and good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, july 23rd. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you. low clouds and fog surging through the golden gate this morning. it's a low deck, though, so it means it's dense. we have fog over into the east bay, but we're still looking at some very warm temperatures inland again today, as you can see, 24-hour change, 5 to 10 degrees warmer inland than yesterday. so with the warmer start, we'll still see numbers well above average in our east bay valleys. 62 in hayward, mild 63 in fremont. 54 in novato. we have coastal fog this morning. the marathon, cool temperatures

for runners. wide range, my noontime, by the afternoon, upper 90s inland. don't look for much clearering at the coast. we'll talk about a couple very cool days coming up in the next few minutes. carolyn. >> all right, lisa. we're following developing news of a wreck that injured several people in san jose overnight. the crash happened around 12:15 this morning on i-280 near mclaughlin avenue. highway patrol officers say four people were taken to the hospital. two with life-threatening injuries. investigators have determined there were multiple collisions involving five cars. some pedestrians were also struck while helping with that first crash. so far, it's unclear whether drugs or alcohol played a role. this morning, barriers are going up along the golden gate bridge. san francisco marathon runners will race across the span for the first time ever, northbound lanes will be closed. here's a look at the race route

in green. these roads will be closed from 7:00 this morning until noon today. the areas in pink show where traffic can cross, but only when there's a break in the race. abc 7 news reporter alyssa harrington has a preview. >> on your mark, get set, go. and move your car before it gets towed. signs like this are posted all over san francisco to clear the course for the 40th annual san francisco marathon. this year, more runners than ever are expected to attend. >> this is the biggest year, the biggest san francisco marathon we have ever had. when the first one ran in 1977, we had just under 1,000 runners. now we have 27,500 runners joining us. >> to prepare, organizers put up barriers. sponsors put up tents. port-a-potties line the embarcadero. even if you're not running, closures will affect traffic. they'll close all northbound lanes from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. to

let runners cross. this is for safety reasons and concerns following terror attacks in europe where drivers have intentionally hit crowds of people. >> runner safety is our number one priority, and spectator safety is our number one priority and we're working tirelessly year round and up to and through race day to make sure we're doing all we can. >> organizers say they're already preparing for next year. alyssa harrington, abc7 news. >> thousands of commuters are experiencing what's going to be a really tough weekend routine for quite a while because san francisco's muni metro subway is closed to test new trains. abc7 news was at muni's embarcadero station yesterday as passengers were forced upstairs to market street to catch shuttle buses. they connect with light rail trains at westporten for the lines and church street for the

j and n. riders have been sharing their displeasure about it. >> i'm happy that we have new trains but for 20 more days of thissish 30 days of this going on, it's going to beridiculous. >> been a frustrating adventure with the whole thing. >> you're now looking at one of the new trains tested at west port portal. muni wants to make sure they work properly. you could ride one of the new trains as early as september. >> autumn leaps forward in terms of reliability. great passenger information systems. it's exciting. >> muni will close the subway during evenings after rush hour ends and on weekends from now until mid-august. authorities have recovered the body of a missing boater who vanished near tomales bay last week. that's according to the family of 70-year-old charles friend. the beloved and longtime owner of the tomales bay oyster

company. yesterday afternoon, the marin county sheriff recovered the body near where friend disappeared tuesday. colleagues reported him missing after finding his empty boat. friend is remembered as a colorful, well liked member of the tight knit tomales bay community. there are no signs of foul play in the death of actor john heard, according to a statement from the santa clara county medical examiner's office. heard died at a palo alto hotel friday where he was recovering from back surgery performed at stanford medical center. heard is best known for his roles in the "home alone" movies and the "sopranos" he was 71 years old, survivd by three children. oakland police have not said if two recent robberies of film crews at gunpoint are linked to one another. the first happened last monday. the second on friday. one of the victims describes what happened. >> i pulled the car inside of

the vacant lot. we were shooting in, and at that point, two armed men crawled under a hole in the fence that was hidden behind a homeless man's encampment, and they chased after us, barbarian style. >> someone also broke into both the crew's van and suv. the thieves ran off after the crew's security guard drew his gun. they made off with about $25,000 worth of gear. developing news from san jose where police are looking for the person who fired a shot at a drive-in movie theater last night. no one was hurt by the gunfire. police found a gun casing but no victim. and no suspect. this morning, police in two east bay cities are investigating a series of smash and grab car thefts. 51 cars were broken into friday alone. abc 7 news reporter leslie

brinkley has our story from brentwood. >> the crime spree started when 17 cars lined up near the front door of this hampton inn in brentwood had their passenger windows smashed, some time before 3:00 a.m. friday. james bennett found his truck and his daughter's camaro were hit. >> they just smashed it open and took and opened these. they opened this. they opened this. and they absolutely, you know, they absolutely ransacked every bit of it. okay. and when they couldn't find anything, they just went to the next car and did the same thing. >> a desk clerk heard a car alarm and called police. unfortunately, there were no surveillance cameras at all up at this hotel, trained on the parking lot. across the way is an auto supply store. police intend to look at that video. >> they're getting what cash they can get. and then they steal the car. the lexus. >> police say a 1999 four-door lexus with california license

plate 4jpx560 was stolen from the hotel and driven to livermore. by 4:30 a.m., livermore police were inundated with 911 calls about car alarms going off in apartment complexes. >> they located between the three streets, we located a grand total of 34 vehicles that had been burglarized. >> all 34 break-ins occurred in just 30 minutes, prompting livermore police to say they're looking for an out of town crew of three to four suspects. earlier this month, 13 cars were targeted near interstate 680. police offered a reminder. >> there is anything in view, try to hide it. lock it up, bring it inside. >> especially overnight. in brentwood, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> the family of a missing man is on a mission to make a dangerous stretch of coastal highway more safe. richard moss dispeered just before memorial day and a search for him is happening near

montero state beach. demonstrators were at the beach yesterday calling for more safety barriers along highway 1. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has our story from pacifica. >> this group of demonstrators standing along highway 1 near montero state beach was hard to miss, and the was the point. >> just being out here today, we have a lot of visibility. >> this group led by dan moss wants more safety barriers built on this stretch. barriers which may have saved the life of dan's son richard, who vanished while driving to work on may 25th. his body was never found. a tire believed to be from his car was located off the side of this cliff last week. >> there could be any number of reasons why richard's car crashed and went over the ever. if there was a barrier there, he may have had to get a new car, maybe go to the hospital, but the result is death. >> she basically went over the cliff. >> 20-year-old rose died one night last september when her car crashed off highway 1.

>> i definitely believe to a high extent her life could have been saved as well as richard's. >> glenda's fiance died on highway 1 in 2004, before the birth of their child. >> i feel like this is an issue that's going to be an issue until we sort of get a response from caltrans. >> caltrans says it's reviewing the matter. >> not just a matter of we can go out there and set up some barriers overnight with no preparation. there's a lot of, even with temporary barriers, still some procedures you have to follow. >> until permanent barriers are built, they want to see temporary guardrails put up as soon as possible. >> well, we've got a lot of events today. chief among them the marathon. what about the running weather? >> well, here in san francisco, we have a lot of fog. it will get more patchy as the morning goes along, but boy, a chilly start. elsewhere, we're in the 60s from our sutro tower camera, we have temperatures in the upper 50s. it's going to be another warm one. cooling at the coast, and in the

north bay, i'll have the full detays in just a few minutes. >> thank you. also ahead, residents who had to flee a massive fire in mariposa county are getting a look at their homes for the first time. and -- >> pablo sandoval. >> the panda is back. giants fans flocked to the south bay to see a f

a california congressman broadened his experience working this weekend as a southwest baggage handler and a starbucks barista. east bay representative eric swalwell posted these photos on twitter. he loaded baggage on a flight

and worked with members of the transport union of america. he also spent several hours working as a starbucks barista in dublin. he said it's all part of the, quote, in your shoes initiative. crews are starting to turn the corner on the largest wildfire in california. just outside yosemite national park. containment at the detwiler fire is up to 40% this morning. roughly 3,000 firefighters worked overnight to put a control line near coulterville. more evacuations were lifted yesterday. reporter corey james from our sister station in fresno has the latest from a community meeting for evacuees. >> bottles of water passed out and fans moving inside mariposa high school, but the lack of water did not bother residents. they were here for a community meeting to learn more about the devastating detwiler fire that

stormed through their town. they had detailed maps pinpointing areas in the clear and areas that still need more work. suzette lives in mormon hills. she said in her lifetime, a wildfire here has never gotten that bad. >> i lived here during the telegraph fire, and this is huge. this is one for the record books. >> so far, the fast moving blaze is now 40% contained. and it has burned more than 75,000 acres. leaving many people like this woman, returning to nothing but rubble and debris where her home once sat. the raging blaze is responsible for destroying 60 homes and 63 other structures, but the chief of mariposa said it would have been a lot worse if it wasn't for it 500,000 gallons of retardant dropped in one day and the residents. >> the fire burned right up to their homes. because they had great defensive space around it, the fire was able to lay down so firefighters

could get in there and knock that stuff down. >> terry is grateful for the work the more than 4500 firefighters have been putting in because he says it has saved not only homes but also lives. >> without them coming from all over the state, putting their lives on the line, sasking our town, saving our homes, i mean, without that resource, we would not be standing here. >> reporting in mariposa, corey james, abc7 news. flames came very close to homes in san bernardino county after a wildfire broke out in highland yesterday afternoon. firefighters moved quickly both on the ground and in the air. they stopped that fire before it reached any structures. another blaze broke out a few miles away. and firefighters faced 90-degree heat as they fought both of those fires. investigators have not said what sparked the fires. many kids don't want to hear the words back to school in july, but some youngsters are now equipped for the inevitable.

abc7 news was at san mateo medical center yesterday where 120 kids got free back packs loaded with school supplies. the golden gate harley davidson owners group organized the giveaway. >> as you can see, makes a lot of people happy. we're really happy to do this. we're going to continue to do this as long as we can. >> local businesses donated cash, backpacks, and supplies for the kids. a familiar face for giants fans has returned home. >> pablo sandoval. >> abc7 was at municipal stadium in san jose when fans cheered pablo sandoval when he went to bat for the first time for the giants minor league team. he left the giants for the red sox after the 2014 world series. one man calls himself a superfan of the panda, and he's willing

to look past what happened a few years ago. >> it was a little bit of a rough exit, for sure, but you know, let bygones be bygones and welcome back to the bay. he helped bring three championships to the bay area. >> fans cheered again when sandoval singled. the panda signed a minor league deal with the giants after being released by boston. happening today, two world class soccer teams will face off at levi's stadium. manchester united and real madrid are competing for the champions cup. the powerhouse teams are drawing huge crowds to santa clara. at least 60,000 tickets have been sold. all the hotels near levi's stadium are sold out. you can watch the game live on our sister station, espn, it begins at 2:00 this afternoon. it's sunday morning. it's all about the microclimates

today as we look at live doppler 7. you'll notice the fog has moved to the east bay. it's situated all the way along the coast. just a quarter mile visibility, half moon bay. going to bring cooler to parts of the bay area. check out the foggy golden gate. yes, this is dense fog here. we still have that big dome of high pressure that's keeping so warm inland for another day. 57 in san francisco. it's 60 in oakland and 63, mountain view. san jose checking in at 68. gilroy, 55. just 54 with that fog. can't see much here from mt. tam because of the blanket of low clouds. 57, santa rosa. 61 in napa. with the 60s still in concord and livermore. upper elevations, inland valleys still retaining that warmth, as much as ten degrees warmer than we were at this time yesterday. we have a trough situations in the pacific northwest. it's going to bring some big-time cooling tomorrow and tuesday. hot inland, cool coast today, with that wide range. we're talking 60s to near 100,

and then looking much cooler for the beginning of the week. so let's take a look at your forecast tomorrow. barely a 90 out there. maybe 91 in livermore. 74 in oakland. as we go to tuesday, very little change. notice we have the greens and yellows, but then by wednesday, it looks like the heat begins to build again inland. so keep thatind mind if you're planning your week. the fog will certainly be right along the shoreline today at times. then it breaks away. we'll call it just peeks of sunshine from time to time. that will keep temperatures in the low to mid 60s here. so ocean temperature, 57 degrees. so certainly good running weather for the marathon. temperatures now in the 50s. it will stay that way through about 9:00. we'll begin to get some sunshine. and by 11:00, we'll be in the 60s. south bay numbers, a warm one. 90 in san jose. you're cooler today, you'll feel the breeze, 80 in redwood city. look at the fog here from the richmond, the sunset, and looking at 64 right along the coast in the north bay, you get

the southerly surge. much cooler for you. look at that, 86 today, sonoma. 87, san rafael. near east bay, nice day with upper 70s. oakland and berkeley. you head inland, a little change here. still flirting with 100 degrees. maybe a couple degrees cooler. and the accuweather seven-day forecast, you download our app and you can continue to see the trend of cooler weather from some spots today. everywhere tomorrow, into tuesday. and then we're looking at partly cloudy skies as we could get a little subtropical moisture move into the area. that keeps it interesting. could see some thunderstorms in the sierra nevada. otherwise, you notice the numbers coming up again thursday and friday, it's going to heat up, it looks to be inland again. yeah. that's the way it goes. >> thank you, lisa. just ahead, a magnificent sight in the sky this weekend. and this could soon be a new world record.

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welcome back, everyone. we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you, carolyn. hi, everyone. we're looking at a good dell of fog surging through the golden gate. as a result, temperatures this morning you would expect would be a lot cooler. we're looking at the warmer start due to all that warmth yesterday, in the upper 90s by our inland valleys. check out this. isn't this gorgeous? from mt. tam. looking at some of those clouds and the beginning of the sun coming up after 6:00. 63 in mountain view. 68 in san jose. look at the foggy golden gate. we're certainly looking at not only fog there, but into the east bay, a quarter visibility on the coast. it's 64 in concord and from our

sutro tower camera, it's a pretty morning. we have the coastal clouds. 50s to 60s. by noontime, all the way up to the upper 80s. another hot day inland, about 10 degrees above average, but cooler gets under way today in parts of the bay area. i'll tell you where in a few minutes. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. breaking news in texas this morning. police in san antonio have found eight people dead in what they call a human trafficking case. investigators say the victims were in a tractor trailer parked in the stifling heat. dozens of people rescued from the truck, including children, were severely dehydrated and have been hospitalized. police say the truck did not have air conditioning. the driver is in custody. surveillance video shows other drivers picking up people from the truck overnight. the u.s. department of homeland security is involved in the investigation. president donald trump is trying to shift the focus back to his agenda this morning.

that's after a big shakeup of his communications team and a volley of tweets aimed at the media. abc news reporter elizabeth hurr with the latest. >> may god bless and guide this warship and all who shall sail in her. president trump sailing ahead with his message to rebuild our nation's military. with the commissioner of the aircraft carrier the "uss gerald ford" as he tries to right the ship among his staff. the commander in chief naming a new communications director, former wall street executive anthony scaramucci. who wasn't always onboard the trump train, once calling him a hack. >> i personally apologize for the 50th time. i love the president. >> and thanking former white house press secretary sean spicer following his resignation, saying sean spicer is a wonderful person who took tremendous abuse from the fake news media.

but his future is bright. the message, among a hail of tweets, another one aimed at "the washington post." their bombshell report that u.s. intelligence intercepted phone calls from the russian ambassador last year. reporting discussions with jeff sessions about the campaign. >> i never had -- >> sessions has denied these talks took place. trump's reaction, quote, these illegal leaks like comey's must stop. sessions was already in trouble with trump days ago, the president expressed his frustration at sessions' decision to recuse himself from the russia probe, telling "the new york times," had he known, he would have picked somebody else to be attorney general. >> he's not afraid to throw loyalists under the bus. >> abc news, new york. the president's attorney will discuss the latest in the russia investigation on this week with george stephanopoulos. tune in at 8:00 this morning for that story, plus sarah huckabee sanders' first interview as

white house press secretary. again, this week with george stephanopoulos begins at 8:00 after the weekend edition of "good morning america" rights here on abc7. apple users, check your phones. your tablets, computers. you could be at risk of getting hacked. the cupertino company has just released a new software update for iphones, ipads, and mac computers. the ios 10.3.3 update fixes fixs vulnerability that allows hackers to take over your device. now, to update, all you have to do is go to settings and then select general. and then select software update. mac users should go to the app store and select updates. google has already fixed a similar problem for android users. a utah man is thanking two good samaritans who saved his life after he was attacked by wasps during his hawaiian

vacation. his name is jake, and he took his family kayaking on the river in kauai when his kayak bumped the wasp nest. he pushed his family away from the nest and then capsized his own kayak for protection. but those wasps were determined to protect their turf. swarming the utah man, stinging him several times. he was unaware he was allergic to wasp stings until he went into shock and stopped breathing. >> kids were like, daddy, breathe. breathe. because we had to get him to breathe. >> well, two women nearby grabbed the 6'8" tall shauf and brought him to shore. medics gave him a shot of adrenaline. he regained consciousness and has recovered from that attack. >> residents of a phoenix suburb have banded together to patrol their neighborhood streets at night. they're on the lookout for scorpions. members of this neighborhood group in surprise, arizona, are

armed with spider spray and black lights. the nightly routine can take out anywhere from 30 to 300 scorpions a night. volunteers have mapped areas that need to be tended to by the exterminators. >> i realized how many people were having a large problem with the scorpions. we thought, well, something has to be done. so why not us? >> why not. >> their nightly routine has turned into good exercise for the neighbors. scorpion stings are typically harmless, but some species can inflict fatal ones. the wife of a michigan police officer is turning her local department's old uniforms into toys that can help children cope with traumatic situations. eva gray is busy snipping and stitching old dress shirts and pants from the police department into teddy bears. police shirts become coats for the bears. buttons become eyes. pieces of the pants help shape

the stuffed animals. officers take the bears out on patrol, handing them to children they encounter during calls. in times of critical incidents, you know, children become very upset. and sometimes they can get the view that the police might be against them, and we want to make sure that they know that the police are there to help. well, this all started when the department asked officers to come up with a creative way to recycle their old uniforms. and one officer took the idea home to eva, and she came up with those teddy bears. still ahead on abc 7 morns, drone racing inside the palace of fine arts. why pilots are hoping to port takes off with virtual reality. and here is a live look from our mt. tam cam. right now, it's rather foggy. there are a lot of low clouds. but it's going to be hot inland, cooler days are ahead, however.

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welcome back, everyone. it is 5:39 on this sunday morning. thanks for getting up early to watch the abc 7 mornings. this is a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. boy, is it socked in. you know, 27,000 runners are taking part in the san francisco marathon. how they're going to find their way across that bridge, wow, they might need, as our director

said, maybe they need candles or torches or something. but good luck to them today. i'm sure they can make it to the finish line. lisa along shortly with the full forecast. sebastopol is using music to see if they can make their whiskey more flavorful. >> i have been doing an experiment for a while now to see whether or not actual sound vibrations will affect the maturation of whiskey in a barrel. >> hmm. the spirit works distillery owner showing us what he's doing with a batch of music infused whiskeys. each cask has a different music genre pumped into it. they include bluegrass, classical, and country. happening today, a chance to enjoy free live music at the waterfront. the san francisco symphony is performing at noon at pier 27. they'll play a variety of fan favorites including songs from

west side story, wc's claire delune, and it's the third year the symphony is hosting a free concert. families are encouraged to pack a picnic and hang out on the lawn. it should be temperate, i would think in san francisco, but hotter elsewhere. >> yeah, the fog to contend with today. also breezy winds. a wide range of temperatures as the fog has certainly made its march across the bay this morning. we have it in the east bay. a live look outside from our sutro tower camera. we'll still have plenty of sunshine away from the shoreline. the heat is on still inland today. almost -- well, it should be the warmest day of the week, and then temperatures once again up and down for the full last week of july. i'll explain coming up. >> that was a beautiful shot there, lisa. also ahead, the giants, the padres have played a total of eight hours and 43 minutes in just two games. they go to extra innings for the second game in a row. anthony flores has the

highlights coming up in sports.

welcome back, everyone. 5:44 on this sunday morning. thank you for joining us for abc7 mornings. this is a live look from our roof cam, as maybe some folks are preparing for the san francisco marathon. looks like they've got their bibs on there. a couple of runners. the actual race starts later this morning. some people are doing a double marathon, we've been told. so good running weather for them. a bit windy, perhaps. but nice and cool. lisa will be along shortly to tell everybody else what's happening where you live. and sports this morning, the

a's will try to avoid being swept in new york. oakland takes on the mets at citi field at 10:10 this morning. the giants will try to gain a split of their four-game siriwise the padres. first pitch is at 1:05 this afternoon at at&t park. yesterday, the giants and padres played extra innings for the second time in 24 hours. this time, san francisco prevailed. here's anthony flores with the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning, everyone. well, it was worth the wait, with one swing of the bat, nick hunley sets off a giants celebration during a 12-hour marathon against the padres. a cool way to hang out at the ballpark. matt moore allowed for runs in six innings. the pitcher, perdomo, with a drive into the alley. the padres lead it 4-1. the giants answer in their half, eduardo nunez tied it with the based loaded two-out single.

two runs score. the game is knotted at 4-4. hunley with a long single to left that scores the winning run. giants win it 5-4 in 12 innings. >> pablo sandoval basically said oops, my bad. he said he's learned hilesson and the giants believe he still has game. pablo signed a minor league contract with the giants and played third base in san jose, had a base hit and an rbi. sandoval made waves with his parting shots toward his former teammates when he left for boston. he apologized for those comments and said he wished he re-signed with the organization two years ago and looking forward to working his way back into the giants dugout. >> do the best. i'm here. the most important thing, i'm here for a second chance to show i'm just looking forward to being back here and showing what i can do. >> the a's taking on the mets.

first batter of the game, just the second pitch, and matt joyce hits a lead-off home run. his 13th of the season. oakland scores four runs off zach wheeler in the opening frame. and in the third, matt chapman, no doubt about this one. second deck. oakland has a 5-0 lead. not by a long shot. the mets score four runs in the sixth. then in the eighth. lucas duda ties it with a base hit. it's 5-5. bottom nine, castro on the mound, wilber flores sends it up, up, and away. a walk-off home run, the second of his career. mets with six unanswered runs. they beat the a's 6-5. >> gold cup soccer semifinals. usa taking on costa rica. 34-year-old clint dempsey comes into the game in the second half. he sets up josie alt adore's goal in the 72nd minute. dempsey ties landon donovan for the u.s. men's national all-time

scoring record with his 57th career goal. that came on a free kick. the u.s. advances to the gold cup final. 2-0 is the final. w nba all-star game in seattle. former stanford cardinal with 22 points. she had the bucket there, and her teammate maya moore had 23, with five three pointers, she was the game's mvp. john quell jones had 24 points, late in the game, but the west all-stars prevailed by a final of 130-121. that's a look at your morning sports. have a great weekend, everyone. good morning to you. sunday morning, just the way we like it. hopefully a little fog at the coast and warm inland for a fine summertime day. although it could be a tad too warm. a lot like yesterday. we're going to fix that, though, as soon as we head into your monday. but we will get into some cooling today. here's a live look from our sutro tower camera. we're talking about more heat

today inland. here's a look at what you can expect. upper 90s again for concord. you'll notice a big cooldown tomorrow into tuesday, you'll see temperatures even below average. but yes, just like we have been doing the past couple weeks, the numbers go back up. in fact, by the end of the week, well above average. as we look outside, check out the golden gate bridge. you can't even see it there. we're looking at not only the low clouds and fog, it is chilly out there. and it should be foggy for most of the day. the fog pulling back from time to time. here's live doppler 7. you can see the fog footprint here over into the east bay. we have a quarter mile visibility from half moon bay, but the fog has moved into parts of the bay. it is shallow. we still have a big dome of high pressure overhead that is pushing down on the atmosphere. i want you to get caught up on the tropics. fernanda, greg, now hillary. you can see it just off the coast of acapulco. this is expected to become a

hurricane by tomorrow. category-1 with 75-mile-per-hour winds and it continues to strengthen as it takes the same track. the cooler waters of the pacific, and that's been bringing some high surf and some rain and squally weather over into hawaii. here's a look at mt. tam. isn't this beautiful with the low clouds and fog? 57 in the city. 63 in mountain view. 68 in san jose. with 54 at half moon bay. another vantage point from our east bay hills camera. it's hazy. still mild with mid 60s to upper 60s. 57 in santa rosa. southerly flow on the way. that means the north bay cools down. san francisco will be cool, but another hot day inland with a wide range of temperatures, and then we talk about the much cooler weather tomorrow and tuesday. so today, for the marathon, we're cloudy, in the 50s through 7:00. then peeks of sun, partly cloudy through 11:00. temperatures climbing through the 60s. if you're coming into town for the game today, cooler with breezy conditions. upper 60s at at&t parx, and

highs around the bay ranging from the 60s to about 70 in san francisco. 88 in fremont. cooler for you. look at that 90 in san jose. 85 in napa. if you're heading to santa clara today for the game, the soccer game, it will be a warm one. upper 80s there. so dress appropriately, and bring the hat. download our app if you haven't done so already because you can track the cooler trend. here's our accuweather seven-day forecast. it kind of spells it out for you. we have several models a day, so this does change. and we've got the flow of the low clouds and fog that dictates our high temperatures this time of year. once again, the warmest weather will be today, and then we cool off, it's getting warm again by the end of the week, but mainly inland. you can handle that. >> yeah. even i can handle that. thank you, lisa. not laungs ago, san francisco's palace of fine arts housed the explor atorium. today, it's home to a much different hands-on science experiment. as abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom explains, the latest

chapter in drone sports is all about making them fun to watch. >> two, one, go. >> flying at speeds well over 100 miles per hour. if you think it looks fast from the ground, just imagine what the pilots are seeing. >> i put the goggles on and i immediately felt immersed like i was flying from inside the drone, flying at high speeds like i was actually piloting it. you get this rush, an adrenaline rush you don't get from any other sport. >> drone racing is a growing community. >> we're all competing but everybody is friends. >> until we get in the goggles. >> they race up and down the west coast, but this is different. >> this is the first time we're trying to find the fastest drone pilot in california in a sanctioned drag racing set-up. >> the quarter mile indoor track takes just ten seconds to fly. unless you crash before finishing. >> you smash them all the time. they're made for it, though. >> even a tine slip of the thumb could have pilots putting down

the controls to pick up a soldering iron. >> i broke my arm playing baseball so now i can just swap it out and go again. >> if they are addicted to the sport, there's a good reason. specifically speaking, they say they are. >> your brain is being flooded with chemicals. the same chemicals you would have if you were on drugs. flying drones is literally like being on drugs for a lot of the pilots. >> now for the sponsors at comcast, the challenge is giving the rush to the audience. >> streaking down the hallway. >> they made this a tv production, and with their new internet, virtual reality could >> we're experimenting. if this captivates the imagination, we're we'll find a bunch of ways to bring that to the viewer. >> pilots say when you can see what they're seeing, the sport will take off. >> it's going to blow up. >> in san francisco, jonathan blum, abc 7 news. coming up, marvel introduced some of its new films coming out

in the next year. we'll tell you which ones stole the show at comic-con this weekend.

the last day of san diego comic-con is today, but marvel fans have much to look forward to. they went wild for a sneak peek of the upcoming black panther movie. marvel studios revealed this official movie poster last night. the film stars chadwickboseman as chuchala. it will be out in theaters in 2018. disney is the parent company of marvel and abc7 news. up next on abc7 mornings at 6:00, developing news. several people recovering after multiple collisions on a south bay freeway. plus, runners have already hit the streets of san francisco this morning. what you need to know if you're headed out there.

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good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, july 23rd. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you. hi, carolyn. doing to be a warm day for most of us, but our cooling is under way as low clouds and fog have made it through the golden gate. you can see the gray here on live doppler 7. that represents the low cloud deck over into the east bay. quarter mile visibility from half moon bay, and wait until you see some of the live pictures. 24-hour temperature change. we're still warmer than we were yesterday in our east bay valleys. still haven't reached any of the cooling yet, but look at mt. tam. beautiful view of the low cloud deck. we will get some sunshine, but the north bay will be the recipients of much of the cooling today. 64 in san jose. 54, half moon bay. look at