good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. let's get a quick check our weather. >> good morning, everyone. we have a little bit more of an on shore flow. that will bring temperatures down just a touch. this is a look at the satellite image. we have clouds along the coast. that's where visibility has

dropped to three miles in half moon bay. elsewhere, pretty clear. here's your 12 hour day planner. you can always get this by searching the weather app. temperatures in the 50s and 60s over the next couple hours. sunrise at 6:22. lots of sunshine once again this afternoon. and it will be breezy as well by the coast and around the bay. inland areas, warming up to the low 90s around the bay. lots of upper 70s and at the coast, low 60s. sun sets at 8:05. and more cooling is in store for us over the next few days. i'll have the details with the seven day forecast coming up. carolyn? >> frances, thank you. >> breaking news this morning. all lanes of northbound interstate 880 in oakland are closed after a crash that left one person dead. it happened just before 2:30 this morning. near the 66th avenue exit. the chp says two cars were involved. traffic is being diverted off

the fry way at 98th avenue. no estimated time when the lanes will reopen. officers are investigating the crash as a possible dui. a pilot and his passenger are safe this morning after landing on an east bay highway bringing traffic to a stand still. this is new dash cam video showing the plane landing on interstate 580 in unincorporated san leandro last night. the plane was supposed to land at the hayward executive airport. >> reporter: here's something you don't see everybody day, a plane on the highway. >> this is crazy to see something like this. its just unbelievable. lshe you see a plane land on the freeway like this incredible. >> at 6:46 saturday afternoon, a man and woman who was his passenger made an emergency landing just before the 154th

avenue exit. the pilot told the chp the fuel line snapped and caused the plane to lose pressure. >> it was like boom. like a car was going out of gas or something. then it hit the ground. and all i could do is just run and scream and say a plane is on our freeway. >> chp says he has never seen anything like it. the agency released this aerial footage the aircraft near the right lane. >> not every day. first of my career. i've seen it throughout the state. first i know in the bay area. >> the two inside the plane walked away without any injuries and no one was hurt. there was also no damage to surrounding structures including the freeway or the plane. but, of course, the saturday evening commute was snarled as crews worked to remove the air kr craft from the state. >> you can have all the traffic in the world just as long as nobody gets hurt. >> the investigation into exactly what forced that emergency landing is still

underway. just a miracle that everyone walked away without a scratch. abc 7 news. we want to update you very quickly on our breaking news at the top of the hour. the lanes that have been shut down on northbound 880 because of a car crash that left someone dead, all lanes had had been closed. the chp is just reporting that all northbound lanes on 880 have reopened. this crash was near the oakland coliseum. developing news on the theft of a plane at seattle's airport. we're hearing from the baggage hand willer's family who say they are in shock at what he did. investigators say richard russell is the horizon air employee who stole the aircraft and later crashed it killing himself. one of his friends read a statement from the family. that statement says, "bebo, russell's nickname, was warm,

kind, and gentle." >> we are devastated by these events and jesus is truly the only one holding this family together right now. without him, we would be hopeless. as the voice recordings show, his intent was not to harm anyone. he was right in saying that there are so many people who have loved him. >> federal investigators are now in seattle trying to determine how russell gained access to that plane. experts say the industry will likely prompt a major review of industry security measures. united airlines is apologizing to passengers for flight delays it blames on a problem with one of its computer systems. abc 7 news was inside terminal three at san francisco international airport yesterday where passengers were waiting for word on when their flights would leave. some delays were several hours long. sfo happens to be a major hub for united.

the airline says a foation il b issue. work is resuming on the twin peaks tunnel project following the death of a kroucticonstruct worker. abc news was there shortly after a steel beam fell on a worker inside the tunnel on friday. officials immediately shut down the job site. paramedics rushed the man to zuckerberg general hospital where he died. he was a signal technician for an oakland based company. both san francisco police and cal osha are investigating the accidents. the tunnel is undergoing major upgrade work since june. today ma y violent clash during a white nationalist rally that left a woman dead. heather hire is her name. and she died last year in charlottesville, virginia. security is tight. police on high alert in

preparation for rallies there and in washington, d.c. abc news reporter ty hernandez has the detailed. >> reporter: tight security in virginia on saturday, police arresting at least three people. the goner declaring a state of emergency hoping to avoid a repeat of last year when protests turned deadly. police blocking off streets, mobilizing hundreds of officers preparing for sunday's event. jason kessler, one of the organizers of last year's unite the right event, says he is not a racist, calling himself a civil rights advocate for white people. >> white people are about to become a minority in both the united states and in europe. i think we're facing epidemic levels of anti-white discrimination. >> reporter: this year the unite the right 2 rally will be held in lafayette park in front of the white house on sunday. president trump criticized for his response to the violence last year tweeting, "the riots in charlottesville last year

resulted in senseless death. i condemn all types of racism and acts of violence. peace to all americans." an anti-facist group quietly marrh charlottesville saturday afternoon paying tribute to heather hire, the 32-year-old woman killed when a man drove his car into a crowd during last year's protest. the group leaving messages at the site of her death, heather's mother also there to honor her daughter. >> we're trying to make the world a better place and either get onboard or get out of the way. >> reporter: on sunday, she will stand with many of the people who marched with her daughter last year. ty hernandez, abc news, new york. a bay area lawmaker is eyeing a possible run for the white house in 2020. eric swalwell was in iowa yesterday addressing voters. he calls president trump a wrecking ball and urged the crowd to support democrats. this is the tenth time he's been in iowa since president trump took office. he told cnn reporter jake tapper

he is considering a run for president. swalwell gained national prominence as a member of the house committee probing russia's suspected tampering with the 2016 election. frances is here now with a look at the forecast. keep your app handy, right? >> yeah. keep your app handy. download it. things are always changing. we have another gorgeous day though ahead. here's a live shot as we look towards the exploratorium and we see the breeze picking up. it will pick up this afternoon. slightly cooler temperatures. but that also means good air quality. i'll have details coming up. thanks, frances. san francisco's long awaited trans it center open to the public for a sneak peek and the response, look at that, it is overwhelming. why police had to get involved. also, outside lands draws thousands of people to golden gate park for a weekend ofiv music. how local schools

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yesterday so many people went to see the new center police had had to get involved to keep everyone safe. today, ac trans it and muni and west cat links and amtrak and greyhound buses will use this as the new terminal.

cornell bernard has a look. >> police turned some people away, limiting access to the new sales force transit center public open house. after huge crowds showed up. this was what we saw. a sea of curious spectators wanting to get their first look at the new center. >> it connects sf to the bay. i can tell there is a lot of investment. this is a big deal. >> reporter: the $2.26 billion transit center is impressive, one million square feet, four levels above ground connecting commuters with a bay area. a commute game changer for lisa. >> i don't live super close to bart. so there are a lot of bus that's go closer to my house. i'll choose to use that now. >> so this is going to work for you? >> yeah. >> reporter: folks were grabbing pictures on the center's cable bridge which will allow transit buses to fly over the snarls. >> they're going to go over the traffic during congested hours and they'll never touch the street. >> reporter: the five acre roof

top park is a place to hang out and take in skyline views of the city. >> talking about letting the sunshine in, the coolest feature is the steel giant sky light which brings sunshine and light four stories down. >> reporter: the transit center took eight years to build. commuters enduring a lot of traffic headaches. the first buses start running through on a limited sunday schedule. the true test will be monday for the morning commute. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. to make sure you're prepared for all the changes at the new trans it center, you should download the abc 7 news app. we'll send out push alerts if there are any problems and you can look up information on where to find your bus and what is else is open at the center. janet jackson will headline the lands music festival in san francisco. it's a three day event that has

been a major hit with popular music groups like florence and the machine. ♪ abc 7 news was at golden gate park where 200,000 people took part in the 11th annual event offering eight stages of simultaneous live music from different genres. >> everybody is just out here to have a good time. enjoy three days and put everything aside in life. you know, it's not politics or anything like. that just come out and have a good time. and listen to good music. >> janet jackson posted on twitter she is ready for san francisco. six area schools have opened their parking lots for concert by outside lands will go to supporting programs in san francisco schools. all right. it's going to be a great day around the bay area. here's a look at the live doppler 7.

we have some low clouds along the coast from san francisco down towards santa crews. a lot of clear skies out there. the wind is blowing and sea breeze picking up. and that's going to bring us good air qualit once again to date. it's going to be good from north bay all the way around the bay area to the santa clara valley. higher containment on fires and on shore breeze. you can see with the flags blowing, that on shore breeze is going to cool temperatures down a little bit by a couple degrees. here's a live shot now. we're looking out towards san francisco. there is the trans america tower. we see some of the low clouds and also clear skies over parts of the bay area. san francisco is currently 57, oakland 56. mountain view, 61. san jose, 62. morgan hill, 63 right now. and this time from the east bay hills, we can see those low clouds near the tower. but it is clear over the bay. so more temperatures for you in the 50s and 60s. santa rosa is a cooler spot at 53 degrees.

fairfield, 61. concord, 64 degrees already and that's where we'll see things warm up into the 90s. forecast animation shows some clouds along the coast during the next hour. and then it goes south. we'll see high clouds passing through as well this afternoon and this evening. this is from post tropical storm john and then watch as the clouds fill in again overnight to tomorrow morning. so if you want to see the meteor showers, you'll want to stay away from the coast as well. highs to day range from 60s to 90. partly cloudy conditions at the beaches. half moon bay, 64 degrees. san francisco, 67. oakland, warming up to 73. and nice weather in the south bay. 86 degrees for you there. we'll see some low 90s in the inland areas. that's when we'll see some hazy skies also in parts of the north bay. now if you are heading to outside lands, a little more cloud cover today. yesterday was sunny and gorgeous. today, few more clouds. slightly cooler weather. and definitely have a jacket.

it is going to get chilly down to 55 degrees if you're staying to watch the janet jackson concert. here's a look at your forecast for the giants game. so different story. the other side of san francisco. the closer you are to the bay, the more sunshine there is. that's where things warm up to 67 degrees this afternoon. so have your sun glass it's you're headed to the giants game. here's the seven day forecast. breezy afternoon. still hitting the low 90s inland. and around the bay, upper 70s at the coast. low 60s. temperatures continue to drop towards the middle of the week. on shore flow increases. that again also brings us better air quality. and then we start to warm back up again as high pressure builds inland getting hot by next weekend. >> all right. i'd love to go see miss jackson. >> yes! i'm going to actually try to see i. >> thank you, frances. cal fire wants to remind everyone to have a plan for all your pets in case of emergency.

that reminder along with a couple of photos was posted on cal fire's facebook page. this is grant the gold fish. a cal fire crew along with corning police department officers fed the little guy while his family was evacuated because of the car fire. engine 1489 left this note which reads, fed your fish a few sprinkles. sorry if we were not supposed to. i'm sure the family was grateful. the officers also signed and dated it with good luck. santa claira has grown, few think of it as cowboy country but an event is celebrating the area's love of rodeos. the gillroy rodeo was last held in 1956. david louie shows us why we're >> reporter: six straight months of work to get this facility ready. the rodeo is back after a 62-year absence thanks to eric martin who runs major

contracting firm but is passionate about keeping the western heritage of this city alive. >> you know, this is so important to keep that heritage alive. you know, the tradition, the mexican heritage is here. you know, these guys with the ropes, horsemen. it came from that. >> reporter: he just brought in a load of young roping cattle. he is the grand marshal and a life long rodeo competitor. as they have grown into a large city, she thinks the rodeo will be good for many young people. >> there are thousands of kids that live in town. they don't know what a horse is or a cat or a dog they don't get to pet. >> reporter: one of them is this 14-year-old who spent four days volunteering helping to set up table ands chairs. >> i'm really excited for this weekend. i'm going to be helping out maybe pushing the steers in the back in the chutes. but, yeah, i'm really excited. >> repor signed up for various contests on saturday and sunday. kids under 3 are invited to compete in a sheep riding

contest. the statue of the historic radio star and his horse will make an appearance. the landmark graced downtown gillroy for years until it was put out to pasteur four years ago. professional bull rider will be announcing the events. he says there is no sport like rodeo. >> cowboys like to brag. i'm a little bit better than you or i have a horse that bucks better than your horse. you know, that's where the sport evolved from. >> reporter: 5,000 fans are expected to turn out each day. proceeds go to youth programs. in gillroy, david louie, abc 7 news. just ahead, one of the most technologic vessels docks in san francisco. we'll give you a look inside.

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next month, climate experts will descend on the bay area for the global action climate summit. right now visitors to san francisco's exploratorium can get a jump on the summit with our special exhibit that includes a tour of a high-tech research ship. here's abc 7 news anchor dan ashley. >> reporter: for much of the year, the research ship sailed the high seas for noa.

right now it is a few feet from the exploratorium and chad kerry says there is intense interest in the crew's work. >> oh, yeah. everybody is paying attention right now to climate, to the changing oceans, to the changing species, you know, that live in the marine environment. >> reporter: below deck, research biologist is tracking the species from big to small using sophisticated audio equipment. the signals literally paint a picture. >> it is highly sensitive. we can get reflections out of small animals, animals as small as plankton. >> reporter: a lab allows them to research and catalog hundreds of species of fish and marine life. besides establishing the health of the ecosystem, they're also on the lookout for subtle shifts caused by factors like climate change. >> species like false killer whale and the killer whale that you have to go hundreds of miles

south along the baja coastline to find. >> reporter: the public is now able to get a close-up look at their work. noa is offering tours which is launching the ocean discovery month giving visitors a chance to sail along the cutting edge of marine science. >> and it's fully equipped with the latest technology to collect as much data as possible. >> and if you're interested in learning more about the exploratory ocean discovery month including the onboard tours, we have links at abc7news.com. still to come here on abc 7 morning, this site stuns drivers on an east bay highway. and brings traffic to a stand still. new this morning, you'll hear the pilot as he tells air controllers he has to bring his plane down. also, there is the mission, soma and now the east cut. how san francisco's new sales force transit center

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from looking east at the sunrise. we have clear skies over many parts of the bay area. we'll see some slightly hazy conditions as well in parts of the north bay and interior valleys. overall, air quality will be good. and here's your 12 hour day planner. sunrise, you just saw it. just happening. lots of sunshine this afternoon. although it will be breezy at the coast and around the bay. inland temperatures, warming up into the low 90s around the bay. upper 70s this afternoon. so really comfortable there. and at the coast, still cool with the sea breeze, low 60s. sun sets at 8:05. temperatures are dropping today a few degrees. that trend will continue into the next few days. and then we have a big warmup. all the details are am couldico. >> a pilot and his passenger are safe after landing on an east bay highway. new dash cam video we obtained overnight shows the plane landing last night on interstate 580 in ashland.

the plane was originally supposed to land at the hayward executive airport. the pilot told the chp the fuel line snapped and caused the plane to lose pressure. you can hear how calm he was from air traffic audio. >> i have an engine issue here and going to try to get on to the road. i'm not familiar with the roads here. but i'm going to choose one and i'll let you know. >> wow. the pilot and his passenger walked away without any injuries. there was no damage to surrounding structures much neighbored describe the bizarre landing. >> it was like was going out of gas or something. then it hit the ground. all i could do is run and scream and say a plane is on our freeway. >> the investigation into what exactly forced the emergency landing is under way. this morning we're learning more about the horizon air employee accused of stealing a

plane and later crashing it near seattle. our abc news reporter has the latest. oh, my god, is he okay? >> reporter: the alarming arrow -- aerobatics of a passenger airline. >> holy. [ beep ] looping and rolling, pursued fighter jets providing proving this was no ordinary air show. that plane stolen, surprising controllers when it barged on to the runway. >> reporter: at the controls, 29-year-old richard russell, a horizon airline baggage handler. he passed background checks and worked for horizon for 3 1/2 years, even posting about his job on youtube. >> i'm a ground service agent. that mean i lift a lot of bags. >> reporter: fighters scramble

from portland flying faster than the speed of sound. intercepting russell south of seattle. they are prepared to shoot him down as controllers try to talk him down. >> listen, let's try to land that airplane safely and not hurt anybody on the ground. >> i don't know, man. i don't want to. i was kind of hoping that was going to be it. >> 75 minutes after takeoff, the plane crashes into a small island. russell is killed. >> i have a lot of people that care about me. it's going to disappoint them that i did this. i would like to apologize to each and every one of them. >> reporter: commercial air airplanes don't have door locks or ignition keys. they can be easily started using a checklist. there are questions about how russell was able to learn just enough to get that plane off the ground and why. the pierce county sheriff described russell as suicidal. the fbi says this does not appear to be terrorist but it is a big red flag for aviation security. however, the airline says it's still too early to talk about

whether security procedures need to be beefed up. abc news, seattle. >> services are planned for a highway patrol officer killed in a crash on interstate 80 in fairfield. 46-year-old officer kirk grif died friday when a pickup truck veered off the road hitting him and the car he pulled over. he was a 19-year veteran of the department. some streets were shut down yesterday as law enforcement officers escorted his body to the chapel funeral home. a reporter posted video of the procession on his facebook. a memorial fund has been set up through the chp's credit union. go to abc7news.com for a link to donate. you can show your support through this facebook badge we created. just go to the abc 7 news facebook page and share. president trump lashed out at one of his favorite targets,

the media during an event hosting a group of bikers at his golf course in new jersey. >> does everybody like the press? >> no! >> do you think the media is fair? >> no! >> members of bikers for trump squeezed into a ballroom after rain drove them indoors. some of crowd jeered at reporters saying tell the truth. others broke into cheers of four more years as mr. trump signed autographs and posed for selfies. >> the president also used the event to attack former white house staff member. he called her a low life. she has a new book coming out in which she claims the president used racial slurs on the set of his reality show "the apprentice." she waa ntestant on that show. the book comes out this week. kellyanne conway will appear on "this week" today and an

attorney for stormy daniels. he'll discuss his potential 2020 white house run. you can watch the full interviews on "this week with george stephanopoulos" at 8:00 this morning right here on abc 7 chlt you know north beach, soma and the mission. you are familiar with san francisco's newest neighborhood? the east cut. well, it borders include san francisco's new transit center. i talked to some people that work there. this woman recently moved to -- >> the east cut. >> reporter: don't know where that is? the east cut is the rebranding of rancon hill, part of south beach, a new name itself, and about 30 blocks around surrounding the new trans bay terminal. >> it probably cool for all the hipsters to be able to say i live in the east cut. >> names do change over time.

i would have a tendency to keep the original name just for historical purposes. >> reporter: banners proclaiming the east cut pay hommage to history mentioning the gold rush and old coffee manufacturers in the neighborhood. >> a name is a name. as long as it's not offensive, i'm fine with that. >> they allow the residents around here to vote on it or how did they decide? >> reporter: actually, a community benefit district made up of 4500 property owners, business, and residential came up with the name. andrew robinson is executive director. >> the city doesn't get involved in of neighborhoods but they are organic and come from the community. >> on the website, the east cut is described as one of san francisco's most forward thinking and hospitable neighborhoods. but here's the question -- what does east cut mean? >> i don't really know. >> historic reference to the second street cut which was a leveling of what then was the highest point of rancon hill to allow goods and services to move

to and from the water. a.so now. the east cut is not the first neighborhood name change. there is nopa, north of the panhandle, soma, south of market and south beach to name a few. so some of them do catch on. still ahead here on abc 7 mornings, the competition that brought hundreds of young swimmers to the east bay. ♪ also outside lands is not the only place to enjoy great music today. where you can swing and sway to the sweet sounds of jazz. and here is a live look from our camera. you see the sun beginning to shine there. and our director says the sales force tower is somewhere through those clouds. the clouds will dissipate and give way to lots and lots of sunshine.

frances along shortly with a full forecast.

swimmers have been training and competing all leading up to this weekend. we were in oakland where oakland park's rec and youth development is hosting the summer league ch more than 400 children ages 6 to 18 are taking part in the seasonal program.

there are four teams, each representing a pool in the program. >> kids get inspiration and strength, training. they get so many rewards of competing against their friends and foes and just having a great time together. >> top swimmers compete in the finals today. people are enjoying some warm weather and cool jazz this weekend in san jose. ♪ abc 7 news was at plaza for san jose jazz summer fest. cool and the gang scheduled to headline today's lineup. the festival has been going on for 29 years. go to abc7news.com for a link to the artist lineup and ticket information. talking about music, you've been to outside lands. i did not even recognize your

wrist band there. >> yeah. i've been trying to camouflage it. i can't remove it. i will today though after the concert. i get to see janet jackson. >> miss jackson now. >> yes. we do have some cloudy conditions in parts of the bay area right now. over the golden gate bridge, that marine layer will keep things cool. if you're headed to outside lands but if you're headed to the jazz festival, that's where we'll see lots of sunshine and temperatures warming up into the mid 80s. i'll have your neighborhood forecast. we have ups and downs in the seven day forecast. the details coming up. >> thank you. also ahead, some are calling it the catch and throw of the year in the as game. anthony flores has that plus game highlights coming up in sports.

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the giants hope to end today with a win to split the series with the pirates. first pitch at 1:05 this afternoon at at&t park. as take on the angels at angels stadium in anaheim. first pitch at 1:07. yesterday the giants honored barry bonds, major league baseball's home run record holder. here's anthony flores. he's got all the details in this morning's sports. good morning, everyone. it was a special night at at&t. the giants honoring baseball's all time home run king, retiring barry bonds' number 25. the best part is before the game. bonds running out to left field for the final time. spent many years in that spot at at&t park and giants fans got to see it once again. then it was time for baseball. the giants needed his bat because in the fourth inning, josh bell crushes a three-run home run off ty block who lasted

four innings. 4-0, pirates on bell's eighth of the year. the pirates had some field luck. a hot shot to third and bounces off david freeze to jordy mercer. he throws to first for the out. the giants will get shutout on barry bonds night. crawford ends it by grounding into a double play. pirates win 4-0. hey, let's hear from barry on his number being retired. >> i look up there, it still seems like bonds, my dad and willie, you know? it's going to take me a minute to see barry and willie with my father. but like now, it looks like my dad and willie and i'm still the young one, right? i was the baby. i look like -- i feel like the kid still looking at number 25, bobby bonds and willie mays when i was growing up. >> as at the angels, second inning already up 1-0. marcus simeon adding to that lead with the first two of hnsn. that's a three run shot. that made it 4-0, as. crush gets into the act. chris davis with an opposite field home run in the third. that's his 34th homer of the

season. that made it 5-0. edwin jackson pitched 7 and a third shutout innings striking out six. he got some help from rookie ramon lariano. they're calling this a catch and throw of the year. runs a mile to take the out and throws to first. and that is a double play. are you kidding me? what an arm! the as go on to win it, 7-0. there could be major drama today at the pga championship. tiger is trying to win his first major in a decade. brooks koepka will be seeking had his second major victory of this year. third round of the pga championship in st. louis. shot of the day came on the par 3, 16th hold from matt wallace. 232 yards. look at this. goes right into the jar for a ho he is tied for 21st at five under. koepka was five under on the front nine. he looked like he was running away with it. look at that shot on eight. that sets up an easy birdie. tiger was four under on the front. this is one he'll remember. three putting for par on 17.

he's at 8 eight, four off the lead. now friday's leader gary woodland is one over. but he still tied for third. adam scott had the low round, five under. he's alone in second at 10 under par. a birdie on 17. koepka bogeys 14 and 15. but he saves himself with a par putt on 16. he then birdies 17. he's the leader at 12 under par finishing four under for the round. scott in second, john rom and rickie fowler tied for third. tiger woods in a tie for sixth place. that's a look at your morning sports. have a great sunday. good morning. we're starting off with less cloud cover and it's going to be a gorgeous day. live doppler 7 and satellite image showing coastal clouds. san francisco down towards santa cruz right now. and you can see some of the low clouds in this live shot. you see them streaming across

the lower part of your screen. there is the downtown financial area. because of the sea breeze, air quality will be good again today. north bay, central bay, south central bay and santa clara valley, we have higher containment on fires and we have this on shore breeze that clears the air out for us. here's a pretty live shot from our roof camera. you see it's not too breezy here. sunrise rose, half an hour ago. san francisco, 57 degrees. oakland at 56. but mountain view and san jose in the low 60s this morning and morgan hill at 53 degrees. half moon bay, 55. visibility is down to two miles right now. we're also looking from the east bay hills. some of the clouds that have kree creeped in across the bay. we'll pull back to the coast. dissipate sooner than the afternoon. santa rose yash santa rosa, 53. livermore, 59 degrees. here's what you can expect throughout the day. we'll still see the clouds along the coast from san francisco and

down towards the peninsula. and then this evening the clouds will head down the coast again, even starting to come into parts of the bay. some high clouds passing through. once again from post tropical storm john and then overnight it will fill in to the bay and into parts of the east bay. so that's where viewing will be difficult if you want to see the meteor shower tonight. highs to day will range from 60s to 90s. so san francisco, 67. everyone coming down a few degrees compared to yesterday. but still plenty of sunshine. so oakland 73. freemont 80. some hazy skies through parts of the north bay and east bay valleys due to some of the wildfires. overnight lows in the 50s once again. clouds coming in. here's what you can expect for the week ahead. we're above average. for example in livermore, 92 versus 88. we're dropping into the middle of the week and then really ramping things up towards the end of next weekend. and that's because high pressure

is building. so almost near triple digits. so enjoy a breezy afternoon today with temperatures just a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. still plenty of sunshine this afternoon. tomorrow morning, we'll start off with some fog to sunshine. temperatures am coming down even a little bit more and possibly some drizzle on tuesday morning. we might be below average by wednesday. then warming things back up for the end of the work week. until things start to get hot next weekend. >> sizzling. wow. all right. thank you, frances. coming up, free school supplies. see who provided local kids with the essentia

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