good saturday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm matt keller. let's start with a quick look at the weather. here is meteorologist lisa argen. all is clear and we're looking at another warm day around the bay. not as hot as yesterday as our onshore winds will kick up throughout the day, but this is going to be after 2:00. this will cool the coast down and bring san francisco's temperatures down about ten degrees today. so that sets you up for the upper 70s, to the 80s along the coast, in the city, low 90s in santa claira. matt? thank you, lisa. developing news from san jose where two-story townhouses considered a total loss after a big fire raced through last night. it started just after 10:00.

a car parked insaid the ground floor garage caught fire. flames quickly spread through the house. three people escaped without being injured. one of those people ran back inside the house to rescue dogs who were trapped inside. they all managed to get out safely. 40 firefight wrers called to get the fire under control by midnight. the cause is under investigation. also in the south bay, a are morgan hill elementary schoolteacher is in jail this morning accused of sexually assaulting a young student inside a classroom. police are worried there may be other victims. abc 7 news reporter elyssa harrington has more. >> reporter: loyd has been arrested on suspicion of sexually touching a student inside his classroom at morgan hills paradise valley elementary school. >> the sexual assault occurred at the school on two different occasions, twice within the last 30 days. >> reporter: and during school hours. loyd was arrested at his home in hollister. the victim told a staff member here at the school about her

teacher's behavior. that person then told the principal who called police. the superintendent put loyd on leave. >> student learning needs to continue to happen at that school. >> reporter: parents are appalled by the allegations. >> it's clearly shocking. it is a close knit school community. >> reporter: torres says his daughter had loyd as a teacher. she often stayed after school to get help on homework assignments. >> knowing that my daughter was by herself with two other students after school hours is concerning. >> reporter: loyd has been he at the school since 2000. he taught fifth grade and creates a newsletter called room 9 times. detectives are urging parents to talk with their kids to see if there are more victims. in morgan hills, elissa harrington, abc 7 news.

berkeley police made an arrest in one of three sexual assaults reported near the uc campus last saturday, all involving fraternities. 20-year-old eugene is accused of assaulting a woman at the frat house where he lives. they say he is not linked to the other two attacks which remain under investigation. he is being held on $100,000 bail. the family of an oakland teenager declared brain dead say they have proof the girl is not brain dead. she was dechaired brain dead last december after surgery at the children's hospital in oakland. since then she has been on a ventilator in new jersey. the family reported video showing her responding to her mother's voice. here's lillian kim. >> so she knows the difference between left and right. >> reporter: wakefield says her daughter responds to her verbal commands, proof, she says, that the oakland teenager is alive despite having been declared brain dead in december. in this clip she asked her to

move her arm. >> come on. very good. very good job. >> reporter: and in this clip she asks her to move her foot. >> come on, girl. that's very good. oh, i'm proud of you, boo. >> reporter: she and her family members gathered at their attorney's office to present what they believe is evidence that she is not brain dead. here is a photo of her about to get an mri in the presence of experts retained by the family and an image of what chris dolan says is of the child's brain. >> here is her mri. this is unequivalent proof that she has not had her brain liquefied. >> it's very sad. it's unfortunate the family has not been put in a situation to accept the reality. >> reporter: david magnet of stanford has not seen the so-called evidence but doubts she is alive. he says it is common for people declared brain dead to have random body movements. >> if you videotape long enough

you'll have things at that will coincide roughly with instructions. >> reporter: despite the critics, her mother presses on. she's going to court asking that her death certificate be reversed so she can bring her back home and get possible medical care inc california. she is currently at an undisclosed location in new jersey. >> and as long as i'm living and have a heartbeat, as long as she has one, i will never ever let anybody disconnect her. >> reporter: the court date is scheduled for thursday. in san francisco, lillian kim, abc 7 news. health occasions confirmed the first case of the ent enterovirus in san francisco. a san francisco child was admitted to a hospital last month, treated, and discharged in good condition. across the state 14 children infected. 13 of them had respiratory illnesses and yesterday health officials confirmed one in los angeles had limb paralysis which is rare. they're relieved the state hasn't seen as many cases as other parts of the country. >> i mean, we expect to see more

cases but also being today, we believe that it's positive that we have only 14 cases out of the many cases we've tested for. >> no vaccine is available for the enterovie sus. a california highway patrol investigation found caltrans did not retaliate against those who express ed concerns about the by bridge. the findings of the investigation were released yesterday. chp says they did not violate whistleblower laws. it did, however, feigned a p pattern of mismanagement that left employees fearful of being punished for raising concerns about the construction project. the report did not address the safety of the bay bridge. sizzling temperatures made it difficult for many across the bay area this week. in the east bay friday night football was a little tougher because of the heat and it's hard on firefighters keeping an eye on high fire danger. alan wang has the story. don't take too much in. stay hydrated.

>> reporter: the amerimercury s above 90 degrees. it was hotter here than in and the yk and pittsford. >> i'm melting. >> reporter: by the end of the first quarter the berkeley jv football team experienced a total meltdown. vacaville leading 28-0. >> it's their environment, not ours. we're going to stay hydrated all day long and see if we can get the win today. >> how is this wet treating you. >> we're not used to it. >> reporter: and these high temperatures equal high fire danger. >> if you get winds in this condition, things will escalate quickly. >> reporter: the winds are expected to be low this weekend. still, the fire district is staffing an extra engine company because it's been so dry. >> the low relative humidity is so low it lends itself to rapid fire spread and fires start easily when it's that low. that's our big e danger. >> reporter: firefighters are asking everyone to keep their

eyes peeled for any signs of smoke. in the east bay, alan wang, abc 7 news. and you can track the high temperatures anytime with the abc 7 news weather app. you can get it free from apple's app store on google play and we also have more information at abc7news.com/apps and we're seeing a wide range of temperatures. >> with those longer nights. we will get into cooling. l cooler at our beaches in san francisco. that will still keep us in the 80s. yesterday was 92 downtown. more mid-90s for you. you're out of the heat advisory. i'll explain when we return. all right, thank you, lisa. still to come, new details on the domestic violence case against ray mcdonald. what we've learned about the police officer whose conduct is being questioned because of his involvement in the case. and october is breast cancer awareness month. we'll tell you about the place women can turn to for the

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good morning. beautiful shot there. the sun is up and it's going to be another warm day in the city.

temperatures are going to peak around 80 degrees today. lisa argen will have the forecast coming up. we're learning more about the night police arrested 49er ray mcdonald. we reported exclusively thursday night that mcdonald called a san jose officer around the time the 911 call was made. vic lee has more. >> reporter: the nate ray mcdonald is accused of physically abusing his fiance, listen closely. >> her fiance was hitting had he. >> reporter: a new rp, a new reporting party, meaning there was a prior 911 call to this incriminating one. who made that 911 call, and did it differ from this one? lawyers tell us the 911 calls are typically considered hear say. that's why the cop mcdonald called that night is so important. reliable sources tell us the san

jose police officer sergeant shawn pritchard and that he went to mcdonald's home after the 49er defensive end called him. the same sources say it was either before or about the time that a 911 domestic violence call was made. they tell abc 7 news pritchard also works in the secondary job as security at 49ers games. our sources say he was most likely off duty at the time. but lawyers we spoke with say that doesn't matter if this case goes to trial. attorney steven clark. >> on or off duet kty really is important. an officer made observations and those are key in the d.a. evaluating whether they should pursue this case to a trial. >> reporter: lawyer dennis luca tells us it doesn't matter if you're off-duty. if you stumble across a potential crime scene, you're still an officer of the law. as such, they can't violate their sworn duties. >> if you cross that line and engage in, again, any sort of

behavior or conduct that interferes with an official investigation, you can be -- the department can take action against you personally. >> reporter: police sources tell us pritchard was most likely told to fill out a supplemental police report outlining in detail what he saw and heard. and that could be one of the most important bits of evidence in determining whether or not to file charges against mcdonald. vic lee, abc 7 news. just weeks after apple unveiled the iphone 6 and 6 plus, the local tech titan is planning another event for october 15. according to rico.com, apple will introduce its newest ipads and macs. this will will be a more laidback affair compared to the iphone launch at the flint center. apple declined to comment. we may now know what tesla will unveil next week. a dual motor of its popular model s. this is a picture of the car. earlier this week we showed you

this mysterious tweet announcing the october 9 event. the car company is expected to reveal a prototype for its model 3. when a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer, she often needs to stop working. lyanne melendez tells us about an organization to help while the patient focuses on the most important thing, her health. >> reporter: this woman thought she would be force ed d to drop of school. that's when she heard of the breast cancer emergency fund. >> i was thinking i can never reach my goal. at least financially they give me the peace of mind and i can keep my dignity, i can continue to go to school and get through that. >> we can make it a lot easier for them to focus on their health and families by covering their rent, their utility bills, their basic living expenses. >> reporter: the majority of the women live in underserved communities. many of them are single moms.

anita will now work at the organization to 0 help asian women diagnosed with breast cancer navigate their way through the system. >> i found out, you know, especially for the new immigrants, they don't know where to get had help. >> reporter: october is breast cancer awareness month. the emergency fund has its yearly signature fund-raiser called this old bag where designers and others donate handbags to the auction. the ritz-carlton is also a big supporter. >> we've created a pink cocktail where proceeds had will be going back to the organization. >> reporter: the drink is called the girl. for every cocktail sold, the emergency fund will get $1. the hotel will also donate $10 for each tea seating, part of the commitment to communities around the world. >> underprivileged children, poverty, environmental conservation in the communities in which we do our business.

>> and that was lyanne melendez reporting. the ritz-carlton will be lit up to bring awareness to breast cancer. breast cancer emergency fund will have its big event november 17. affordable housing advocates will protest luxury condo complex in san francisco's mission district later today. the group is calling on the city to stop the construction of a 300-unit complex at 16th and mission streets. this is video from a previous protest. the advocates are upset over rising rent and the evictions of longtime residents in the rapidly changing neighborhood. the rally begins at 1:00 at 24th and york streets. the group are will march the 16th. they will hold a protest. a santa rosa city councilman is feeling the heat after a testy exchange with a bus driver all caught on camera. >> do you realize you're over the white line? >> i know that, dude. >> you have to stay inside the line. [ bleep ] ex [ laughter ] >> the councilman accuses the

unidentified bus driver of trying to run him over as he rode his bike through downtown santa rosa. onboard cameras captured the exchange. it was shared with abc 7 news. right now east bay water supply is at its fifth lowest level in history. the entire system is at 404,000 acre feet. the most recent time it was that low was in 1982. it was about 23,000 acre feet lower. the district's biggest reservoir comanche at 32% of capacity and 51% of its average. but eb mud points out the party reservoir is at 81% of capacity and a year's worth of water is available even if there's no rain this winter. the drought has state wildlife officials pulling out all the stops to protect the fall salmon run. they are primarily produced in hatcheries and are making their way upstream from the ocean. if the water is not cool enough, the salmon won't hatch.

they are installing refrigeration units. salmon industry brings in $1.5 billion every year. we could use more rain, but it doesn't look like we're going to get any. >> the ocean water temperatures are up eight to ten degrees above average and our afternoon highs today 15 to 18 degrees above average despite a ten degree cooldown. you follow that? it was 92 yesterday in san francisco. not going to be that hot today with 95 at sfo. and we're looking at some 80s today. a late afternoon sea breeze and the fog won't return until tonight. it's about the very, very light winds today. they're still offshore and then they'll switch ashed to an onshore component that will will help us out but not in time to cool us off. right now you can see pretty much low to mid-60s from san jose to san carlos in san francisco. upper 50s, though, half moon bay. you have climbed seven degrees in the past hour, so it's a

clear sky, that sun coming up. we're heating up rapidly and in san he jose more low 90s for you and you are in the heat advisory today where we'll see temperatures very warm once again. 56 by the delta. it's 50 in napa. we were down to 46 this morning in napa and truckee was at 28 degrees. so even though we have this october warmth, it certainly feels like fall early morning through the overnight hours. and our camera, the hottest date will be today. we'll look for dangerous surf to s santa cruz and coastal cooling later on today. that will set us up into the upper 70s to low 80s for bodega bay, stinson beach and ocean beach. the heat advisory from 11:00 to 9:00 p.m. for 80s and 90s from the san francisco bay shore, east bay shore, santa clara and santa cruz down to big sur. our dominant ridge of high pressure really isn't moving yet. it will slowly move later on

today though a light sea breeze tonight and day-to-day we'll trim off a few more degrees. notice the pressure gradient switch onshore late in the day and the fog is only up to point arena by late in the afternoon. so it's going to be a beautiful afternoon. be careful out there with the dangerous surf, the extremely dry conditions, long periods southwesterly swell brings the risk of strong rip currents from marin to santa cruz. the beautiful sky right now and with the clear conditions we'll be looking at numbers really climbing today think where from 12 to 17 degrees above average. so here is a look at the south bay. 92 san hjose. 97 in morgan hill. low 90s return for redwood city. san francisco 82 today. 91 in novato and look at the beach temperatures. nice day bodega bay but then the sea breeze later on today. castro valley, 91. 95 in san ramone.

the seven-day forecast then, the numbers very warm today. five to eight degrees cooler tomorrow. waking up to just a little bit of fog and we'll look for that seasonal weather pat earp for monday, tuesday and wednesday with low to mid-80s for tuesday and wednesday. upper 60s coast side and warmer by thursday and friday. we'll let you know how warm in your community by keeping track of bay area weather on twitter. no 90s in pacifica today. >> good news for them. thank you, he is a. coming up, the surprise in store for one pennsylvania family after an unexpected visitor found a

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good morning. we're start iing this half hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> hi, matt. a look from our east hills camera. lots of sunshine. temperatures mainly in the 50s. 57 half moon bay. sunshine is for everyone right now. we are looking at a heat advisory for the bay shore, from the east bay, san francisco bay shoreline, and also around santa clara and santa cruz so another hot day with 80s and 90s around

the bay, and we'll even reach the 80s again today along the coast. san francisco, you're cooler. we're about ten degrees cooler along the coast and another hot one inland. we'll touch the upper 80s. no cool tomorrow. matt? a renewed call from president obama to help str struggling families in america. the president is calling for a higher minimum wage. >> it's time to stop punishing the heaardest working americans time to raise the minimum wage. it would help 28 million americans. recent surveyed showed that a majority of small business owners support a gradual increase to $10.10 an hour. the folks are running out of excuses. >> republicans responded by

blasting president obama for higher taxes that burden small businesses. they made a call to repeal the president's affordable health care act. this morning an american family in a state of high anxiety and a british family in mourning. a new isis video shows the apparent beheading of a british taxi driver who had gone to syria as part of an aid convoy. >> reporter: his name is peter, a 26-year-old from indiana, shown in the latest isis video kneeling in the desert next to a man now threatening to kill him. he is a former army ranger who served in iraq, a medic who found a cause in the brutal syrian civil war, founding a nonprofit aid group dedicated to providing food and medical supplies to the masses fleeing the endless cycle of violence. >> this is again another very clear exam l am of the brutality of this group. >> reporter: it was this time last year that he was kidnapped on his way to eastern syria.

his would-be executioner saying that he and other americans will pay the practice for continued american led air strikes. the warning coming moments after the beheading of british aid worker, a former taxi driver who last christmas delivered supplies to displaced syrians. the mass executioner in the video speaking with an english accent as did the militant in the previous clip whom the fbi says they've identified. the obama administration is claiming military and economic blows against the group which despite the assault has managed to maintain its control of a huge stretch of territory in both iraq and syria. and that was alex report in. marin county officials are putting a youthful twist on gun buyback events. kids can trade in toy guns and violent video games in exchange for ben & jerry's ice cream and raffle tickets. organizers say they want to

spread a message of peace amongst marin's youth. the event is sponsored by the marin county district attorney's office. turning now to a chilling tale about a man who used charm and bible quotes to work his way into the personal lives of bay area residents. he gained their trust and took their money. the perpetrator has been arrested and prosecuted. michael finney has the story. i was totally taken in by his story. >> reporter: 89-year-old claire has a hard time talking about this man. john gway of san jose. >> it makes me shudder. >> reporter: she met him two years ago when he called her claiming he was referred by her longtime broker. >> he told me i hadn't been investing for a while and i needed to see him. >> reporter: so she went and claire quickly grew fond of him. he was friendly, polite, and given to quoting moral lessons from the bible. >> his story was that he was a

good christian and, therefore, i should trust him. >> reporter: and so he invited her to invest in light financial services. clara didn't hesitate. >> i gave him the check and he was going to invest it for me. >> reporter: actually she wrote two checks, totaling $100,000. gway promising a 3% return on her investment. >> very congenial. very friendly. >> reporter: he befriended clara's daughter and her husband. karla was impressed with his charm and his passion for quoting the bible. >> he said god wants you to intere interest. >> reporter: she invited him to christmas dinner. he brought his mother and daughter. and when he suggested karla should invest in blake financial, she didn't hesitate either. >> i wrote him a check for $100,000. >> my check was for $25,000. >> reporter: susan ma teo and hr

partner john sands invested a total of $75,000 with gway. he had been their trusted adviser since 2001. >> we became friendly over the years. >> reporter: and so it came as a shock to susan, john, karla and clara when they found out all the money they had given to gway was gone . >> at some point he turned from being a legitimate broker into a scam artist. >> reporter: the fraud came to light when karla asked him for a statement of their account. he provided this document. but karla realized it was phony. then things got scary. >> my husband and i realized he had scammed us, so i fired him on the phone and he drove to cass tore valley where my mom lives. >> reporter: he drove karla's elderly mother and tried to put his name on her account. an alert teller called karla. then the police. >> he was getting them to invest their money in what turns out to be a nonexistent company.

>> reporter: alameda county district attorney's office charged him with stealing that money from his clients. there was no blake financial services. there were no investments and nearly $300,000 had vanished. >> i was devastated and shocked. >> reporter: he had once been a legitimate broker. he's pled no con it test test. >> it affected me very deeply over many months. >> you think you can trust somebody and they betray you like this. a massive cyber attack against jpmorgan chase may have left the company vulnerable to another one. they admitted the breach was larger than fist thought. 76 million households and 7 million small businesses in all making it the largest breach yet. it could take months for the bank to change computer programs breached by hackers. names, addresses and phone numbers were exposed.

the company says no account information was accessed. governor brown has signed a new law to protect consumers' personal information and make retailers obligated to help. the law is inspired by last year's massive data breach in target stores where millions of customers' credit and debit card numbers were compromised and a similar breach at neiman marcus stores. right now it is not against the law for retailers to sell your social security number to other companies. >> if someone can buy you social security number, then they often have ready access to who you are, where you live, where you bank, where where you shop, what credit cards you have, all of your information. it can be extremely damaging. >> the new law takes effect january 1. it will prohibit the sale ofs is is numbers and obligate retailers to offer consumers protection such as credit monitoring for one year after a breach of their security. the battle over a proposed

soda tax in berkeley seems to have taken a nasty turn. it is about whether berkeley should impose a soda tax. some campaign signs have gone missing in the past few days. one side is accusing the other side of stealing them. field director for the campaign shot that cell phone video you just saw showing people taking down no signs. they haven't taken any of the opposition's campaign signs. just ahead, the search for the next big thing. we'll take you to where inventors were given 240 seconds to change your life. and here is a live look at the san mateo bridge from the hayward side. check out those blue skies. yeah, blue skies means nothing to keep the heat from escaping this morning. and nothing to keep the heat from coming down today. it will be a hot one. just how hot and the changes coming your way for next week.

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good morning. it's a live look from the golden gate bridge. people think san francisco is sunny in the morning. the fog is gone but it's coming back. making an appearance this afternoon and evening.

we've seen the explosion of smart phones and tablets. a new boom is upon us. jonathan bloom explains google glass may be most visible examples of marvels that are practically invisible. >> reporter: this is a big day. >> i'm bad freeman. >> reporter: after months of long days and sleepness nights, a few precious minutes to impress investors. >> we can tell you who you met. you won't have to wear a badge again. >> they turned it into wearable tech. >> seamless integration in a our lives. >> something that made it

simpler to be a modern day woman. >> in every pocket a charging cable and a replaceable power cartridge. >> you walk and you have a power source in your handbag. it's this care free experience. >> reporter: dwayne morrison doesn't know me but he's about to know how i'm feeling. this tiny sweat sensor to judge your emotions while you watch a video. it'll be great are for marketers who will love the data for this wrist band. >> whether it's your competitor or not. >> reporter: startups are already raking in funds like drum pants. now they've come up with a new use for the sensors. >> these can go in your shoes. >> reporter: controlling a virtual walking video. >> like you're walking in real life. >> reporter: real life is about

to get interesting. they were to appear on "shark tank." >> i think there will be drama going on. it'll be exciting. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. drama in the weather department with heat out there. >> no wind out there at all. that is aiding in their quick warm-up. san francisco in the 80s. forecasting temperatures in the low 80s today with the sea breeze. the second half of the weekend that will change. thanks, lisa. giants pitcher jake peavy won a cy young award seven years ago but he still plays like he has something to prove. they're a playoff force once again.

good morning. looks like the bugs like the beach in santa cruz. check out the critter on the lens. 80 degrees probably, lisa. looking really nice right now. maybe you head out there early. no fog, blue skies. >> it was 99 there yesterday. 105 in gilroy and 95 at the airport.

temperatures out of control yesterday. no fog right now the air temperature 68 degrees and the water temperature is 60 degrees. the winds are very, very light. another glimpse of santa cruz if you want to head to the beach it will be fog free. the sea breeze kicks up. that will cool you off. good morning, oakland. 58 for you and half moon bay is at 61. started out at 50. that sun heating things up.

57 in petaluma. feeling like fall for just a couple of hours. now we're back into summer. one last stop where average temperature for early october should be about 70. dangerous surf down to santa cruz happening late today. another glimpse and a look at the average temperatures and the forecast highs in the middle. anywhere from 13 to 17 degrees above average. oakland should see about 72. that sea breeze isn't going to happen soon enough. once it does back to normal slowly. it will be warm again after we cool down the middle of the

week. it's all about this dominant ridge of high pressure keeping all of california really warm. the central coast has been hot be and slowly the high fades away and the sea braez comes back. we do have that long period of southwesterly swell, the possibility from santa cruz up through marin county. be careful if you're heading to the beach. monterey, how about 89 today and temperatures back home in the mid-80s in rich month. 93 san it at that row is a. the east bay shoreline and down through the monterey bay. low 90s around the bay. 80s at our beaches, fog and cooling. getting back to normal by monday

and tuesday where highs continue to slide and then the coolest day midweek and slowly warming back up. >> monday we have the giants game at at&t park. hopefully the weather will be good for that. >> more comfortable. thank you, lisa. in sports the giants continue their winning streak knock iing off the nationals. here's all your sports highlights. jake peavy saved them, five september starts, five runs allowed, a man possessed. his stellar pitching carrying into the postseason. best of five, doesn't matter. take a seat. peavy four no-hit innings. the nats sent out strasbourg.

peavy would give way to the bull pen with two outs in the sixth. strickland and the bases loaded to end the inning. buster posey off the glove of standic. he will score. that run vitally important. bryce harper and the bomb off strickland. it's a 3-1 game. a one run game in the ninth. the throwout to end it. peavy gets the win. that is the longest streak in national league history. >> he gave us what we needed. he threw the ball great and continued to make pitches when he had to. he saved us since he's come over here.

>> tempers flaring early. molina and gonzalez getting into it. benches would clear. no way kershaw blows up for the lead, oh, but he did. that will clear them all. the 7-6 lead. baez inherits carpenter on second. that's gone. a three-run shot. 10-6 cards. the biggest postseason comeback. they take the 1-0 lead. angels and royals. they win 4-1. the angels on the break. the lead back to kansas city.

the orioles, tigers. 11 runs allowed in the first two games in the series. that's delwyn young. j.j. hardy, the 7-6 win. a commanding series lead. game two 2:30 today. tim hud some is on the hill for san francisco. with a look at morning sports, have a great day, everyone. still to come the musical event that's expected to bring hundreds of thousands to golden

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the 14th annual bluegrass festival continues today in san francisco. you can hardly ask for better weather yesterday. sky 7 was overhead and thousands of music lovers flocked the park as the festival kicked off. it began with nine acts 14 years ago and is now a free three-day event featuring more than 100 musical artists performing on seven stages. we have more information on the bluegrass including a link to the schedule at abc7news.com. today looking nice for the festival. >> i think better. a lot of heat with a lot of people yesterday. today temperatures by 11:00 in the mid-70s. it should be in the upper 70s to near 80 by the afternoon and then in the 60s by the evening, so that means the fog is not coming back and the sea breeze comes back late. 89 today in oakland 0. 91 at palo alto and the cooling

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