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More than 40,000 fans filled Stanford Stadium for the California Clásico between the San Jose Earthquakes and LA Galaxy Saturday. Many first-time attendees said this summer's World Cup inspired them to support their local MLS club, giving Major League Soccer a boost in the Bay Area.

The Conditions: Sunday afternoon will feature a near-exact repeat of today's beautiful, seasonably warm.  Microclimate Numbers: The Beaches: Highly comfortable, sitting in the 60s to low 70s. Bayside Communities: Clear and sunny, averaging right in the 70s to lower 80s. Inland Valleys: Warm and bright, reaching the 80s to lower 90s, with far interior hotspots climbing into the mid-to-upper 90s. The Air Conditioner: Reliable breezy onshore winds will spin up during the afternoon and evening hours, delivering gusts of 15 to 25 mph through the Altamont Pass, San Bruno Gap, and Salinas Valley to clear out the heat. Hint, Hint...Steady and above average temperatures Inland all next week. Fire Danger remains high.

Reporters at the education nonprofit news site EdSource analyzed federal data and found that more than 650 California students were detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement during the first year of the Trump administration.

A new report by Common Sense Media reveals that nearly half of teenagers have been exposed to explicit deepfakes, with 25 percent having seen AI-generated explicit material depicting themselves or someone they know. Director of Research Supreet Mann joins us to discuss these findings and the tools available to help parents navigate today’s reality as kids head back to school.

Temidayo Yussuf, founder of the nonprofit Korede's Klub, joined us to discuss the organization's inclusive sports camp for children of all abilities.

Happy Saturday Everyone! Under mostly sunny skies, temperatures will remain near normal for late July, with cool mornings and mild to warm afternoons.  The biggest concern this weekend is the Beach Hazards Statement. Long-period swells generated by a distant Hurricane Fausto will create dangerous sneaker waves and strong rip currents along the coast. 

Survivors of last year's Southern California wildfires rallied Friday to urge Gov. Gavin Newsom to reject any proposal that would limit what utilities can pay wildfire victims, as a consumer advocacy group warns that a deal may be taking shape behind closed doors.

The introduction of new tariffs on 60 global trading partners expected to drive up costs.

In a historic first for the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, a powerful new solo art exhibition opens tomorrow featuring the work of a currently incarcerated visual artist.

Bay Area gas prices have climbed to an average of $5.67 per gallon—up $1.05 from a year ago—amid ongoing international conflict and crude oil market volatility.

Beach Hazards Statement in effect Saturday morning through Tuesday afternoon. Long-period southwest swell generated by Hurricane Fausto will arrive this weekend. While Fausto poses no direct threat to California, it is sending powerful wave energy toward our coastline.  Main hazards: Sneaker waves Strong rip currents Large breaking waves (up to 10 feet at some south and southwest-facing beaches) Dangerous conditions near rocks, jetties and shorelines.  DO NOT TURN YOUR BACK TO THE OCEAN! THIS WEEKEND! A classic Bay Area summer pattern  continues. The marine layer compresses to around 1,000 feet tonight, meaning: Less inland cloud cover overnight Earlier sunshine inland Saturday Patchy fog mainly along the coast, Russian River Valley, Santa Rosa and Petaluma.  Gilroy Garlic Festival: Near or low 90s both days.  San Francisco Marathon: Near 60 egrees at the Start, 67 by Noon. Good Luck!

Rescue crews rushed to save the 11 vicitms of a fiery plane crash off the coast of Washington on Thursday. All 11 survived — one is in critical condition, while others have minor cuts or broken bones. The cause of the crash, off Sucia Island in Washington, is being investigated.

West Coast Wrap covers news from around the western U.S., including California, Arizona and Washington.

Sergeant Cooper Mauldin of the Fremont Police Department on Friday evening gave an update on what happened at a senior living facility in the city earlier in the day. Mauldin reported that an individual with a firearm and a duffle bag had entered the facility and held two people hostage before being shot and killed. The incident is being investigated by the California Department of Justice.