sticking around for one more day. although for some people the cooling is started. meteorologist mike nicco tracking the microclimate forecast. >> good way to put it. hi, everybody. we start by looking to the south. look for a southerly surge of the marine layer and the clouds. this is santa cruz, there they are. half moon bay, the ceiling is down to 300 feet which means they have clouds, a little mist. so the clouds, the cooler weather is on the peninsula coast right now. we've got to wait for it to get up towards us. the coast today, 50s and 60s. you may get to the 70s briefly. it won't be very long. temperatures are the warmest

they're going to be in the morning hours moving forward. better sleeping on the way. we still have 80 and 90 at noon. 85 to 98 at noon. still hot but not record setting. here is sue. we'll take a look at the traffic maps for you. we have slow and go over the altamont pass and a couple of problem spots. southbound 880 in oakland near 66th, we've got two lanes blocked. traffic is starting to back up into oakland downtown. westbound 4 near bailey, the second lane from the left blocked here. you're stacking up into the pittsburg area if you're leaving antioch on westbound 4, give yourself plenty of time. northbound 680 in milpitas, a stalled out big rig in lanes since 3:30 this morning. two right lanes to be specific. we are seeing slow and go as you leave san jose headed northbound on 680. >> thank you, sue. a commuter alert if you live

the east bay. >> abc 7 news report are amy hollyfield is live in lafayette. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning. a common reaction when we talk to people about this is thank you for telling me. people did not know about this, and it's going to be huge, big impact on the weekend. here is what you need to know. the lafayette b.a.r.t. station will be closed this weekend because they're going to be doing some track work. so they're going to have bus bridges to shuttle people between the walnut creek and orinda stations. this will also impact highway 24. officials are going to shut down two eastbound lanes this weekend to make room for the big crane they need to bring in for the construction work. traffic through lafayette will be rough this weekend. this is also so b.a.r.t. can do upgrade work. they'll be replacing 50-year-old track. >> oh, yeah. i take b.a.r.t. every day into work or three days a week. i'm glad they're fixing it. >> i guess that's unfortunate.

i don't think they notified us of that. i'm not aware of it. yeah, i'm going to san francisco this weekend. that will be a factor in my travel. that's going to be an issue. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says this new track will improve the b.a.r.t. rider experience. officials say expect 40-minute delays on b.a.r.t. this weekend and an estimated 30-minute delay on east bay 24. this is not the only weekend. this is just the first. so heads up. keep this on your radar. they'll be doing this for six weekends in the next two months. in lafayette, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thanks for the update. we're tracking developing news in marin county where pg&e says the power is back on after a huge outage left about 54,000 customers without power. the lights were out for a couple hours overnight and crews rushed to put up stop signs all over the county at intersections for

drivers. take a look at the outage map. it shows the areas impacted including sausalito, larkspur and greenbrae. pg&e restored power just before 1:30 this morning. three redfin offices in the east bay remay closed after police say a former employee made a veiled threat about guns. an employee who was fired told a manager, quote, this is why people bring shotguns to work. police say he worked at redfin's dublin office. the real estate company closed its bay area offices as a precaution. the san francisco office reopened on wednesday. employees say the company brought in counselors and a security guard. >> i'm sure it will help calm a lot of peep's nerves. i'm not particularly frightened. >> pleasanton police have been in touch with the fired employee. they say they have no reason to believe he has access to any weapons. redfin's east bay offices will reopen next week.

6:04 now. ntsb investigators will be in tennessee examining this wreckage. this is a plane crash involving dale earnhardt jr. and his family. it could have been so much worse. the nascar legend was in his private plane with his wife, young daughter and two pilots when it skidded off the runway and burst into flames. he went to the hospital with cuts and scrapes. he's already been released. earnhardt retired from full time racing in 2017. he now works as a tv commentator. one of the two congresswomen denied entry into israel has been granted access on humanitarian grounds. rashida tlaib will be allowed to visit her grandmother in the west bank. yesterday president trump defended israel's decision to ban the congresswoman after he pressured the country to do so.

>> they've said some of the worst things i've ever heard said about israel. how can israel say, oh, welcome. >> earlier president trump tweeted that israel would be showing, quote, great weakness if it allowed the congresswoman to visit. williamson spoke at a packed house at manny's in the mission district. she's an author and political activist who has focused her campaign on social justice. her platform includes increased funding for early childhood development and reparations for slavery. she believes americans are ready to switch to her brand of what she calls moral politics. colorado senator michael

bennett will speak there next saturday. the father of kidnapping survive or elizabeth smart accidentally revealed personal news online. why divond leaving the mormon data industry shows many users are still using their street dealers instead of legal dispensaries. here is a live look at walnut creek where it's still 71 degrees right now. we're going to see the smallest drop in temperatures in places like the south bay and interior east bay where we go from a record 99 in san jose to 95. danville, 104 to 100. look at the records in santa rosa and oakland. temperatur

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this is abc 7 mornings. >> still having trouble sleeping in san francisco? look at the mid 60s around the financial, sunny side, sunset, lake merced. this is the last time you'll have 60s for lows and 50s are coming back tonight. in the bay also low to mid 60s all the way down to santa clara. 73 the hot spot in fairfield. upper 50s on the highway 1 corrid corridor. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. we have a west-northwest wind but don't have the marine layer clouds. use caution. out and about small craft advisory if you're on the bay. it will be breezy, but the sunshine will be in the north bay beaches. peninsula, still warm, mid to

upper 80s, even near 90 in redwood city. the south bay will have at least four or five hours of mid 90s this afternoon. the east bay will have about three or four hours of 10-degree temperatures once again. big break this weekend. show you that next. first, here is sue. a couple of trouble spots this friday morning. metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza as of 5:35 this morning. so prepare for your normal backup there towards the macarthur maze and 80 and 580 and 880. southbound 880 near 66th right by the coliseum there we've got the two left lanes blocked with an accident. they should be opening that relatively soon. westbound 4 near bailey, that accident cleared rather quickly. still very slow and the damage is done from antioch towards pittsburg. the stalled big rig still out there north 680, north of the montague expressway. about a mile backup there. that's also blocking the two

right lanes. >> sue, thank you. new at 6:00, an eye opening new report shows california's illegal cannabis market is still booming. >> doing much better than the legal market. californians are spending about $3.00 in the underground pot economy for every $1.00 spent in the legal market. that means people will spend $9 billion in the illegal market this year. analysts say the biggest challenge is taxes that make the legal stuff much more expensive than what you can buy off the street. ups has been using self-driving trucks to deliver packages for

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according to "desert news," the 64-year-old wrote about his coming out in a now deleted facebook message yesterday. he's divorcing his wife and says he no longer sees a place for him in the mormon church. a new destination for foodies called bayview bistro, the city celebrated the grand opening yesterday. it's an open airspace on third street providing a home for food vendors and food lovers. part of the mission is to promote local restaurants and held make bayview a food destination. >> i'm really excited to be here today because nothing brings the community together like food here is an incredible opportunity to not only enjoy the delicious food provided by aims vendors, but also an opportunity for the community to come together. after touring the sparks mayor london breed stopped at

the food truck for a little takeout. a park pine is melting hearts after making her debut on midday live. >> it's the way she walks that surprised us. did you know porcupines could do that? penelope is 2 years old from the lindsey wildlife experience. they were nice enough to bring her in yesterday. all of a sudden, they put her on the ground and she starts acting like she's part human. >> i love her. she looks like when you wake up in the middle of the night to come to work and you put on your little slippers and robe and stumbling into the living room, like where is my coffee. >> can you imagine how hard it must be. >> she's a strong independent woman that destiny's child told her to be. >> and super friendly. i was surprised. i thought maybe she'd have a little edge to her. not at all. >> loves people. >> she was so sad when they had to put her back in her cage -- >> carrier.

>> i couldn't think of a nicer way to say it. >> did you hear the sounds she started making? sounded like a puppy. she really likes people. >> adorable, but not a perfect pet candidate. >> no. don't take her home. just come and visit. >> great to see them doing that. those experiences are always great and educational. let's take a look at what's going on at sfo. clear and 61. goodbye united airlines. that plane taking off. wonder where they're going. you don't have to take us there to find relief. it's coming to us. still hot in most areas. no records today on this third consecutive air day. better sleeping weather everywhere tonight. for the extended, got another heat wave next week. let's not focus on that right now. let's talk about what's changing. look at the cloud cover. along the peninsula coast. it will go all the way ups and this area, a strong northerly wind will keep it from going farther north and east for that

matter during the day. still going to have some warm temperatures down in the south bay, 90 in milpitas, san jose 95, gilroy 97. 80 in millbrae. now, you're driving around the peninsula, your car thermometer will say 90 but officially upper 80s. mid 70s, a lot more comfort in downtown, south san francisco. up through the north bay, low to mid 90s until you get to cloverdale and ukiah. with the breezes and the sunshine in the north bay coast. lid 80s for most of the east bay. 83 in oakland. 88 in fremont. 87 in castro valley. upper 90s to low 100s. let me show you the relief tonight. everybody back in the mid 50s to slow 60s. the breeze that begins this afternoon will spread. look at the dramatic drop in temperatures. temperatures will be below average with faster breezes sunday and longer for the sunshine to break through that marine layer. when you wake up tomorrow and

see the clouds, you know it's over. sue? >> let's take a look at problem spots this friday morning. a bit of delay getting to the richmond-san rafael bridge. that's not unusual. we have been reporting right here on abc 7 that that upper deck road work has been completed. so hopefully the traffic will start thinning out. you are backed up to pay your tolls. if you've got cash, you can breeze right into those cash lanes. the fastrakers not quite so much. a problem in oakland southbound 880 near the coliseum. a couple of lanes blocked here with an accident. they are in the process of clearing that. northbound 680 in milpitas, north of the montague expressway. a big rig stalled out in the two right lanes. out there since 3:30 this morning. tow truck should be there within the next 30 minutes. we'll keep an eye on that. about a mile backup there. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00. >> robert marciano is in new york city with a look at what's

ahead. >> good morning reginald and natasha. great to be with both of you on this friday. coming up on gma, live on the scene of the plane crash that involved nascar legenddd earnhardt jr. and his family. everybody making it out alive. the latest on their conditions and what went wrong. plus first on gma, the new warning about those electronic personal assistants. the simple question you may be asking that could get you scammed. a health alert. how a stigma about weight could lead to a missed diagnosis. re on gma. we have a very big party in the park this morning. grammy winner chance the rapper performing live. we can't wait for that. plus much more on a friday. miss you guys. have a great weekend. see you all soon. >> we love robert marciano. >> yes, we do. jc penney has a plan to boost business. it involves used clothing. the development in the

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a couple of reasons i'm showing you this small craft advisory. number one, it's friday. you may want to go out on the bay.

it's going to be a little dicy. two, this is the sea breeze coming back which breaks the back, if you will, of the heat wave. look at the temperatures tomorrow. 60s and 70s and mainly 80s. then mainly 60s and 70s sunday. a real touch of fall. >> mike, thank you. jc penney trying to boost sales by selling used clothing. the department store is partnering up with threadup where the people can buy and sell secondhand clothing. j.c penney plans to open them in 30 stores. the ceo says working with thred up may turn things around. apparently ups has been using self driving cars to deliver cargo. >> it's teamed up with tusimple and delivering product since may. now for a totally different kind of ride. it is national roller coaster

day. the santa cruz beach boardwalk is celebrating with a giveaway. >> here is a live look at the boardwalk. a little spooky this morning. it is home to the oldest roller coaster in california, the giant dipper built 95 years ago in 1924 and still going. the first 100 riders will get a free cup in honor of national roller coaster day. >> we're talking about our favorite roller coasters. our number favorite at disney's animal kingdom, expedition everest. >> i think thunder mountain and space mountain, of course. >> make a choice. >> used to be space mountain number one, now it's fallen to number two. >> i'm with you. i have to be in the back row and it has to be at night. i make demands. >> and they will be met. >> and they will be met. >> the wildest ride in the wilderness, hold on to your hats! next at 6:30, thousands of marin residents left in the dark.

how some people dealt with the late night power outage. plus wall street whiplash. the markets on a wild ride this week, up, down and back up again. we're tracking what's happening this

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come dangerously close to homes in the south bay on the hottest day of the week. fire crews are still on scene this morning. if you're been sweltering in the heat, relief is on the way. mike will tell us when the cooler air will move in. >> reporter: i'm jobina fortson in marin county where nearly 54,000 pg&e customers lost power overnight. i'm here to report good news this friday morning. the lights are back on. >> this is a great video. you may have seen it. it went viral. now the mom behind it is speaking about the smooth moves getting so much attention. >> i love this video. >> love the reaction. >> oh, my god. every parent's happy moment. >> isn't it the parent's job. >> i think it is. welcome to friday, august

16th. a whole lot to cover. we want to start with a cooldown. >> dancing for cooler weather there? >> rain dance. >> that would be best but that's tough this time of year. let's talk about what's going on. here we go. i want to show you the winds. the southerly surge starting. a little breeze in fairfield blowing inland. that's the sea breeze, going to break the record high street today. the breeze really gets a little giddy-up this weekend and drops our temperatures to almost fall levels. northwest wind about 14 across the golden gate bridge. still comfortable with mid 60s out there. the coast, mid 60s this afternoon. we hit 80 to 93 at noon, 85 to near 100 inland at 4:00. still in the 70s and 80s at 7:00. this is it. wait until you see the weekend forecast. >> going straight back to the golden gate bridge. a great shot. we have to use it twice.

two lanes in the northbound direction. four lanes coming into san francisco from the beautiful drive over the waldo grade. here is our slow and go spots. we go back to oakland, southbound 880 near the coliseum. we've got two lanes blocked. an accident has been out there for quite some time. we've got some problems with your ace train 1 running about 20 minutes late integrate america. hopefully they'll gain some time here. no other mass transit delays at this hour. this morning the power is back on for thousands in marin county. >> at one point more than 50,000 customers were affected by the outage. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson live in sausalito. good morning, jobina. >> reporter: good morning reggie and natasha. as of 11:30 last night, the pg&e outage map showed about 20,000 customers without power and over an hour later that number nearly

doubled to 54,000 customers without power. as of 1:30 this morning, the utility company tweeted the power had been restored. look at the video from overnight. it was completely dark in sausalito, larkspur and several other areas. crews rushed to put out stop signs all over the county at intersections for drivers. others managed to have a little fun during the outage. >> bark spur, no power, stilling inks a hin a good time at the silver peso. >> reporter: here is a look inside. the blue emergency lights adding extra vibe to the bar's aesthetic. people continued to play pool and drink until the power was restored. a reminder, pg&e is saying with a major outage like this, please don't call 911 unless you have an emergency. live in sausalito, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. in the south bay it was a real emergency. firefighters are still on the scene of a wildfire to make sure it doesn't ignite.

this broke out along santa teresa boulevard and bailey avenue in san jose yesterday. people had to evacuate for a time as flames approached about a dozen homes. the fire spread to 60 acres before crews had it contained. one firefighter needed medical treatment because of heat-related problems. 6:34. on the peninsula, a man is accused of trying to kidnap an 11-year-old girl. police say a man approached a girl as she was walking down palm avenue in south san francisco yesterday morning. investigators say he grabbed her and put his hand over her mouth. a passerby saw what was happened and intervened. police tracked down 37-year-old christopher cole at a nearby adult care home and arrested him. the san francisco police officers association is weighing in on the attack of a woman that shocked the community. >> they are not happy with the judge involved. we've been showing you this video of a man repeatedly grabbing a woman and pulling her to the ground as she tried to enter a condo building over the weekend. the judge in the case saw the video but still decided to

release james austin vincent into a pretrial diversion program meaning he's going to be assigned a case manager and is free until his next court date. the police officers association is calling for the judge to be reassigned to traffic court, saying judge christine van aken's decision puts the victim at risk. they say she should not be allowed to preside over any criminal cases. she may have been a reasonably competent civil attorney but is a catastrophe of a criminal judge. governor knew some spoke briefly about the incident during a stop in san francisco yesterday. >> people sometimes think they're flippantly dealt with and not seriously dealt with. people are back out on the streets, potentially can commit the crime again. abc 7 news has learned vincent is schedule to appear in court this morning for a hearing. it's unclear right now what exactly is going to be discussed. following the mass shootings in gilroy, el paso and dayton, local law enforcement is encouraging everyone to be prepared for the worse.

you can see what went on at fairfield. this at-capacity crowd came out to learn what to do in an active killer situation. this is a replanted event but more important in light of recent advance. the advice from officials, run, hide and only if necessary fight. >> that's why i'm here. they all left a remarkable impact, just unpleasantness. so many lives were disrupted. >> the odds it won't happen, but if it does, they're going to have some background and hopefully something will click, i remember that and that's what i'm going to do. >> this weekend's tomato and vine will draw an extra 25,000 to fairfield. extra patrols will be out. an e scooter caught fire at dropbox's company headquarters in san francisco. dropbox is located on bran nan and san francisco street. no one was hurt. dropbox is moving to a new location in mission bay next

week. employees were previously asked to move their belongings on wednesday. that fire delayed theocess. work to replace all the joints on the upper deck of the richmond-san rafael bridge is finally done. a chunk of concrete fell in january and hit a car. fortunately no one was hurt. the joints on the lower deck will be replaced next year as part of an $85 million makeover project. the state okayed $20 million for that work yesterday. caltrans also plans to repaint the lower deck and towers to protect the steel. a commuter alert about b.a.r.t. this weekend. we'll have riders taking buses and could mean delays for riders. >> looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. a wild couple weeks. up 197 points. we'll bring you another update on how the markets are doing up next. one of the most iconic buildings in san francisco's skyline could soon have new owners. maybe a new name, reginald tower? has a ring to it.

first, you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. mike, on some of our life cav ras it was a relief to see the flags blowing. >> that's a sea breeze coming back. great observation by everybody there. appreciate that. low to mid 60s in the south bay. it hasn't quite gotten to everybody but it will by tomorrow for sure. still pretty mild night with low to mid 60s about everywhere. 57 at half moon bay. upper 50s in novato and sevastopol. that's as cool and comfortable as it gets. don't see much in the way of cloud cover here. that will change over the weekend. it's a spare-the-air day. not as hot on mass transit. swre the small craft advisory north of the bay bridge through the delta. we've been going from mildest to hottest. let's go from hottest to mildest as we look at your 12-hour planner. in the 50s. near 80 at 11:00. we'll hang out in the low to mid 90s from 1:00 to 5:00. 81 at 7:00. east bay not as warm. 64 this morning.

near 80 at noon, low to mid 80s this afternoon. ooh nice 74 at 7:00. look at san francisco, after 85 degrees yesterday. low to mid 70s. even a little cooler at the coast with a little cloud cover at the coast while the rest of the districts, if you will, have to temperatures in the 70s with sunshine. there's going to be more 70s that could move into places where there's 100s today. i'll show you that coming up. good morning. my dog is liking the cooler temperatures. she does not like the heat. she's a lab. she stood in the sprinkler. >> sue used an ice pack last night to sleep. >> it wasn't bad. looking forward to cooler weather. guess what? the traffic is flowing nicely. we do have a couple of hot spots. let's check out your san mateo bridge commute. slow and go across the span, across the causeway and the high-rise over towards 101 in san mateo. looking at about a 15 to 20-minute drive across the span. not too bad.

a bit of a backup at the toll plaza. better news in oakland, southbound 880, we had an accident out there for quite some time. they've moved itoff to hague en burger. lanes should be improving. seeing slowing past the scene northbound as well. here is a look at your bay area bridges. richmond-san rafael bridge, not bad across the span. there's your san mateo bridge commute, and dumbarton about a ten zsh minute drive i - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours.

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6:43 on this friday. a live look at walnut creek where it's 71 degrees. tomorrow at least ten degrees cooler than that. we do have good to moderate air quality right now. it's our east bay interior neighborhoods in the sclera valley that could have poor air quality on the third consecutive spare-the-air. less than half the amount of people dealing with excessive heat from yesterday. temperatures well over 100 through the central valley. breezy 74 in monterey. mid 80s to mid 90s across the sierra with 83 saturday in tahoe. a delightful 80, pretty close to average to round out the weekend. >> thank you, mike. live to hong kong right now. we're watching as a huge crowd, thousands of people have gathered for a pro democracy rally. as you know, these protests have been going on for several weeks now.

at some points it's turned violent. you might remember we were showing you live pictures earlier from the hong kong airport. they shut down that airport twice. we're going to continue to monitor the situation there and let you know if anything changes. this is obviously not going to end any time soon. now to a weekend commuter alert for b.a.r.t. riders in the east bay. >> the lafayette station will be closed and so will lanes of highway 24 for much-needed track repairs. riders are being warned of significant delays. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live at lafayette park with what you need to know before you head out this weekend. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i think we'll have some surprised people this weekend. a lot of people do not know about this. tell a friend. here is the lowdown. they'll shut down the lafayette b.a.r.t. station this weekend because they're going to be doing works on tracks. they'll shuttle people between

walnut creek and recoorinda. they'll shut down two east bay lanes to make room for their crane. >> it's probably going to be a challenge. there are ways to get around it. work has to get done. we want our trains to not be loud. i do this maintenance for a living. i understand they need to do this stuff. i'll deal with it. >> it will definitely impact the area. i don't know if it will impact me because i don't have to go to work on saturday, thank goodness. so me personally -- but that's a bummer. it will back up everywhere i'm sure. b.a.r.t. will be replacing 50-year-old tracks. this will improve the riding experience. a little pain at first and then the payoff. there's more. they can't get this done in one weekend. they will be doing this six different weekends within the next two months. so this is just the beginning. keep this on your radar. live in lafayette, amy

hollyfield, abc 7 news. new this morning, be careful when using smart assistants like google home and amazon echo. the better business bureau expected to issue a new warning about asking smart assistants to find phone numbers. the smart assistants can mistakenly connect you to cam mers instead. you can typically find official phone numbers on bills and confirmation numbers as well. coming up on "good morning america," the red flag signaling you may be speaking with a scam her. gma starts at 7:00 right after abc 7 mornings. your morning money report. your personal information may have been exposed again. >> this time credit karma says a technical issue allowed people to see other people's information when they logged into the account. the company says all the impacted people will be conta contacted. the iconic transamerica

pyramid could have new owners. the 48-story building is set to hit the market for the first time ever. it will be worth between $600 and $625 million. trading under way this morning. you can see we're in the green up about 160 points. this is the last day of trading in what has been a very rocky week. wednesday was the worst selloff of the year. yesterday we closed up about 100 points. so investors clearly rattled by the recession warning from the bond market. the trade war with china and also unrest in hong kong. >> we're hearing from the florida mom who went viral after turning her squeaky oven door into a spontaneous dance party. >> a unique mash-up of usher's song "ya." ♪ >> oh, my gosh. >> that's her daughter haley, appearing to be mortified as she

watches her mom's dance. haley says she looks embarrassed, she's proud of the joy her mom brings to others because she apparently does it all the time. ♪ >> i don't think you ever need a reason to dance. i dance on the treadmill, at the gym, i dance at walmart, i dance at publix. i dance around the house when i'm cleaning. i just dance all the time. >> that's sweet. >> they posted this video on tick tock. it's made millions of people smile. i think the daughter is in on it. >> for sure she is. it's amazing. love her. >> i love it. >> i could watch that all day. >> those transitions will get you. >> have you gone on tik tok? >> not in this world, reggie. i think it's time. >> good. something else --

>> i love the way the mom owned it. i just loved it. >> the towel goes up, shirt flies up. she's ready to go. >> here i am. love me or not. that was great. 6:49 this morning. now we're all going to go home and see if we have anything squeaking. 62 at the exploratoriuexplorato. hello sunrise. will make us hot again today, just not record hot. some unhealthy air is possible. better sleeping weather starts tonight. i don't even want to talk about the extended. it's going to get hot again next week. let's take a look at what's going on with the cloud cover. you can see it along the peninsula coast this morning. lit get buffeted by a point reyes, and it will thin out during the afternoon hours. the southerly surge is starting to roll in and the hottest temperatures are starting to move east away from us. it's still hot. just not record-breaking today. low to mid 90s in most of the south bay.

gilroy, 97. 79 in santa cruz. 80 to 88. wouldn't be surprised if you're driving around and you thermometer says it's warmer than that. 90 in redwood city. mid to upper 60s along the coast. mid 70s, nice day in downtown, south san francisco, sausalito 77. breezy conditions and sunshine only low 70s along the north bay coast. low to mid 90s as you move into the valleys. 88 in fremont. oakland will be about 83 degrees. as we move into the valleys, look at that, upper 90s to low 100s. let's talk about tonight. we've got mid 50s to low 60s just about everywhere. that's why i say you'll sleep better tonight. the dramatic drop saturday. sunday, temperatures are below average for a day. look what happens wednesday and thursday. it's going to be hot, but mainly our inland neighborhoods this time. sue? >> let's take a look at your commute through walnut creek. southbound 680 right past north

main. drive time about eight minutes from concord to the 24 interchange. no delays as you make your way westbound on 24 through the caldecott. down to san jose, this is highway 87 near the shark tank and before you reach san jose mineta airport, moving at the limit here. no problems whatsoever. we have a new accident to report. this is your commute westbound 80 near uc davis. cars got into it, four or five vehicles with debris spread through all lanes. slowing both directions of 80 as you make your way past uc davis. be aware there, if u you know somebody commuting to the bay area or taking a drive yourself, a few minute delay until you get it cleaned up. if you have extra money you would otherwise burn in a fire, i guess you could get this bed that's made for binge watching. an italian designer made a bed that comes with a high-tech

projector, 70-inch tv screen and top-of-the-line speakers. optimal for binge watching your tv shows. it can also keep track of your sleeping patterns and this is what confuses me, it can weigh you. it can also monitor your room temperature. we don't know how much this will cost. >> burn in a fire. you make me laugh, reggie. >> weighing you is the cruel part. >> if you could turn off that feature, that would be great or get a $40 projector from amazon, aim it at the wall, like i did. >> or watch tv.

if you're just joining us or headed out the door, here are the 7 things you need to know before you go. lake and solano county under excessive heat warnings. also forecasting 100s for interior east bay. a lot of 80s and nientsz this afternoon. pg&e says the power is back on in marin county after an outage that left 54,000 customers without electricity. crews got the power back on around 1:30 this morning. number three, b.a.r.t. is alerting riders about major

track work that will impact you this weekend. tracks between orinda, lafayette and walnut creek stations will be shut down. they'll have buses in place of trains. number four, the man accused of grabbing a woman and pulling her to the ground last weekend is due in court for a hearing. earlier this week the judge decided to release austin james vin sent into a pretrial diverse program. ntsb in tennessee examining the wreckage of a plane crash involving dale earnhardt jr. and his family. number six, watching your friday morning commute. if you're traveling through davis, westbound and eastbound there's debris. the accident is eastbound. one special look at our midday live yesterday. you see the porcupine. you can see her at the lindsey wildlife experience as she shuffles along being adorable. >> she was so nice. i did not pet her. my co-anchor petted her.

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good morning, america. as we come on the air this morning, dale earnhardt jr. out of the hospital, lucky to be alive after a terrifying plane crash. great escape. nascar legend dale earnhardt jr., his wife and 15-month-old daughter all on board this plane when it crashes in tennessee, sliding off the runway, exploding into a ball of flames. amazingly, everyone surviving, making it out just in time. the very latest on their conditions and the investigation right now. going for greenland? the new report overnight, why president trump might want to buy the territory. how the white house is responding, and the question