take you to the hot weather resources on abc7 news.com. now day two of our extended heat wave. >> and here are some of the highest temperatures we are talking about the east bay at 108, in dublin, 106 in saint helena, san jose 101. >> today, while san francisco is spared from the brunt of the heat, reaching a high so far today of 75. >> okay, so let's start with your accuweather forecast. spencer, will we get some relief tonight or probably not much tonight? >> dion the temperatures the overnight lows are going to be on the warm side in most locations. it is certainly hot right now. this is a very stubborn heat wave. current temperature readings. some of the locations that you and julian just mentioned have actually gotten hotter, even as we speak, as 108 in livermore right now, 110 in saint helena, 105 in cloverdale, 100 sonoma, 104 in danville, 104, 102 in gilroy, 97, san jose, 84 in oakland and 98 in san rafael. you can see this heat is holding on. and as you mentioned, some of our advisories and warnings have now been extended. the excessive heat alert or

excessive heat warning for the bay area has been extended now until 11 p.m. next wednesday, and that covers virtually all of the bay area. and obviously under these excessively hot conditions, there's an increased risk of heat related illness. also, our red flag warning for high fire danger has been extended now until 11 until 9 p.m. rather on saturday. and that's, of course, in effect for the santa cruz mountains, the east bay hills and the mountains and hills of the north bay. humidity levels will be down as low as 11% at times, with winds gusting up to about 25mph. obviously increasing the risk of fire. right now the wind is well, it's on the breezy side. we don't have very strong sustained winds at the moment, but we are getting occasional gusts over a 20mph. so keep monitoring all of this. i'll give you the full accuweather seven day forecast a little bit later. it's the heat wave is not going to break for a while, so it's going to be several more days of this. >> julian okay. we appreciate it. thank you so much, spencer. let's talk about the impact now in the east bay, the city of

antioch has canceled its 4th of july parade because of this extreme heat. we're talking about. abc seven news reporter ryan curry spoke with the mayor, who says the weather there is dangerous. reporter. >> there's a reason this playground is abandoned on a sunny day. it's too hot outside for children to use it. temperatures in the east bay are in the triple digits for a second day, and the heat will continue for another week, forcing the city of antioch to cancel its 4th of july parade. >> it's too hot and it's dangerous, and the last thing we're going to do is put, people's, health in jeopardy. >> we're here in antioch and look at the temperature gauge already. it's past 100 degrees, and conditions on thursday will be about the same. the mayor says asking people to be outside in the middle of the day was just not smart to have people out at such dangerous temperatures would be foolish of the city. >> and then i've put out a call for folks to, you know, cancel activities if they're out and about. and we need to practice what we preach the antioch parade usually takes place in the late morning to early afternoon, when temperatures are

expected to be some of the hottest. >> the neighboring city of brentwood, however, is ready to let the good times roll. decorations and signs are up downtown. >> i would say definitely bring, you know, bring your chair, bring water, bring bring some sunblock. >> amy tilley runs the downtown brentwood coalition. she says since the parade starts and ends in the morning, it's cooler than later in the day. >> i'm very pleased i know our residents are super pleased that our event begins early, begins at 930. we have seen some cancellations in nearby cities because their parades were going to be later, so ours is at 930. it's not very long. >> as the city prepares for the holiday, the heat is already keeping some hard at work. >> oh my gosh, it gets really busy, especially in the evening when there's lots of events downtown. >> a couple weeks ago there was a car show and we were so packed. >> scoop ice cream has been slammed all week and on thursday they expected to be even busier. tomorrow's 4th of july, which is actually our busiest day of the year. >> so we're going to have like a couple stands like around town. so it's not like super, super busy because we often have like

a line out the door. it's crazy. >> a holiday heat wave that will make everyone try to stay cool in the east bay. ryan curry, abc seven news meantime, the city of concord has opened a cooling center for those seniors at the parkside circle with air conditioning and comfortable seating available. >> people are encouraged to take refuge at the concord community pool on caswell road, as well. other suggested places to cool down are the meadow home, spray park, sun valley shopping center, and six flags hurricane harbor. san francisco hopes its nine public pools can help cool you down this week. all are free today because of the hot weather, that is, except for the mission community pool on linda street. all are indoor pools. >> the water certainly a nice place to be today while the pools are open, some parks are closed because of the extreme fire danger due to the hot weather out there. alum rock park in san jose is closed through sunday. east bay regional parks has shut down 30 parks through friday morning due to the extreme fire danger. the major closures there include

anthony chabot briones, ohlone, mission peak and wildcat canyon. the trails at tilden park are also closed. anyone thinking about heading to a park for the holiday should check in advance. well, p-g-and-e's is just planning outages. the utility company gave us a rundown of what else they're doing to prepare for the heat wave. >> we've inspected all of our critical substations to ensure all equipment is operating properly and no apparent issues. we have flown uh- helicopters 50 transmission lines just to proactively patrol to make sure that we don't see any evidence of any type of, tree or anything that could come in contact with our lines and disrupt service. >> there is a possibility for a public safety power shut off for counties in the central coast because of fire danger. p-g-and-e's says energy usage this week is nearing a record set back in september of 2022. the heat is making for bad air in the bay area.

>> you can see the smoggy air as we take a look across the bay towards the bay bridge. there is a spare the air alert in effect today and tomorrow for high levels of ozone in the air. air quality managers are asking people to help out our air quality by driving less. in developing news now, a wicked wildfire in butte county has forced thousands of people to evacuate, and it is destroyed homes and injured firefighters. it's called the thompson fire. and governor newsom has declared a state of emergency. that fire is burning near oroville. fire teams from san francisco, san jose and the entire bay area are helping out on the fire lines. abc7 news reporter j.r stone joins us now and j.r. the state says it is using every available tool to tackle this fire. that is how serious it is. >> yeah, they certainly are dionne. that's why there are more than a thousand firefighters fighting these flames right now. the fire acreage here has increased more than 3500 acres of burned. and i learned in the last hour that seven firefighters have been injured fighting these flames.

reporter flames tearing apart structures near oroville in butte county. vehicles burned there, as well as the thompson fire, continues to increase in size. >> kind of a roller coaster of emotions, you know, like like. but i've tried to keep it, you know, a good a good outlook on everything because, you know, what are you going to do about 28,000 people have been affected by some sort of evacuation order. >> a viewer sent us this video showing the hillside burning all around the iconic o, which stands for oroville. evacuees have been able to take some of their animals but have had to leave. others behind. >> her friend didn't follow us. her best friend is a lamb and the lamb had she didn't see us leave and i couldn't, i had to go. so i left the gate open so the lamb could get out. and she misses her friend. she keeps crying for her friend. >> caitlin brewer is under an evacuee warning. went with her

parents to their friend's house last night. busy to say the least. >> i live with my parents, my sister, niece, brother and me. so that's a good load right there. and then we have dog, two cats, and then we moved on to our friend's house, who also had about five people there. >> some who live in oroville say their focus is solely on the dam. >> one thing that did kind of concern me that i was assured isn't a problem is the dam, failing because of some things burning? >> i asked those with cal fire about that dam. >> there's always concern, right? when, there's fire in the area of some critical infrastructure, crews are aware of that. we're aware of it. we're aware of the problems that that can cause the local community and area here. so officials for the dam and the fire officials were, on high alert and always checking and see where the progress is with that. >> i just feel awful, you know what i mean? i just feel really, really bad. it's to me, it's

like it's such a celebrational weekend. such, you know, people should be celebrating right now. and this is the last thing people need containment right now of this fire is at 0. >> those i talked with said in oroville. it wasn't as smoky earlier today as it was last night, but that can be deceiving because it doesn't take long for the winds to shift. and not a surprise here, but i've learned that the oroville, uh- 4th of july celebration for tomorrow has been canceled because of the fire. dionne i can imagine so. >> j.r, many thanks to you. now, abc seven is tracking the heat wave we'll have for you updates on the fires and a list of cooling centers from across the bay area. you can get the latest anytime at abc seven news.com or our abc seven bay area app. >> one person is in custody following a shooting in standoff today in san francisco. the sheriff's department says they went to serve an eviction notice at 14th and buena vista around 1045 this morning. they say the person shot multiple times through a door. thankfully, no

one was hit and deputies tell us they did not shoot back residents inside the building. they were evacuated. the suspect was taken into custody about three hours later. well, now to a story we've been following for five years. and today a court made a major decision in the case of two bay area men convicted of killing a plain clothes police officer in italy, an italian appeals court upheld the convictions of finnegan, elder and gabrielle natalia, but he reduced their sentences 15 years for elder and 11 years for natalia yort. the two friends were teenagers when convicted in 2021, prosecutors sought sentences for at least 23 years in prison. however, italy's highest court ordered a new trial last year after concluding the 2nd may not have known that the victim was a police officer. >> new developments now in the mass shooting during oakland's juneteenth celebration at lake merritt. according to the east bay times, 23 year old jordan kelly of oakland is now in custody charged with four felony counts of assault with a

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with drone shows. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn explains the reason behind the change and what people can expect. reporter across the bay, people will celebrate the nation's birthday with lots of booms and spectacular fireworks in the sky. everyone has a favorite. >> the big ones. the big red ones. you see the american flag in them, like the sparkling. >> i like the way they look, you know, like it's beautiful. >> i don't know the sparklers, the lights at an old shipyard, pyro spectacular. >> crews are getting ready for several big shows. >> the shells, though, that

ultimately make the big flowers in the sky. they get dropped into the bottom of those tubes. >> they expect to wow viewers for the 4th of july in san francisco. >> it's a mirrored display, meaning we have two very large fireworks shows taking place exactly at the same time, doing exactly the same thing to the same music. one will be at pier 39, another will be down by aquatic park. this year we received a lot of new fireworks as an alternative to july fourth fireworks displays. >> more cities are turning to drone light shows. >> drone shows are pretty special, featuring all sorts of shapes and images. it's like, you know, american landmarks, like the statue of liberty. or, you know, the mount rushmore at alameda county fairgrounds. >> visitors have seen the drone shows already this 4th of july. sky elements will host them in several locations, including san pablo, napa and mare island. >> we're not in the business of replacing fireworks by any means. we like to call ourselves an alternative. >> supporters say drones are safer during the fire season and

more environmentally friendly, a san pablo city council member tells abc seven news that the city is hosting a spectacular drone show for the second year in a row to minimize noise disturbances and reduce noise, pollutants and litter. have you seen a drone show on the 4th of july ever? >> never. i feel like keeping it original, like how it was. i feel like we should do that instead of drones. >> there may be mixed feelings about drones and fireworks, but most people are just looking forward to celebrating. however, they can. >> i think it's going to be beautiful in san francisco. >> suzanne phan abc seven news. >> in the south bay, there are renewed calls to protect pets and keep them calm during fireworks shows. vets say every year, july 4th celebrations lead to a 60% surge in lost pets. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes explains that just having a microchip is not always enough. >> new pets of all ages are coming into the city of san jose animal care center. every day. >> we are bursting at the seams

and we've put out pleas before, but we have no more space and animals keep coming in and many of those animals are coming in under circumstances that could have been avoided. >> that's why staff at the center are urging everyone to take special care of their pets. this 4th of july, as fireworks are expected to blast throughout the day and beyond. >> they don't understand where these loud noises are coming from. so to them, it's just loud, thunderous booms, which can be terrifying for them. >> some local pet owners are not taking any chances. >> they can visit us to the party. >> we just stay inside, inside of the house. >> but doctor elizabeth taylor, medical director at the center, says not enough people are taking simple precautions. >> we definitely want to educate people about tips to help keep your pet calm. >> doctor taylor says there's action even the most experienced pet owners need to remember this 4th of july. some of those tips include creating a comfortable hiding spot, locking doggie doors, playing calm music or white noise, exploring, calming treatments like hugging sweaters or even medication. finally, there's collars with contact

info and microchipping, something many pet owners have done but too many are making an all too common mistake. i would definitely log on to the website that your microchip is linked to, and make sure that your phone number and email and address are accurate. >> we get a lot where the phone numbers have been disconnected, so it becomes a dead end chip. >> one other tip doctor taylor had for everyone is to sign up for next door. they said it's a social media tool that's been incredibly helpful in reunification. in the meantime, there are more than 400 pets that are ready for adoption or fostering. had to adopt a pet s.org in san jose. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> starting tonight, expect to see a lot of chp officers on the road for the 4th of july holiday. the chp will launch a maximum enforcement period for the weekend, meaning all available officers will be on patrol. patrolling officers will be on the lookout for any unsafe driving, focusing on speed control and making sure drivers are sober. that enforcement period will end at midnight on

sunday, and if you're still trying to figure out your plans for the fourth, just head to our website for info on all of the fireworks, festivals and county fairs. you can find it right on the front page of abc7 news.com or the abc7 bay area app. >> 76 people are now newly naturalized united states citizens. this morning, they took an oath of allegiance to america during a special naturalization ceremony aboard the uss hornet in alameda. the new citizens, hailing from 31 countries, are among the more than 10,500 people being naturalized at more than 190 ceremonies at american landmarks all across the country. >> congratulations. >> yes. >> all right, back to the weather. i don't even know where to begin. well, i keep looking at the thermometer that we have there. >> we just saw 101 in redwood city, 77 now in san francisco. it's spicy outside. >> oh, that's a good way to put it. i mean, it's like habanero spicy. >> very much so. >> it looks like we're going to hold on to that spice for a

while. let's take a look at the satellite radar composite image. you can see this massive high pressure system that's dominating our weather picture. now it's a clockwise circulation bringing winds to us mainly out of the north. and it's compressing any little marine layer that may try to form. it's not producing any powerful winds right now. at least the sustained winds are just breezy on the breezy side about 15 16mph with occasional gusts. and although it doesn't feel cooler to me than yesterday, you can see many locations right now are about 1234 degrees cooler than at this time yesterday, so maybe that'll put you in a cooler mood. although it's certainly pretty hot out there right now in san francisco is only 7777 degrees 84. in oakland we have mid to upper 90s right now at hayward, san jose, redwood city and 68 at half moon bay. blue sky over the golden gate of the temperature readings right now 101 at santa rosa, we have mid 90s at petaluma and napa. 106 at fairfield and concord, 108 right now in livermore. and on we go to our forecast headlines. dangerous heat wave will now be with us at least through next

wednesday. red flag warning has been extended until 5 a.m. saturday, 4th of july. weather will be spectacular for fireworks. we'll have clear skies and no marine layer to speak of. so let's talk about the excessive heat warning, which now has been extended until 11 p.m. next wednesday. of course, that covers virtually all of the bay area and under this kind of oppressive heat, there's an increased risk of heat related illness. and let's talk about the red flag warning for high fire danger. now extended until 9 p.m. saturday. and again, that's for the santa cruz mountains, the east bay hills and the hills and mountains of the north bay. humidity at times will be down to about 11% dangerously low, with occasional gusts over 20mph. these are some of the safety tips for trying to stay healthy during this oppressive heat. drink lots of fluids. obviously, we keep telling you this because it's important. so we need to underscore the same tips over and over. wear lightweight clothing, take breaks in the shade or air conditioning when possible, recognize the signs of heat related illness, and never leave people or pets in cars. here's our forecast animation showing

some little thin marine layer trying to develop offshore, and lots of pockets of sprinkles and drizzle offshore during the overnight hours. not going to affect us at all. we'll have clear skies with overnight lows ranging from low and mid 60s into mid 70s in some locations. uncomfortably warm overnight in many inland locations especially, and even around the bay shoreline. highs tomorrow. well, numerous triple digits in the inland east bay 100 for concord, antioch, livermore down in the south bay 98 will be the high at san jose. oakland 87. it will top out at nearly 100 and redwood city tomorrow on the peninsula and up in the north bay, upper 90s to about 100. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. 4th of july is going to be a sizzler with highs up to about 104 in the hottest inland areas, 106 in the hottest inland areas on friday, up to about 108 on saturday. lots of 90s around the bay shoreline, 104 inland on sunday, up to about 102 on monday, 80s around the bay

shoreline and even going into the middle of next week. still topping out at about 100 degrees on tuesday and wednesday of next week. in the hottest inland areas, there's no significant break in this heat wave in sight, and it seems to be getting extended as we keep going. >> that's true. >> yeah. and as all the watches and warnings. >> yeah. spencer. thank you. appreciate it. >> well, still to come, what do governor gavin newsom and retired nfl star marshawn lynch have in common? they're co-hosting a new podcast, what it's all about, and how this came together. >> also, i love it. i'm wondering why it was taking him so long to get it back, >> the story behind the return of sausalito's beloved sea lion

politicking. >> not because he a politician, but because that's just what we do. >> complete with no politics, with no politics, no politicking, with no politics. >> that's it. i'm talking about. >> we'll find out what they're talking about soon enough. doug hendrickson, lynch's agent and a long time friend of nuzum, will join them. politicking debuts july the 15th on iheart podcast. what a partnership. >> well, sausalito landmark is back where it belongs today. this sea lion sculpture was damaged. you may remember during a 2023 winter storm, members of

the public raised funds to repair it. and this morning, the 1,900 pound bronze piece was set in place by a crane and bolted to a new platform where the cement is. >> i saw steel right there, but i don't know if it was the statue. it was moving its head, so it was a real one. do you like this one? >> i love it, we've been seeing it since he was a kid, so it's nice to have it back. yeah. >> oh, how sweet is that? the sea lion sculpture was the most photography photographed piece of public art in sausalito. pictures taken this time will show some differences. the new version is now a foot higher to counter rising sea levels, and it was reinforced with fiberglass rebar to minimize corrosion. >> but we had our first warning about those faulty takata airbags about a decade ago. so why are cars with the recalled bags still being sold? seven on your side is getting some answers. >> also, a half million customers bank accounts on lockdown. the latest on that breach affecting patelco credit union and abc news anchor george stephanopoulos, will sit down

with president biden for an exclusive television interview. >> since his debate, the first one, you will get a first look on friday at 330 and 5:30 p.m. on world news tonight with david muir here on abc seven. then on good morning america this weekend at 7 a.m. both saturday and sunday, and the extended interview will air on sunday at 8 a.m. on this week with george stephanopoulos, with more monday morning on

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and fill the airbag, which protects the passenger protects the driver. these airbags, though, when exposed over time to heat and humidity, develop moisture in those chemicals and that creates an explosion that far exceeds what everyone intended. that can turn the metal band around. the airbag into shrapnel, literally flying pieces of metal that go into the cabin of a car. >> while existing laws prohibit car dealers from selling a new car with an unfixed recall, and prohibit rental companies from renting a car with an unfixed recall. there is no existing law for used car sellers. >> congress has not acted to enact that searching the web, i found a used car for sale in the bay area with an open recall for takata airbags. >> there's a recall on this car. >> this used car lot owner told me he didn't know before taking the car in question off the business's website, where it had been listed for sale. even though he wasn't doing anything wrong by selling it. did you know it had a recall on it? a lot of car recall, nhtsa tells abc seven news it does not have authority to require used car dealerships to disclose an open

recall to a buyer or potential buyer, the federal trade commission tells abc seven news the used car rule does not have a requirement that open recalls be disclosed, but it does require that dealers attach a buyer's guide to the vehicle, which includes information about where consumers can search for open recalls on a vehicle. >> that's why it's important to look at your vehicle history report, get a mechanic to check out a car before you buy it to make sure you understand everything that could be wrong with it. >> in march, three u.s. senators introduced the used car safety recall repair act, which, if passed, would require car dealers to repair any outstanding safety recalls in used cars prior to selling, leasing or loaning them to consumers. california congressman mark desaulnier is on the house committee on transportation and infrastructure. >> clearly, the senators bringing this up is appropriate that we need to really look at this. it's shocking to me. the numbers, and clearly there has to be something done. >> in the meantime, you can check the vin number of any vehicle you're purchasing on nhtsa's website to see whether or not there are any open recalls. nhtsa says 27 people in

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apparently, is a bunch of garbage. listen to this. according to the surfrider foundation, friday will be the bay area's dirtiest beach day of the year, with an estimated 3,300 pounds of trash left behind. they say all of that garbage is dangerous to wildlife and human health. the foundation is urging all beach goers to pack their trash. they're also looking for volunteers to clean up the beaches on friday. you can head to surfrider dot org for more information. people just just be aware of your surroundings. take care of mother nature. spencer. it makes me so frustrated to see all this trash. >> same here and i see people littering all the time. and of course this is even worse because it's a bunch of people in a limited space. but i mean, who are these people? are they raised by wolves? i mean, you pack up your garbage and take it

with you. >> it seems to me, since you took the words right out of my mouth. >> yeah, yeah, i remember going to the caribbean. this is dear to my heart and watching leatherback turtles lay their eggs and you know, they travel miles and miles and miles to lay their eggs in the caribbean. and unfortunately, you know, the only thing they consume are jellyfish. but often they confuse, you know, the jellyfish with plastic bags. yeah. so be careful. leave plastic at home, folks. >> yeah, yeah. and pack up your trash. >> yeah. let's be like japan. you know, take all your trash with you, recycle it when you get home. it's just not in our culture. >> it's not that hard to do either. well, we know we are on the eve of one of the nation's biggest 4th of july traditions. the weigh ins were held today for the annual nathan's hot dog eating contest. of course, that's what we're talking about. you can see it tomorrow at 9 a.m. on espn two. now, this year's event features 15 men, 14 women from eight different countries. the contest, though, not going to be the same this year because 16 time champ joey chestnut, you see him doing what

he does best right there. hailing from san jose. he will not be there. he was banned from the competition because he's representing a rival brand that sells plant-based hot dogs, so they told him he could not compete. this year. oh gosh, people look forward to this every year. they look forward to seeing joey just not up there doing his thing. >> leon, are you saying that you could compete? >> i could possibly, you know, compete? yeah. i've witnessed one of these in the past when it was not popular. believe me. years ago. yeah. and suddenly, you know, it was televised and became popular. but, yeah, i think i think i can really. >> how many hot dogs do you think you could eat? >> oh, gosh. probably five. >> okay, listen, that's what the buns too. oh my gosh. >> okay. we're going to challenge you. i think that would make some excellent programing tomorrow. forget about the newscast. yes. leon's eating contest. >> seeing them dip the buns in the water. soggy. just, oh. every year. no ketchup, nothing. >> i just got to say, kobayashi, i saw recently, he's going through some health issues, i

wonder why. yeah, we'll leave it at that. >> great documentary, by the way. >> yes. you know what i was talking about. all right, we shall watch the competition with leann next year. moving on. if you want a successful relationship, apparently you can take a cue from penguins. gentoo penguins, to be exact. male gentoos are known for something called pebbling. that's where they give the very best pebble they can find to the female they are courting. how sweet. using the term pebbling is now popular on social media, where couples share small presents or make kind gestures to make their partner's day brighter. i don't understand, shouldn't we already be doing this? why do we need a penguin to tell us this right? >> and why do we have to wait for a special occasion? right yeah, just. you can send a loving, sweet, romantic card or a bouquet of flowers on any occasion. just like out of nowhere. >> well, with that said spencer, here's my pebble for you, okay? because i love you. >> you got to give me. >> well, you rock, you rock me. >> oh, is that the best one you

could finally add? >> i didn't see that one coming. >> that is hilarious. oh, my god, a little something to say. she's thinking about you, spencer, i love it. >> leon's the best. she rocks. >> well, the newest feature on some subway cars in boston has people asking, what are you looking at? yeah, check it out here, riders. oh, they organized a campaign asking boston's mass transit agency to install these googly eyes on train and trolley cars. the massachusetts bay transportation authority heard the police. they responded by putting them on a small number of vehicles. the agency says it hopes to add a little fun to the daily commute. if we've got time to do these, these trains better be clean on time, never breaking down. >> yeah. >> priorities, people. >> kind of cute though. it is cute. >> adorable. i could see though, you know, massachusetts folks being a little bit, you know, crusty about it too. i could see the cynicism. >> do you want crusty? >> put that in new york.

>> yeah. would you look at me? you look ripping those eyes off. >> i think it would work here on muni for example. but instead we would have pandas. oh, yes. why not? >> i thinking, hey, it's my idea. >> you do a lot of work with, you know that agency, you know, call them up next time. let's see what we can do. all right. well, that's it

you can see people were excited to enter there. there's live music plus all the usual entertainment and food you can expect to find for those worried about staying cool, there are some hydration stations along with indoor activities that are air conditioned. and if you want fireworks, they've got them fireworks every night. >> all five nights of the fair beginning at 930. it's an amazing show. don't miss it. and we encourage everyone to take public transportation. marin transit busses are free, smart is running late trains. >> this is the 82nd year for the fair. it did take a break during the pandemic. organizers expect a total of 100,000 people to show up this year as you can see, they are ready for you. just looked it up 97 degrees right now in san rafael. they are making right now. >> at least the folks there in

that video seem prepared. their fans. some had umbrellas. i mean, just get an ice bucket. spencer. >> yes. and drink lots of water or some healthful drink. stay hydrated. let me take you through our alerts and warnings. once again, our excessive heat warning has been extended. now it will be in effect until 11 p.m. next wednesday. covers virtually all of the bay area, and once again, i'll remind you that under these excessive conditions, excessively hot conditions, there's an increased risk of heat related illness. so bear that in mind. also, our red flag warning for high fire danger has been extended until 9 p.m. saturday, and that's for the santa cruz mountains, the east bay hills, the hills and mountains of the north bay. relative humidity will be down at times to 10 or 11, with occasional gusts over 25mph. of course, increasing the risk of fires starting and spreading overnight. clear skies, mainly with low temperatures well, not very low, ranging from mid 60s to mid 70s, so it will be uncomfortably warm overnight in many locations, especially inland, and some spots near the

bay as well. highs tomorrow. inland areas once again ranging from about 100 to above 105, 108 109. in some locations around the bay shoreline. lots of 90s tomorrow, so the heat goes on. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. as you can see all the way through next wednesday, we expect high temperatures in our inland areas to at least reach 100 and above for most of this period of time, but next tuesday and wednesday, even as the heat eases just a bit, we'll still see a few triple digit readings inland and some 80s around the bay and low 60s on the coast. so just, you know, be brave, be tough, be strong and stay healthy because this heat is going to be with us for a while. >> julian and dion, the pep talk, we all need it. we appreciate it. thank you. spencer. well, speaking of the heat, the alameda county fair is taking extra steps to keep people, animals all safe during this heat wave ahead, we'll take a look at the safety measures being taken in this extreme heat. >> stay with us. >> this is abc 724 >> in san francisco, live at

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fair. they are keeping cool any way they can. abc seven news reporter lena howland shows us the extra precautions being taken to keep those animals and everyone else safe. >> the heat a hot topic of conversation at the alameda county fairgrounds. even among the animals. >> these animals are so big they get tired really easily. like a lot of people can't walk their pigs for more than ten minutes without it starting to squeal. >> courtney lawrence is a 16 year old junior from livermore high school. she's showing two animals through ffa, a pig named tarzan and a lamb named tinkerbell. she says keeping them cool and hydrated is the only thing she's worried about. >> every hour, i'll take him to the wash rack and rinse them off. i have a fan on him at all times, and we have two waterers when we usually put ice in there, so he's doing pretty good. >> temperatures are forecast to reach triple digits wednesday with highs in the 90s through

the last day of the fair sunday. that's why alameda county fair officials say they decided to move animal showings up by two hours. when things are much cooler. >> we've also moved our shows, where the kids exhibit their animals to 6 a.m. by 8:00. it was about 75. and so as you progress through the day, i mean, we're talking a 30 degree difference for these animals, which is huge. and the kids. >> as for the young caretakers of these animals, fair staff and guests, they urge taking precautions before arriving at the fair start drinking your water, drinking your electrolytes. >> make sure you're wearing light colored, loose fitting clothes. make sure you wear a wide brimmed hat. make sure you have an umbrella. take breaks. >> today is also dollar day at the fair. that means $1 general fair admission and $1 rides before 5:00. in pleasanton, lena howland, abc seven news pig ten minutes before it starts

squealing. >> okay. the alameda county fair features small animals including reptiles, rabbits and birds. there's also a petting zoo, too, and the annual junior livestock auction that happens on sunday. abc seven news is streaming 24 seven. get the abc seven bay area streaming tv app and join us wherever you want, wherever you are. that will do it for abc seven news at four. abc seven news at five is up next. a heatwave, it's kinda chilly in here. oh, that's because i'm pre-cooling the house with the ac before 4 pm. then i'll turn our thermostat to a comfortable 78 or higher that way i could stay cool later. ooh, what about me? you're never cool. oh. ♪ when you have moderate to severe eczema, it's okay to show off.

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