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good morning, bay area. and good sunday morning. it's july 30th. i'm kate larson in for carolyn tyler this morning. we're going to get a look at our weather with lisa we still have cool weather in the area. >> yes, it's a deeper marine layer, but things are already beginning to change in the atmosphere, so we will see some scleerg. we' -- clearing. we're getting that fog more dense in santa rosa, and as a result we'll see a wind shift and temperatures will warm up. this is mt. tam. 56 in the city. it's 65 in mountain view. sunny in san jose at 63,

livermore 64. 54 santa rosa, 64 concord. here's your 12-hour planner with partly cloudy skies the next few hours. 70s and 80s by noontime. the clouds will clear the coast and we'll look for that summer spread into the mid-90s inland. even warmer into san francisco today but we'll talk about excessive heat for august. kate? breaking news into the south bay that we're following. the chp is reporting a deadly crash in the bay. it happened just before 6:00 a.m. at the substation. at least three cars were involved in the crash and one of them caught fire. a driver is in the hospital after crashing his pickup truck into a tree in santa rosa. they posted these photos on facebook. the crash happened at 4:00 this morning on piner road and bay

village circle. the driver, 20-year-old felix carryon was found outside the truck. witnesses saw him speeding before that. authorities carried out major raids across sydney, and now abc news reporter gloria rivera has the latest. >> there has been a major joint terrorism counter operation to disrupt a terrorist plot to bring down an airplane. >> reporter: an australian terrorist attack thwarted overnight. >> we do believe it's islamic-inspired terrorism. >> reporter: four kacapitals across sydney raided by police. four men are now under arrest and are yet to be charged. the investigation behind the terror plot is in its infant stages, but australian police

officials sharing they believe the plot involved an improvised device. >> the first thing the australian security forces are concerned with is, did we get everybody? was it just these four or are there other individuals involved? did they find information about the scope and scale of this network? were they part of a broader plot or a group called al qaeda or isis? >> for forensic investigators skourg t scouring the property, carrying off evidence for further analysis. they said to expect an increased security presence across the airport. >> travelers should be prepared for additional scrutiny. >> reporter: and this morning at sydney's airport, passengers saying there is already signs of those extra security measures in place. >> gloria riviera, nbc news, washington. here in the bay area, a 64-year-old man is facing charges for allegedly dealing

drugs out of his senior citizens home, and the drugs are about has hard core as you can get. leslie brinkley spoke with a neighbor who said she saw the dealer operate out of his building for two years. >> reporter: the dealer, residents say it was a 60-year-old man who lived in this senior housing complex in the piedmont area of oakland. the customers, young women in their teens and 20s. this woman said she saw it all unfold night after night from a window looking down on the circle drive. >> they would hand over small packets of drugs to people, get money. car drives away and then 15, 20 minutes later another car comes through. so continual traffic coming through here buying drugs from him. >> reporter: like drive-through drugs. >> drive-through drugs. >> reporter: this disabled senior said she complained to building management. the company called satellite affordable housing associates. we went by their berkeley office but they were closed and nobody answered the phone.

>> we were told they couldn't do anything about it, to talk to the police. >> reporter: residents alerted police, and according to the east bay times, authorities arrested the 68-year-old man in late june and found what appeared tobacco contain, black tar heroin and marijuana inside his car and inside his senior apartment. the paper reports court records show he is a 14-time felon and has pleaded not guilty. >> i was appalled that this could happen where i live and to see this man doing this under our nose and think that he could .>> repter: she claims there was only one disabled parking spot in front of their building and that this man, this dealer, parked there every day with, in the end, a falsified placard. she said residents are relieved he was arrested and now has moved out. in the newsroom, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. a bicyclist is dead after being hit by a vta light rail train in san jose.

the accident happened around 4:30 yesterday afternoon near the 8th street station and winchester line. sheriffs and investigators are still looking into what happened. melpedes police are still investigating the death of a 50-year-old man as a homicide. the body was found on windsor and 58th street. they don't know how the man died but they do say it's suspicious. residents are asked to call police with any information they may have about the man's death. we're learning new details about the first large-scal public transhousing project. this is just the first phase of the project. they will renovate a total of 2500 units into sustainable, energy-efficient homes without displacing those residents here. it is in alyce view, potrero and

sunnyvale. affording housing in rent to own will be built but not until these are complete. people protest thealth care yesterday. we went to several of those events in the bay area. >> reporter: in san jose, dozens caught the attention of drivers outside santana row. their message: health care for all. >> i'm out here to celebrate that the aca was not overturned. >> reporter: kathy forte says the affordable care act covered her 24-year-old son's hospital stay after he suffered several strokes. >> it saved his life skpeand hey only son. i'm so grateful. >> reporter: it may be a temporary victory for those who

want to keep it. the president tweeting, unless the republican senators are total quitters, repeal and replace is not dead. demand another vote before voting on any other bill. >> the battle is not over. >> i care about americans having access to affordable health care. we're an affordable nation, we're an inno vavating nation. we can do this. >> reporter: in san mateo, a small group of protesters urged health care to spare it. >> the only reason i have health care is because obamacare offered it. it's a terrible plan, and it's all i've got, but it keeps me alive. >> reporter: marchers were concerned about possible spending cuts. >> the senate in the house might cut funding for medicare, medicaid, et cetera. so we're on board to be vigilant about it. >> reporter: this national day of action, one of many health care rallies across the country this weekend, these demonstrators say they'll be

back. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. a big celebration in washington yesterday over the health care vote. health care advocates, celebrity activists and lawmakers spoke at our lives on the line rally. house minority leader nancy pelosi says it has been planned since june. at the time, of course, they didn't know whether the gop health care bill would pass. >> when this event was planned, we were talking about it earlier in the week. we had hoped that it would be a celebration. we had hoped that it would be. and the reason it is is because of all of you. >> pelosi thinks senate democrats and republicans who voted against the bill. she also recognized they move on to the hub project. a group in oakland are on to perform in scotland despite the upheaval.

skyline high school students raised $42,000 to perform at the american high school festival in edinburgh, but they still need another 22,000. they have up until september 15 to raise the money. they plan to auction off tickets to a warriors game that they hope will defray a large chunk of that debt. we know there are lots of warriors fans out there so hopefully they'll make it. today is a beautiful day even though the fog looks pretty stubborn. 58 in danville, 64 in livermore. it's been sunny there all morning long. we're starting out 17 degrees cooler but we'll finish warmer. i'll explain that with my accuweather forecast. workers tried unsuccessfully to free a humpback whale on the southern coast. why they're confident they'll be

able to find that whale again.

a live look at santa cruz. we've seen a lot of fog, but there is a warmup along the way. this morning, though,

rescuers in southern california are trying very hard to help a whale who is entangled in a fishing line. take a look. a captain of a sight-seeing cruise ship took these pictures near long beach. he spotted the humpback whale saturday morning. crews were already there trying to cut the line off the whale, but unfortunately, they weren't able to completely free the humpback. but they were able to attach a tracking device to the whale so hopefully they will be able to find him again. back now with an emotional reunion in santa fe. a professional soccer player who nearly drowned met the men who saved his life during a very professional ceremony yesterday. here's the story from the stadium. >> reporter: this is the first time matea silva is meeting the men who saved him face to face. but before there were words, there were hugs.

>> i don't remember, but you guys were there. >> reporter: on july 4, silva was at lake tahoe and went for an early morning swim alone. suddenly he started struggling. the cold water overtook him and he started drowning. chris gunther and colby peterson happened to be paddle boarding nearby. >> i ripped off my sweatshirt and dove in because he wasn't coming back up. luckily i was able to get underneath him, push off the sand and push him up where colby was waiting. >> reporter: colby got silva onto his board and pushed him to the shore where retired er nurse john burke also happened to be on the beach. >> as soon as they hit the sand, i flipped him over, checked pulse, res operations, nothing. flat line. so i started cpr. went for about five, eight minutes. >> reporter: silva started breathing but stayed in a coma for two days. the earthquakes honored the heroes with a ceremonial pre-game first goal.

silva isn't on the field with the earthquakes this season, he was currently an affiliate in reno. the team was planning a barbecue that day. silva is returning to reno to continue his rehab. >> i'm just really happy that he's alive and we were able to help. >> reporter: in san jose, abc news. a new fire station is open for business to serve residents of santa alameda county. residents are in the east bay community of cherry land where people came to celebrate the grand opening of station 23. the 11,000-square-foot facility replaces an older house from back in the '40s. >> it was small, it was challenging for the firefighters to be there, but they stuck it out and served valuabiantly ilit station. >> most importantly, the station

should increase response times for the cherryland bob, the man right in the front with the orange jacket, tooted his horn as he and his support group completed the ride near mason field. he is a leukemia survivor thanks to a bone marrow transplant that he achieved eight years ago. he also rides to give other cancer patients hope. >> also to try to create awareness for patients going through the process right now that you can get through this and you can have a full, active, healthy life afterwards. >> bob is also riding as part of lifeblood, an organization that raises money for bone marrow research. giants fans, did you find your free hunter pence hat or jersey yesterday? it was announced last week there

would be gear up for grabs throughout san francisco. then yesterday the final clue read, what's another name for hats? visit a store in an sf mall by that name and find my signed gear. the race is on. can you guess? some fans wrote in the comments section that they were able to find jerseys and hats at the lid store at stonestown. happening today in napa, it is the seventh annual porchfest. local bands will perform on more than 50 porches throughout old town napa. in terms of music there is something for everyone's test. they have indy, jazz, orchestra, all kinds of things. picnic tables will be at fuller park and families are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, blankets, whatever you need to chill and relax on a sunday afternoon. the festival is from noon to 6:00 tonight. good sunday morning to you. wow, loets of fog this morning but we will look for the clearing throughout the day today. changes arrive as the marine

layer begins to compress and shrink. live doppler 7, you can see the fog. it is pretty much all through the east bay, the san pablo bay, i should say. it's sunny in the east bay but we're looking at winds to lighten up a bit. 25 miles an hour here in the delta. when that happens we get a strong on-shore push, like yesterday. as of today they're backing up to about 15 miles an hour now and we're starting out cooler. we had a really cool day yesterday, and with the fog coming back, not even really burning back yesterday, we are two to seven degrees cooler. but things change today as high pressure builds. once again it's that same area of high pressure from desert southwest that has brought the heat to july. 56 in the city, 65 in mountain view, though. 63 in san jose, sunny there. upper 50s oakland, gilroy and 50 degrees on the coast. we'll see 71 degrees, sunshine here and half moon bay,

pacifica, stenson and looking at cronkite, all will be sunny. concord and livermore, low to mid-60s. visibility anywhere from 3 to 6 miles, and in san francisco you can see the gray sky. noticeably warmer inland today at least five degrees, and we'll bump up two three degrees along the coast. strong rip currents and warming through much of the middle of the week. the wave heights have come down. they're now coming back up in monterey to 7 to 9 feet. right now they're at 5 feet, rip currents all a possibility. with the clouds peeling back throughout the day, we'll make it to the low 70s. even here from about 11:00, 12:00 to 2:00, you'll get some sun and then the fog is back. partly cloudy skies there. the last day for the gilroy garlic festival. mid-80s today.

it could get much hotter down there, so we'll see the numbers come from the mid-60s to the mid-70s throughout the south bay. sunnyvale, mid-80s on the peninsula. 75 san mateo. 81 in las gatos. clouds cling to the coast for the later afternoon. sunshine earlier today 84. petaluma and nevada. we go to the east bay and you're out of the 60s in the east bay and berkeley. as for the afternoon, 78. san leandro should hit about 80. notice those reds creeping closer to the mid-90s. download our accuweather app and we could see a heat advisory. temperatures over 100 degrees midweek, and the accuweather forecast shows when we cool off, it will just be minor cooling.

we are warming up. it will be pleasant today but getting kind of hot tomorrow and all week long. >> and maybe some of those heat advisories. there's been so many issues with power outages along the east bay from all that heat. >> august is starting out very, very warm, so we'll see. >> we still have quite a lot of summer. >> yeah. just ahead, three's the charm. the special celeb including carpet and hardwood, tile, stone, even air ducts and window treatments. and your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed or your money back. that's 40% off everything coit cleans. call or click today.

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ever get hungry while you're getting a ride? the ride-sharing company lyft is showing some backlash from some of its riders after the food delivery service was introduced next week. they don't like the taco bell rider which instructs them to go to taco bell during a ride. it's being tested in orange county. some drivers are calling it the worst feature ever, saying they will lose money sitting in a drive-through line. lyft says participating in the program is optional for drivers. a popular hiking trail in san francisco turned into an outdoor concert hall. abc news was near point lobos yesterday as an estimated 2,000 people gathered to listen to 99

percussionists perform outdoors. they played music from john adams who recently performed his music on the tundra. it featured drums and wind instruments of all types spread out throughout nature with a great view, i might add. third time is the charm, especially for the world's only surviving panda triplets. china held a huge celebration yesterday for the pandas' third birthday. at this age pandas show signs of aggressiveness and even this young, they weigh 330 pounds, so best not to get too close. a show of force over the korean peninsula following the intercontinental ballist

and good morning. we're going to start this half hour with our weather with meteorologist lisa argen. oou you've been tracking an interesting pattern. heat on the way. >> from the golden gate bridge you'll notice that visibility is pretty poor. in fact, even some wipers needed here with mist and drizzle, but it is all going to clear, believe it or not. 56 san francisco, 58 in oakland, 65 in mountain view with some sun. from our east bay hills camera, the fog still in play here but we're going to see that sea breeze back off and that will allow for earlier clearing. 56 santa rosa, 64 concord and livermore. at 10:00, we've got about 70 in concord, 74 in hayward. already 64 in the city, and by

4:00 in the afternoon, more 90s by the delta, upper 70s along the bay, 83 in san jose. today is the comfortable day. the heat really kicks in tomorrow. i'll tell you how long it's going to last and a look at real hot tperatures coming up. now we go to developing news out of germany this morning. police say the gunman who killed one person and wounded four others at a nightclub this morning acted alone. the shooting happened in the town of con stanstance in the southwest part of the country. a shooter opened fire in a club. he was shot and killed by police. the police say there is no evidence of terrorism. abc news has the u.s. flew two planes acrosss

south korea in support of the intercontinental ballistic missiles from north korea. they flew over the south korean air base in seoul before they flew to guam. the mission was in response to a missile test by north korea this past month. the presidnt has not solved the problem in north korea while he is still wrestling with health care repeal and replace. >> reporter: this bilateral mission on the korean peninsula a district response to the north's provocation. friday's launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile was especially worrying. icbms might be able to reach the continental u.s., so the u.s. is testing countermeasures. overnight the president also fired back with tweets. "i'm very disappointed in

china," he wrote in one tweet. then in another, "they do nothing for us with north korea, just talk. we will no lger allow this to continue." earlier in the day, another tweet storm on health care reform. this one directed at members of his own party, calling them total quitters if they don't hold a revote, taunting them saying, "they look like fools and are just wasting time." you may be surprised it took this long. honolulu has become the first city to make it illegal to cross the street while looking at a mobile electronic device like your cell phone. it's called the distracted walking law. no more texting, talking or playing games. now you must actually pay attention to where you're walking. honolulu officials say the law is needed because so many people are being hit. police actually have to see

someone using a device before they can make an arrest or citation. they are celebrating the birth of their biological son. kristin reese gave birth to leo earlier this month. he stopped the hormone treatment when he planned to get pregnant. >> i would say it's unique. i know people are not used to two men having a biological child between the two of them. >> he kept his original parts because he never wanted to change his original body and he says he's okay being a man with a uterus and it doesn't make him feel less of a man. a woman with her own baby actually went down the hall to help another woman give birth first. here's the story from new york. >> reporter: new doctor amanda hess is counting her blessings, marveling in the death of her sweet little girl. but as the obgyn was preparing

to give birth herself, down the hall she heard screams by a woman in labor. >> my husband said, is that a woman giving birth? she was completely dilated. >> reporter: she recognized patient she had just seen days before. >> i put on a gown to cover my backside and put on some boots over my shoes to keep from getting any fluid and all that stuff on me and went down to her room, and i knew her. >> reporter: she said johnson's baby was ready for her big debut, and mom was happy to be able to just start pushing. >> i love doing what i do. i lover taking care of mothers and babies. most doctors are always thinking of their patients even when they're a patient themtselves. >> reporter: just moments after jumping in as the stand-in physician, she was back in her own room giving birth to her own bundle of joy.

>> giving birth is something you get to share. she worked with me up to the last second. i'm sure you've noticed that airplane seats seem to get smaller and smaller each and every year. this morning the faa is under a federal court order to review the sizes of those seats and legroom on commercial flights. an advocacy group called flyers rights is pushing for new rules regulating seat sizes. the group went to court after the faa turned down its petition last year. activists argued that small seats can actually put people's health at risk and they say airlines are not recognizing growing obesity rates. an air national guard tanker accidentally dropped a load of fire retardant on cars in fresno. calfire confirmed the drop, but they didn't say why. this happened around 5:30 yesterday afternoon when retardant just started raining down on all those cars in the shopping center, leaving people

to clean it up. someone pushed the wrong button. a similar incident happened in winsor on thursday when a calfire vehicle accidentally painted an area pink with a retardant drop. droneview 7 shows us what the macy's at stonestown galleria looks like now and what it could turn into soon. here's a live look at san francisco from one of our cameras, the exploratory camera. you can see a lot of fog topping our buildings in the downtown

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and here's a live look from the san mateo bridge. you can see fog, fog, fog from all of our cameras. this is at the toll plaza looking towards san mateo. some of those cars may be on the way to find some dessert, because it is national cheesecake day, and that means in celebration, the cheesecake factory will offer 15% off any cheesecake slice today and tomorrow. the discount applies to dining-in customers only. i know we were talking about this. i'm looking at all that cheesecake saying, yes, please. they even have a s'more cheesecake they're debuttingtoday. i prefer pie over cheesecake. but it still looks good. 55 degrees on the bay. on the peninsula clouds will clear sooner today.

a pleasant afternoon ahead. a lot of heat coming back into play for the week ahead. i'll have your forecast, next. also next, a's manager bob melvin joins an exclusive club after

and i am a senior public safety my namspecialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. welcome back. here's a live look from our

exploratorium camera. we are in for a warmup this week. a potential trade for pitcher sonny gray with the a's. his start has been pushed back to tomorrow hours after the trade deadline. first pitch for that game is at 1:05. and the giants will send addison bumgarner to the mound to avoid being sent to l.a. you can catch the game on our sister network espn. last night the a's had a dramatic win over the twins and mike schumer is here with highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. we'll start you out on the a's hosting the twins. manager bob melvin stuck on 999 career wins the past week. could this be the night he gets to 1,000? well, it would be on witches and wizards fireworks night at the

coliseum. davis trots in from second base and the a's will take an early 1-0 lead. did not last long. zach granite goes with bases loaded. twins are up 2-1. two-run homer. twins go up 4-1. he ended five innings on seven hits. four walks, two k's. mad chapman, see you. crushes his sixth of the year. oakland now trails 4-3. see ya! second career walkoff, a two-run homer. bob melvin becomes the second manager in baseball history to win 1,000 games. san francisco, this kid has razor focus.

not so folk ugcused in the firs gai gave up 28 pitches. starts the inning ending double play, blocks 7 innings, 2 runs. buster posey flies to right. makes the diving catch, crashed into the wall but he's okay. two outs on the fourth. hotter pants took care of that with his seventh home run of the year. down 2-1. k kinley jansen strikes out.out.o. 2-1. the corner kick ends up on the foot of calbear. his second goal of the season. quakes beat the rapids 1-nil. the canadian open, round 3.

plenty of low scores fin finau. kevin chappell down at 16 under. everyone is chasing charley hoffman. you make putts like this and he's the leader at 17 undergoing into today's final round. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike schumer. i'll see you tonight at 5:00. have a great day. hi, everyone. sunday morning. check it out. isn't this gorgeous? yes, that picture tells part of the story, not the whole story. we're looking at some fog out there but also some earlier clearing, so we want to ponder this for a moment before we look at what's ahead, because it's another week of oppressive heat, and once again, we thought 100 was bad? well, we're getting well over

100 in our eastern valleys. let's take san jose, for example, with an average high of 82. today should be a comfortable day at 85. we'll warm up through the 80s on monday, but then, yes, we're going to look at that heat tuesday and wednesday. in fact, the national weather service probably issuing a heat advisory for much of the midweek. look at the flag behind me. it is not blowing. that's an indicator of that onshore flow that will be backing off today, and as a result, that brings more clearing, quicker clearing and warmer temperatures today. here's live doppler 7 where the fog is still right out over the bay, so many gray areas this morning. but by the time we get into the afternoon, the changes arrive. so visibility is not much of a problem, but anywhere from 4 to 7 miles, and we're getting some holes in the overcast here around mt. tam. it's been sunny all morning long in our east bay. sunny in san jose. a cool day yesterday relatively speaking because july has been a

warm month, so this morning starting out 2 to 5 degrees cooler but we're finishing off with warmer numbers. here's san jose. you've been sunny through much of the morning and teperatures are in the low 60s for you. 65 in mountain view, upper 50s in oakland. still gray. even sunshine on those tricky parts of the bay. pacifica, half moon bay for a short time today. much brighter out there, say, from 12:00 to 2:00 in the afternoon. 58 in santa rosa, 52 in napa. concord you reached into the low 90s yesterday and today we're coming up another five degrees. as we look at the golden gate bridge, we've had some mist, some drizzle. the wipers are needed from time to time but this won't last. we're getting into that big dome of high pressure pushing into the region. that allows for noticeably warmer inland temperatures today, but even around the bay you'll notice a few degrees of warming. strong rip currents right up through tomorrow night and the

excessive heat coming our way. here's tomorrow. look at the upper 90s by the delta, livermore, concord. the coast stays comfortable in the 60s but the marine layer gets compressed beginning today. low to mid-60s with afternoon sun. 71 for you in santa cruz. the rough surf, a reminder of that. high today with 60s at the shoreline. san mateo 74. some of those 90s coming into bay at the delta. download the app and you can track the temperatures in your neighborhood. if you're spending time in oakland, low to mid-70s. it should feel warmer than that, though, in the stands. we'll add in some moisture. that increases how hot it feels. >> i feel like this happens every week. we have a few days of relief and then it gets hot. >> it's been a pattern.

>> thanks, lisa. droneview 7 flew over stonestown. the mall could be saying goodbye to a big department store and saying hello to a trend that's sweeping the country. >> reporter: you wouldn't know it from the shiny marble floors or trendy merchandise, but stonestown has the oldest shopping center. a row of shops in the '60s, a mall in the '80s, now it could reinvent itself again. would you be sad if this macy's left? >> no. >> reporter: that's what could happen if they approve a department store they've asked to reconfigure and use for other things. >> i think an arcade would be pretty cool or a bowling alley, something not typical for a mall. >> reporter: they do say they've made similar changes at some of their other properties and it's reflective of a bigger trend.

>> across the board retailers are being forced to right-size and be more experience oriented. >> experiences like dining, movies, and yes, bowling. they say those are just some of its clients who have expressed interest if the space opens up. and they do mention a movie theater. >> we're seeing movie theaters represent themselves in terms of experience, food and dining. >> they say across the country they've opened 15 entertainment venues where big box stores used to be. they also brought in six grocery stores and more gyms. >> they can make themselves more relevant for the surrounding residents. >> reporter: but not everyone would welcome the change. one employee says this macy's has a loyal following among seniors who find it more accessible than shopping downtown. >> we have a clientle of people who are here for years, and all this gossip about us moving make customers sad. >> reporter: macy's has not said when or if it will close. in san francisco, jonathan

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goes up to 260 million bucks. i wouldn't mind that money right now. i think a lot of people feel the same. also, this is a very popular weekend, it turns out, for garlic festivals. you probably already know about the famous one happening in gilroy, but there's also a garlic festival in the czech republic. one of its most popular activities is the unusual sport of garlic spitting. the top male spit ter launched his garlic 22 feet, the top woman launched hers 15 feet. there's lots of food made with different garlic recipes. it started a tradition of garlic growing in the region. the san francisco ballet is performing for free in the city, and their performance in the sunset district begins at 2:00 this afternoon. this is the company's only show in the bay area all summer long so really a rare treat.

performers will dance to live music from the san francisco ballet orchestra. members of the ballet will give a talk before the show at the stern grove clubhouse and the talk begins at noon. fortunately we have lisa here with a final look at our weather. it looks all over the place with this fog but i know it's heating up. >> in gilroy at our garlic festival, temperatures heating up to the mid-80s. warmer today inland. 96 in livermore, 74 in oakland. we'll get that sunshine a little sooner, even at the coast. it heats up tomorrow and then tuesday and wednesday we're looking well above 100 degrees. but the coast and the bay stay relatively comfortable, although they will warm as well. >> thank you so much for keeping us updated, lisa. thank you for joining us on abc 7 news. the news continues now on line on twitter, facebook and stain gram and abc 7 continues at 9:00

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