her pieces on display represented friends from vietnamese, filipino and cantonese cultures. >> to tell stories through jewelry. i hope people can connect with it. and when they wear it, they feel connected to their heritage. >> david said he is honoring his father's memory through his business. >> he raised money for orphans in vietnam. during the pandemic, i had a lot of time for reflection. i was inspired. bng out here, starting a small business, giving back to my community. it's my way of saying thank you to my parents for what they did. especially the struggles they faced. >> this way of storytelling is mapmaking and print. she was commissioned by the

oakland asian cultural center to make a map of oakland from the 1940's before the japanese american incarcerations. >> the more connected i am, the more opportunities open up. >> aapi celebrations last through may. >> governor newsom wants to speed up hundreds of billions of dollars worth of construction projects across the state. he announced a proposal to create an infrastructure strike team to jumpstart projects which have been stagnant for years. it includes a tunnel. so far, both projects have f legal and permitting hurdles. how foggy is it out there? lisa: you can see from our camera, pretty gray. temperatures continue to run below average. only 59 yesterday. about the same today. clearing inland, mild but breezy. i will put it all together with my seven-day forecast coming up.

>> prep for a possible super bowl in the bay area. how leaders are hoping for its return for a boost in bucks. educated and graduated. we checked in with students turning the page after a unique school experience with lockdowns and resume classes.

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liz: here is a live look outside. you can see the fog. big news for the bay area, the super bowl is coming back in 2026. the last time it was here was in 2016. as you might expect and zach fuentes explains, a lot of people are already seeing dollar signs. >> there's a lot of excitement in the area over the potential of something that is still only a possibility.

the super bowl could be making its return to levi's stadium in 2026. >> this is an opportunity to raise pride. >> 49ers bid to host the super bowl is slated for approval by the nfl next week. levi's stadium's home city of santa clara said the city is excited about the potential opportunity to have the super bowl back in santa clara and work with the bay area host committee, pending the decision next week. the potential opportunity has business officials like the hotel council of san francisco excited as well. >> yes, it will benefit our hotels. it will benefit our tax base. but it will also help our partners for the restaurants, the coffee shops, small businesses. >> an estimated 350 $1 million was brought to the bay area in 2016. a big event does not always mean big money for the business is just down the street. some tell me it keeps potential customers away. >> they come early and perkier

and blocked the roads. >> many other businesses say they didn't experience huge boosts from the last super bowl with many of the events focused in san francisco. if the super bowl comes back around, the san jose downtown association says they are hopeful southbay areas will benefit. >> the more it will affect our downtown as well. downtown san jose is an entertainment district. people come here to celebrate the super bowl, they will be drawn to san jose. >> -- says he i people throughout the bay area will benefit from tourism. >> they are going to go to the local cities, hotels, restaurants and shops. those in the service sector that service those employees, i think that it's going to really be the long-term benefit, the strength of the economy. >> analytics shows super bowl 50 brought more than $68 billion in

direct business travel spending. the estimates the game in 2016 triggered more than $15 billion in consumer spending. a report commissioned last year for the super bowl in los angeles estimated on average visitors in town for the super bowl would spend $200 to $300 a day. happening today, the grand opening of a seven bedroom home at ronald mcdonald house charities. the celebration will include a block party at 10:00 ththe homem children's hospital. it provides families a place to stay well children receive treatments. >> they need to be near the hospital. for about 100 days after their transplant. what we are able to provide is a spot literally across the street from the hospital that allows parents and the patient to be

together just steps away from their care team. liz: dan ashley's band will be playing at 12:30 it will -- the event will also include facepainting and a bounce house. it is graduation season and a group of high school seniors are celebrating as they start a new journey. ama daetz talks to students about what this means for them. >> no shortage of cheers and honking horns on the streets of lafayette. it is a tradition created during the pandemic, await to make sure graduating seniors still got their day in the sun. >> this event started in the spring of 2020. when covid shutdown happened. and ever seniors couldn't walk and lost two to three months of school. >> three years later, the lockdowns are history but the senior car rally lives on.

graduates decorate their cars and parade around mount diablo boulevard while the community comes out to route them on from the sidewalk. >> it is a fun tradition where you get to cruise with your friends. hoot and holler. >> it is amazing. i have been coaching kids sports, i have had known all these kids since they were five years old. seeing them go after their dreams makes me happy. >> congratulations to all the graduates. starting tonight, streets around san francisco will be closed ahead of beta breapl sul expes ro hopetitive and recreational runners. the race starts at 8:00 a.m. at main and howard street's and l run special servicehway. tomorrow morning ahead of the race. what is the weather looking like? lisa: pretty gray.

we are going to get a little more sun monday. but overall, we've got gloom out there for you in the city. one sunny day on tap for you at the coast, that looks to be monday. we will be looking at this upper-level trough with northwesterly wind, all allowing for the low clouds and fog to be along the shoreline for today. a portion of your sunday, getting in closer you can see from san francisco into the 580 corridor, the low clouds deck down through san jose. above it all, we are looking sunny. a nice afternoon with 70's into the north bay. 53 in oakland. 56 fromama, yosee the aynayy. 54 concord.

livermore temperatures near 80 today. walnut creek, you can see the fog making its way all the way over the east bay hills. but, beginning to see brighter conditions. overall, mostly cloudy. gusty wind at the coast with cool conditions. my old inland, then looking at temperatures warming up a little bit for sunday and monday looks to be the warmest. here is for a sunny saturday, except for the coast. pretty good onshore wind. looking at the afternoon for sunday with high clouds, but look at the clearing coming into play for monday afternoon. the breezy wind, notice the colors from the yellows and oranges here all the way across the bay through the afternoon, up to 30 maybe 35 miles an hour. already seeing that by the delta. sunday, warmer inland. into the 80's. coming up, 4° along the east bay shoreline. today, the finger of fog keeping

it cool. look at monday. as the wind back soft, we will be in the 70's in oakland. low 70's returning temporarily for hayward and san jose into the low 80's. upper 80's to near 90 inland. it goes away quickly tuesday with greens reaching all the way for some of you over into danville with temperatures topping out around 70 on tuesday. today, low to mid 70's for most. if you upper 70's by the delta with upper 60's there along the palo alto area. low 60's in san mateo with the fog. low clouds and fog for your beta breakers sunday. low to mid 50's for 7:00. the seven-day our little bit of a warm up inland around the base sunday and monday. today a lot like yesterday and then into the tuesday timeframe, temperatures cool off.

you could even see a splash of drizzle wednesday and thursday. maybe a shower. it is looking cool by the end of the week. >> let's hope it warms up by memorial day. just ahead, the future of ferries. the push to electrify ferries across the bay area as we take a ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more.

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be electric. a european company is hoping to help lead the way. i got to take a ride on a zero emission boat that essentially flies above the waves. >> shall we? >> at first glance, it blends in with the hundreds of other boats . but the moment we hit the water, we realized part of what makes it so different. >> it is quiet. >> very quiet. >> why? >> fully electric. no combustion. liz: this boat was company from stockholm. >> it basically is a boat that flies above the waves. i were basically uses 80% less energy than a traditional speedboat would. the mission is to accelerate the transition to fossil fuel free waterways. >> riding around the bay was

admittedly cool. but this is not actually the boat we came to talk about. candela is currently building a fully electric fairy, seen in these renderings. it is a 40 foot catamaran that can hold up to 40 people. the hope is that it will eventually replace the bigger diesel fueled ferries we rode today. the speed of these boats is a big part. right now it takes 30 minutes to get from sausalito to san francisco. with an electric fairy, it is half that. >> it can allow for the waterways to be a better way to commute anywhere in the bay. >> the push is already underway. the agency that provides ferry service was awarded a nearly $14 million grant from the state to help electrify bay area ferry terminals. candela says the city of stockholm has plans to test their ferry later this year. after that, they hope to be in the bay area. >> it made sense to be based here in communities that take

water and sustainability seriously in a lot of ways. liz: that was really cool. it was so quiet and smooth. still to come, border crisis impact. mayors of big cities like new york are asking for federal help as busloads of migrants keep arriving. population decline. san jose no longer a top 10 most populous city in the u.s.. what improvements the mayor believes will help attract people to the city.

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announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. liz: data talks stalled. who could lose their jobs or pay if lawmakers do not come to an agreement.

good morning everybody thanks for joining us. we are going to start with another check in the forecast. lisa: lots of gray. breezy wind making their way towards the delta. temperatures today in some areas is pretty mild. this gray is going to be hard to clear. 50 to san francisco. 53 oakland. this is mount tam with low 50's in the fog. 70's returned to the seer nevada. snowmelt certainly today and tomorrow. maybe a few thunderstorms. low 50's santa rosa with mid-50's and cloudy skies trying to clear by inland valleys. thereeze colors toward the delta. the fog taking its time clearing from the bayshore to the peninsula. only upper 50's through 1:00. it is a cool day. you will notice temperatures climbing away from the shoreline. almost 80 degrees in spots. liz: new developments in the

debt limit showdown. still no deal even after talks went into late last night. check sever scene reports, time to make an agreement is running out. >> it could be a busy weekend for lawmakers in washington trying to come to an agreement. after talks stalled friday afternoon, negotiators met again for about 90 minutes friday night. but say they ended the closed door meeting with no progress and no set plans for the next meeting. >> at the direction of the speaker of the house, we reengaged, had a very, very candid discussion, talking about where we are, talking about where things need to be, what is reasonable and acceptable. ceto pay nation's mha alrey been s. two sourliar wh e s scking ndins

updates while he's away in japan, the white house saying friday they are confident an agreement can be made. >> we are optimistic. we believe there is a path forward. we are going to give them negotiators time to do that. the president will continue to stay abreast and focused on the negotiations as we move forward. >> the u.s. facing default for the first time in history come june 1. kevin mccarthy warning an agreement has to be made sunday for congress to have enough time to pass the bill. consequences could be dire if they missed the deadline. troops could go unpaid. social security payments could be delayed. stock markets would plunge. interest rates would soar. nearly 8 million people could lose their jobs. the president's do to return to the white house sunday. liz: turning to the crisis at

e e in busadseveral u.s. cities tasmore than 60 are b in daccording to the mayor's a plan the late-sle migntsh. shter.have it well, people have the belief it can't be that bad. no, it is bad. almost 50% of those hotel rooms are being taken up by migrant asylum-seekers. that we are paying for. liz: texas governor greg abbott is pushing for three new laws to address illegal crossings at the border. one law would make it illegal for anyone to enter texas illegally. another would make it a felony to operate a temporary house for migrants. a third law would impose a 10 year minimum prison sentence for anyone helping smugglers who

bring migrants across the border. the population in the bay area's biggest cities are declining, according to numbers from the census bureau. oakland ranks -- san jose is no longer a top most populated city. it dropped to 12. now some are wondering what we have lost or what other cities have gained. dustin dorsey takes a look at the numbers and explains what it will mean for san jose. >> san jose is shrinking. the sentence bureau report the bay area's biggest city has fallen out of the top 10 most populated in the u.s.. does it surprise you? >> no. it does not. we have seen polling for years saying residents are frustrated with the high cost of living and quality of life issues. >> in july, the city had an estimated population of just over one million. down to around 981000 and 2021.

in 2022, 900 71,000, which now ranks 12th overall in the country falling behind jacksonville and austin. the mayor says falling out of the top 10 for the first time in more than a decade is a concerning wake-up call. >> we have amazing weather, great companies, diverse workforce, so many assets. if we are going to continue to grow and provide high quality of life, we are going to have to get back to basics. >> that means properly staffing the police department, continuing to work towards ending the housing crisis and making the city feel safe. but, economics professor matt holy and says the city has seen -- due to demand. >> as house prices have fallen, the property tax base goes down and cities are able to collect less tax revenue. that is going to affect budgets. everything from police to

schools, basic street cleaning. >> oakland and san francisco have joined san jose in declining populations in the past year, which only makes the problems on the streets more visible. the mayor says he ran for office to buck the trend and is confident in the city possibility to grow. >> san jose is the capital of silicon valley. where the biggest city in the region and we need to lead the region out of this funk. liz: our new documentary california dreaming, moving to texas, follows californians for a year. you can see the surprising things we learned. it is streaming on-demand. this morning, a psychology professor suing the uc system, claiming it violates the first amendment. -- sees the diversity, equity

and inclusion statement requirement is a modern-day loyalty oath, his words. you see president michael drake and uc santa cruz are named in the lawsuit. the defendants have not yet commented on the case. according to bloomberg, -- has multiple lawsuits targeting pei policies around the country. still ahead, are you an earlybird? how your body clock has more to do with biology rather than habit. and here is a live look outside over the bay bridge.

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liz: -- children's hospital hosted their prom last night. patients and staff got to enjoy a night of great music. teens got a special treat by getting their hair and makeup done for free. many even got a chance to pick out their close -- clothes.

in this week's mind, body, wonder, we are asking, what ova tellore. >> early to rise healthy otherwise the echo not necessarily. depending on how your body clock is wired, the opposite may be true. every person's body is set to follow daily patterns including sleeping and waking up. >> they are controlled by your body clock with -- which is an innate structure in your brain that regulates how those things change during the day. >> national geographic writer patricia daniels explored how the body clock affects the sleep-wake cycle for the mind, body, wonder series. she says the body clock consists of a group of neurons in the brain that connect to other structures including the parts

that release hormones. >> melatonin is the one that a lot of people know. sometimes people take melatonin. >> this is so hardwired, it is not necessarily dictated by external cues like light. t sleep and bya te they slept, tyate thei on a y regular schele>> each body cloca little differently for individual sleep-wake cycles. this is called a kono type. some are night towels, people who go to bed weight and wake up late. and then there are larks, or early birds. >> 50% of us sit somewhere in the middle. most of society operates to keep those people happy. >> patricia said no one kono type is happier than another. instead, people should learn

from their own body rhythms, examining when they feel most productive and upbeat. >> if you have the luxury, you can really tailor your life to your own body type. it makes her life a little better. liz: the body clock controls much more than sleep. see how it affects everything from athletic performance to appetite at nacchio.com. it is foggy to start this saturday. lisa: pretty persistent. the intruding marine layer. lots of 50's and pretty slow to clear here along parts of the bayshore. i will have my full seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >> thank you.

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vice president harris visited her and her teammates, giving the speech. one of her biggest supporters was also in attendance. in a press conference, she says she is just happy to be there. the oakland a's took on the astros friday night. the giants looking to keep their winning streak alive against the marlins. here's larry beil. larry: good morning. we are starting to see with the giants had in mind in the off-season. some kids up from the minors. the result now, a four game winning streak after a friday night victory over the marlins. alex drew doesn't like to get his picture taken, so he's got that thing there. our new guy, rb i double left. another new guy. 1-0 giants. to the six, casey schmidt continues to deliver. another rb i single. the giants taking a 4-2 lead.

in the ninth, it is a one run game. tyler rogers closes the door. giants win 4-3. that is four in a row for them. a's opening up a weekend series in houston. martin maldonado, lookout. jj flying to take would have been extra basis. bottom six, man on for kyle tucker. hi, deep and low to write. astros beat the a's 5-1. give two of the eastern conference finals. jimmy butler going at it. grant, don't poke the bear. miami was down by a dozen, butler started going crazy. he and williams face-to-face, forehead to forehead. boston's lead would evaporate. butler again over williams. 27 for jimmy buckets. miami takes the lead. butler with ms, but a rebound. 22 points.

17 boards. the heat again, 111-105. they aretwo games aer taking the first two in boston. pga championship, rochester, new york. viktor hovland. 180 yards out. nicely done. tied for the lead at five under. scottie sheffler, ranked second. he is so steady. short par 3 here. follow the yellow line. 68 for scheffler. in a three way tie for the lead it is scheffler, hofland and corey conners. all five under. devon haney, only hours away from the biggest fight of his career. tonight, taking on -- for the lightweight title. you can see, get off me. a little shove to up the pay-per-view sales. the 24-year-olds grew up in the bay before moving to las vegas for he is 29-0. sad to report on the death of a

man regarded as the greatest of all time in the nfl, jim brown played nine years, led the league in rushing in eight seasons. might also have been the best lacrosse player ever at syracuse. the hall of famer passed away late thursday night. after retiring, brown turned to acting and later became a civil rights activist. jim brown, gone at age 87. that is a wrap on sports. have a great weekend. liz: let's check the forecast for this saturday. lisa: pretty great to start. across the area, peaks of sun. above the clouds, of course, we have pretty pictures. low clouds and fog banked all the way up from northern california into southern california. it is intruding the bay there. in fact, breezy wind will keep the coast from clearing today as we look at the golden gate bridge. it has been great downtown. 32 in san francisco. 53 oakland. it has been below average.

57 mountain view. san jose cloudy. here is a look at the peninsula. you need the jacket this morning. temperatures only in the 60's around san mateo later this afternoon. a generous onshore flow. mist and drizzle. low 50's with the wind over 30 miles an hour toward the delta. it is going to be close. whether or not we hit 80. that deck of low clouds, you can see above mount tam it is pretty much solid. mostly cloudy this morning. gusty wind at the coast. breezy elsewhere. it is going to stay great at the shoreline. it will be mild inland. and then a chance for sun closer to the bayshore, i should say the coastline, into late tomorrow and monday. as for today, changes around parts of the bay. sunday and monday, subtle warm up. there is a look at the fog along

the peninsula. here is where it is going to have a hard time pulling back today. this picture shows an overall sunny afternoon but to their will be fog. your sunday forecast is partly cloudy. those clouds will want to pull back sooner sunday afternoon. by monday afternoon, full sunshine and the warmest day out of the work week. breezy wind once again today, up to 35 miles an hour. notice the onshore push all the way through the bay. that is why that area of fog is going to keep 60's around parts of the bayshore and peninsula. 70 santa clara. morgan hill, upper 70's. as you travel up the peninsula, low 60's san mateo. yesterday's, low 70's. breezy onshore wind. a solid deck of low clouds from richmond to the sunset. five degrees below average for san francisco. in the north bay, mid 70's.

there is a look at our berkeley. low to mid-60's there even through the late afternoon while we climb through the 70's in our inland valleys. 50's and clouds tonight. mid 80's for your sunday. a bit of a warm up bayshore inland through monday. even the coast, sunday into monday. we cool it back quickly through tuesday, wednesday and thursday but warm up in time for memorial day. liz: don't miss a special little mermaid addition. ♪ liz: inside the world premiere of the new live action disney movie featuring interviews with the all-star cast and what the original voice of our ill told us. and alex mencken on the new songs he wrote with lin-manuel miranda. celebrate the little mermaid tonight at 10:00 on abc seven.

if you plan to hike this summer, listen up. how to best protect yourself as we see an uptick in tics.

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liz: it is lyme disease awareness month.cifisayis meimrl grasleslie b tells us w theldeg trthere are four varieties in te state, but only this one, the western black leg it take, carries lyme disease. they hang out near the ground in leaves or logs. adults climb high onto the spikes of tall grass that can be

armpit high in places this year. >> they do something called questing. they will hold on to the tall grass with their back legs and keep their front legs out in front of them so that if an animal or person rubs against them, they will just let go of the grass and climb on the person. >> i am getting itchy right now. >> it takes the tick 24 hours before it latches, which is why it is important to do a tick check. checking unexpected spots like elbows or knees. when you are taking a hike anywhere near tall grass, do not wear what i have, shoes that expose my ankles. on top of that, don't wear shorts. keep covered up and be aware ticks are around. >> i am usually so hyper focused on the sun, but i am always thinking about the threat of lyme disease or ticks. tick. >> contra costa is one of the

few counties where you can bring in a tick for i'd -- for official identification. liz: today, the largest waterpark in northern california is back raging waters san jose will announce an increase in seating with more shaded areas. it also added what they are calling healthy dining options which include salads and veggie wraps. the fremont burger and brew festival kicks off. local breweries will showcase their favorite craft beer with -- judging for the burger cooking competition starts at 1:00. 7500 people are expected to attend. admission is free. celebrity power couple beyonce and jay-z just purchased the most expensive home in california ever. it cost 200 million dollars. bl area, sitight acre

known as billionaires row. it was designed by a japanese architect who is also designing a house for kanye west. the house was designed by william bell, it took him almost years td the ure. form in california. crazy. lisa: well, we have a lot of fog. it is going to stay pretty foggy at the beach. half moon bay, 59 downtown. cool and breezy once again. oakland, san francisco, upper 70's. a warm up sunday and monday. even sunnier at the coast late tomorrow into monday. a cool down a couple of days mid weekend we are warming up in time for the long weekend. liz: thanks for joining us here on abc seven mornings. i am liz kreutz with lisa argen. abc7 news continues at 9:00. we will see you then.

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