another hot day is on the way with more high temperatures. bay area residents beating the heat while trying to save energy to prevent a strain on the power grid. good morning. it's july 11. i'm liz kreutz. in you are watching abc7 news tran30 for let's start with a quick look at the weather and how hot it's going to be today. we have mother nature helping with the natural acn looking at a 40 degrees spread from the coast where numbers will be in the 60s with patchy

fog to over 100 degrees inland. towards east bay valleys, it will be another hot one. right here, it is in the 50s san francisco and oakland. mt. tam, it has been hot in the upper elevations, lower elevations feeling the effects of the low clouds. 55, napa. the excessive heat warning through tonight, it is the cities and east bay. danville, pleasanton, dublin through mt. hamilton all looking at temperatures over 100 degrees. clear lake, another day of heat. inland communities in the north bay from petaluma to santa rosa in the 90s. down towards morgan hills, san jose will be in the 80s. it depends on where you are. the fog will not reach everyone. the sea breeze won't be uniform. that's why we are looking at the range for 70s and 80s

around the bay by noon. by the afternoon, the risk for heat related illnesses. stay hydrated and temperatures over 100 degrees in contra costa county. cooling centers are one in bay area hotspots like this one at the centennial recreation center. here are a list of some of the other locations. cupertino library. san jose has a few including one of the canting community center. santa rosa, the stealing community center. east bay, antioch community center. abc7 news reporter matt boone was in the east bay while people try to remain cool. >> reporter: when the temperature rises and east bay, the springbrook swim club is one of the places to be to cool down. >> a hot day and want to enjoy the pool. >> it is fun.

it's better than sitting on the couch and watch tv. you can do whatever you want. >> reporter: the pandemic had limited access to small groups but now lifeguards say it's a free-for-all. >> people have been wanting to come to the pool, and other they can, everyone is coming down. >> reporter: even if they don't know how hot it is. >> it is really hot. like 108 degrees. >> reporter: high heat in several parts of the state is created a strain on the state's supply of electricity with the california independent operator which oversees the grid issuing a flex alert for the second day in a row. another factor? of fire burning in oregon damage lines to import energy to northern and southern california. >> collectively between these two lines, california has lost about 5500 megawatts of power. that is a significant fraction of the state's power supply. -- >> reporter: the family came to

get ice cream and eat in an air- conditioned restaurant. >> they tried to put us outside but we didn't do it. >> reporter: energy consumption something they are aware of. >> i think we have been mindful of that for years now. >> reporter: is seemed to work with no rolling blackouts implemented. and uncomfortable day in areas where it was hard to do anything in the scorching heat. >> it is terrible out here. it is so hot. >> you can check of the current conditions where you live with our real-time weather tracker on the abc7 connected tv app. and antioch family is displaced after their home caught fire. flames broke out last night on h street. crews say fireworks were going off all night in this area. firefighters were putting out a fire nearby it'slikely firework cause the fire. >> i want somebody who did this to go to jail. mywhole house.

we don't even know where we are going to go. it's unreal. i am missing two cats. >> the official cause of the fire is under investigation. the largest fire in california continues to burn. the beckwourth complex fire has burned more than 61,000 acres. it's 9% contained. it's burning 45 miles north of lake tahoe. evacuation orders have been issued across the california and nevada border. conditions on the fire line expected to be brutal thanks to the severe drought, scorching temperatures, and mathematic winds. not a vaccinations. california's vaccination rate has slowed substantially. the current averages about 59,000 doses per day. within 20.4 million californians are fully vaccinated. that's about 60% of the eligible population. just under 3.2 million are partially vaccinated.

san francisco updated its health order demanded those working in high risk settings be fully vaccinated by september 15. abc7 news reporter luz pena is on our vaccine team and she spoke with city officials about what this means. >> reporter: san francisco has one of the highest vaccination rates in the country. 75% of the population is fully vaccinated. as the delta variant becomes the dominant strain across the state, san francisco is updating its health order for those in high risk workplaces. >> skilled nursing facilities in residential care facilities for the elderly and acute-care hospitals and jails. >> reporter: san francisco was mandating for workers in high risk settings to get vaccinated. once vaccines were fully approved by the fda. now, those in high risk settings need to be vaccinated by september 15. >> we expect the vaccines will be fully approved by the time

that september 15 date comes around. >> reporter: the deputy sheriff work with inmates in jails and responded to the order in part. the sf pdsa values and respects the right to choice. we have protective options in place with face masks and testing already. forcing vaccines is not a san francisco value. health order highlights that these workplaces will need to keep records of employee vaccination status and provide them to the city public health officer if requested. on page 11, the exemptions. number 1, based on religious beliefs. number 2, qualifying medical reasons. >> if you can to refuse to be vaccinated and you can't do certain jobs. >> reporter: chief of the emergency department at san francisco general hospital says about 94% of the hospital's staff is fully vaccinated. there's about 6% of health care workers who are still in vaccinated. what are some of their concerns? >> questions regarding what are

the long-term implications? short-term implications? what is happening? what is getting put in my arm when i get a vaccine? very reasonable questions. google is reopening its california offices on a voluntary basis starting tomorrow. workers be vaccinated by those who provide that proof can remove their masks in the office. unvaccinated in place will be required to wear masks and take a covid test every week. google's shuttle bus service and employee cafeterias are expected to return. was google employees are expected to be back in the office in september. a vaccination clinic in san jose is focusing on the deaf community. the advocacy in referral hosted the event. it's one of the deaf run nonprofits in the country. pfizer and moderna were available yesterday.many found

to be confusing so the pop-up included interpreters to relay information about the vaccine's. >> we can see people face-to- face and the deaf community feels a connection to be able to come in and ask questions and touch base. maybe talk about frustrations. we can always call in on video, but in person is a great way for deaf people to communicate. >> a second clinic for the deaf community will take place july 24 in santa rosa. if you are interested in making a vaccine appointment, head to our website. abc7news.com/vaccine. that is where we have all that information. bay area doctor is being hailed a hero after making quite a save at oracle part. a split second, the action turn from the game on the field to what was happening in the stands. that's when he came in clutch. dion lim talked with him and has the story. >> reporter: a day of the ballpark became one this man

won't soon forget. >> my wife and i were at the game. >> reporter: the doctor went to oracle part to cheer on the nationals as they took on the giants. you may be wondering why he wasn't cheering on the home team. dr. ross is father to two major league players including the nationals pitchers joe ross. joe was sidelined for the game but his dad wasn't. in the middle of an inning, a woman nearby started choking and gesturing she couldn't breathe. that is when the doctor, pediatrician and emergency room dr. jump into action. >> i gave her a couple of thrusts of the heimlich maneuver. a small piece of hot dog came out. >> reporter: one try wasn't enough. >> then i gave her two card thrusts and a half a thumb size piece of hot dog came out and she was better. >> reporter: the woman was a retired nurse sipping the person in need of help is not

something she was used to. >> she was very thankful. her brother was thankful. >> reporter: the doctor said fans cheered but never expecting to be the hero the day. he wouldn't think twice of helping someone who needs a. >> these are things you see and react to right away that not thinking about what you are doing, but you see something wrong, and you recognize someone needs assistance. >> reporter: as for the giants, they recognize that dr. ross deserved we thank you. and usher presented him with a memento from the game. >> it's a small token of appreciation from us. >> reporter: news spread fast. dr. ross said he got a text from his other major-league son before even leaving the park. even the nationals manager had something to say. >> george should be proud of him. >> reporter: -- >> people were coming up to me and speaking to me. >> he deserves that recognition. incredible. let's get a check outside. in the 60s yesterday in

downtown san francisco due to the low clouds and fog. the blanket of marine air allowing for natural conditioner for some of us, but not all of us. hot it will guide inland and when you can expect relief. hundreds turn up for march for peace in oakland. why not everyone there liked the message. the countdown to a historic milestone. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat.

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there's a live look outside at new mexico at the virgin galactic set to launch into space in a little over an hour. it was delayed because of poor weather overnight. branson shared a video message on twitter. >> my mission statement is to turn the dream of space travel into a reality for my grandchildren, for your grandchildren, for everyone. >> he's making the trip 90s before jeff bezos. karina mitchell tells us even elon musk is expected to be on hand for the historic launch. >> reporter: this morning, the countdown to a historic milestone in space. richard branson set to become the first person to reach space in his own spacecraft. the flight is expected to last 90 minutes. virgin galactic spaceship unity will be attached to the mother ship named after his mother as

it takes off. at00b,ity drops a ignites and takes branson and five others to the edge of space. where they will experience weightlessness for a few minutes before returning to the surface. >> welcome to the club, astronauts. >> reporter: elon musk is sad to attend the launch saying we will see you there to wish you the best. blue origin founder jeff bezos wishing branson and the team is successful and safe flight through and instagram pros. branson said to lift off 90s before jeff bezos takes his rocket into space. branson announced his flight a week ago. branson telling gma this is not a space race. >> i know it's been painted as a race. i don't think either of us see it that way. >> reporter: also there, some high schoolers and third- graders from new mexico. >> they called the parents last friday. we started calling parents. most of them were like are you

serious? >> reporter: this will be virgin galactic fourth crude test flight. hundreds of people will be turning out. those lost of gun violence be called on the community to act as partners. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard brings this report. >> reporter: a community march for peace led by the police chief. earlier the chief hosted this rally at lake merritt calling for gun violence to stop. >> today is about saving lives. it's about standing up and speaking our voice. today is about a safe oakland. >> reporter: many neighbors have their own ideas. >> what about the national guard helping you wall? >> that's too much. the community as a national guard. >> reporter: the chief calling and community neighbors to play a role. this as oakland record 71 homicides this year. the city recovering from a

chaotic fourth of july weekend with fatal shootings, illegal fireworks, and a sideshow involving 300 cards were a spectator was injured. >> it is going to take law enforcement community coming together. >> reporter: faith leaders urge many not to stay silent. >> it's time for us to stop hiding. i didn't see nothing. i don't know nothing. it's not my problem anymore. >> reporter: some neighbors say it is everyone's problem. >> this is out of hand. it's not the police's fall. when you see something happening, get on the phone and call the police. >> reporter: about 200 to 300 came out but not everyone who showed up liked the message. anti-police protesters showed up and tried to disrupt the event. last month, the oakland city council voted to divert about $18 million from the police department's budget.

>> this isn't about politics. >> reporter: the chief said small community town hall meetings will be held around oakland, talking safety and crime prevention. an appointment day and the effort to recall governor newsom. friday is the filing deadline for anyone who wants to get their name on the ballot for the september recall of election. the deadline will determine the field of challengers entering the race. caitlyn jenner, john cox, kevin faulconer among republicans find to be the next governor. there are some democrats on the ballot including one who announced his intentions to run. it's a record, two mended it. they broke the seesaw world record in concord. >> three, two, one. >> they passed 216 consecutive hours yesterday. that beats the previous teeter totter record sein 1971.

it has been a tough ride. >> this has been such a struggle. i have a hard time at night. the days are awesome because you are ch supporting us. >> the record-breaking attempt ran for 10 days. impressive. not sure why they wanted to spend 10 days on a teeter totter. >> their equilibrium has to be a little off. it looks like fun for a little while. the warmth in the summertime, we like that for a little while, but we are looking forward to the onshore flow. the marine layer has been with us and you enjoyed pretty nice weather around the peninsula and even into parts of marin county. nevada, san rafael, it has been pretty hot. the excessive heat warning for inland valleys from concord to livermore.

south bay in the 80s. it could've been hotter in san jose, but the national weather service will keep the heat advisory for parts of the santa clara valley because this ridge of high pressure exerting its influence to the east of us. low clouds and fog have been expanding and allowing the marine layer to be over 1000 feet deep. san jose, air quality wasn't too bad. 52 downtown. 58, mountain view. morgan hills, 61. look at all the fog. even mist and drizzle at the golden gate bridge. 48, novato. that feels pretty good after 90s yesterday. the he has stayed with you in the inland valleys cool enough to 60s and 70s and the upper elevations. 90, mt. tam. the low cloud deck influencing the lower elevations. fog along the coast this morng wi

inland is where we atures excee degrees. the fog and low clouds from rn to san mateo, but then they pulled back. the breeze will be a factor. it's a cold breeze off the water were temperatures are in the 50s. northwesterly winds allows for the inversion and the sea breeze to take effect through the afternoon. that continues into monday. no changes except for the fact we will transport the cooler marine air into the inland valleys. 10:00, 20 to 25 miles per hour along the coast. the oranges indicate up to 30 by the delta today. into your monday, it will el we are out of the 90s. widespread 80s through the san ramon valleys. south bay it hasn't been too bad and will continue with the light breeze. 102 around antioch and livermore. that's four are five cooler, i

hate to say cooler, but not as hot. monday, just over 90. thatsummertime day. the work week, plenty of 80s. today, santa clara, upper 80s. 90, san jose. upper 80s in milpitas. 79, san mateo. it will be gusty at times. in the clouds with daly city, 64. north bay, towards clear lake, 108. east bay, 70s. nice afternoon from richmond. union city, mid-80s. inland upper 90s to about 100 in concord. 102, brentwood. seven-day forecast, we will get the delta breeze. a little better inland later today. 58 along the shoreline.

102, livermore. monday, you will feel a big difference as the numbers drop about 10 degrees inland. tuesday, into the 80s. we will fluctuate there with the upper 80s to 90 inland. around the bay, comfortable, in the 70s. it wasn't a fair shake out for everyone yesterday. but that's what happened with the last heat wave. >> it was hot where i was. bay area athletes won big at the espy awards. highlights, those ri

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of the most inspirational sports stars. >> reporter: trading jerseys for jackets. >> put my suit on and look fresh. >> reporter: the world's biggest athletes and stars. >> summertime in the city. >> reporter: like tracy morgan with his 8-year-old daughter. >> i was a little nervous. >> reporter: on the red carpet at the espy's. >> i am the voice of the espy's. >> reporter: for the first time injured two decades, hosted by marvel start anthony mackie. >> i am so excited. i am here to meet athletes and get autographs. >> reporter: who invited a 14- year-old spelling bee champ who is an amazing basketball player. >> i tried to emulate kevin durant. >> he always runs away from me. >> there's nothing like being

back together. >> reporter: american underdog, the kurt warner story. >> i wish i could throw a ball as good as this man. >> thank god in three months you can throw as well as i can. that would be pretty embarrassing. >> reporter: inspiring stories like chris who received the award for perseverance as the only person with down syndrome to complete an ironman. >> my messages -- >> reporter: a few final pictures and then it started to rain. did ago extra hold in the gel? >> i did. i need a little extra hold and we are outside. >> reporter: the show must go on. >> as for the ceremony, stanford tara vanderveer was named coach of the year. she passed the winds and led

stanford to the first national title since 1982. the san mateo native tom brady was named male athlete of the year and nfl player. the box won team of the year.su curry won best nba player voted by the fans. the season he continued to break records including the oldest scoring champion since michael jordan. he became the warriors franchise all-time leading scorer and second in the nba all-time made three-pointer list. he couldn't make it to the awards because he's competing in a golf tournament. it's a weekend of champions on abc and espn. the wimbledon final on espn. euro final of italy versus england. on abc7 at 5:00, the nba finals. a big weekend of games. a scary scene at a michigan festival. a ride malfunctions and nearly

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good morning. thank you for joining us on abc7 news, tran30 for we will start with another look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. you see the fog behind me. bay area. >> that is dictating where it is getting hot and where it will be comfortable. at the coast, it will be touch and go. here's a look at the low cloud deck where it made its presence felt yesterday and today. mother nature not drifting too f far, allowing the natural air conditioner for oakland and san francisco, low to mid-50s.

mountain view, 58. didn't get as hot as they expected. looking at the fog, the golden gate bridge, mist and drizzle. we have the excessive heat warning for the east bay where you will be about 105 in spots. livermore, dublin. the heat advisory still on in the inland communities of north bay and the santa clara valley where temperatures will be in the 90s from gilroy to send martin. san jose should be in the 80s. through the afternoon, the fog tries to clear back to the coast. 3:00, 90s to near 100 in antioch. 90s by the delta. the fog, it's at the coast. we will talk about the week ahead and when we say good-bye to the heat, coming up. the delta variant is raising concerns about coronavirus, it's rapid spread

is fueling a rising caseload of nearly 15,000 across the country. 25 states including california are seeing cases climb. that sparking a debate about masking just as the cdc is out with new guidelines about returning to the classroom. vaccinated students and teachers do not need to wear a mask unless the school district says otherwise. >> it will be up to the schools and the districts to determine if they put different rules in place in the classroom. for those fully vaccinated compared to those not yet vaccinated. >> the national education association released a statement with the guidance saying school should require masks in any situation involving someone who is unvaccinated whether a child or adult. >> coming up, dr. fauci will talk about vaccine resistance to the delta variant and the school mask guidelines. you can watch the interview in this week with george stephanopoulos this morning on

abc7. scary moments caught on camera to cherry festival in northern michigan. video shows the moment a ride started to malfunction. dozens were strapped into their seats when something went wrong. witnesses say the ride began to lift off the ground with each sway. >> it started rocking back and forth, then it started going more. it was to the point where the pace was leaning back and i was like it looks like it's going to fall back into the river. i couldn't believe what i was seeing. >> two dozen spectators grabbed onto the rail to hold the base down until it stopped. riders were shaken but no one was seriously hurt. the right has been sent back to the factory where it was made. a little boy with big dreams and got help from the fresno fire department. 9-year-old jesse was at the scene is firefighters responded to a fight. when the flames right he asked if he could help out. he got to help with the hose. >> i want to be a firefighter

when i grow up. they do hard-working stuff. i asked if i could help them and they said yes. >> he seems like a neat kid maybe a future firefighter. >> he also got a tour of a fire engine and he took home a special sticker. a 17-year-old swimmer from long island is going for the gold in tokyo. she qualified for the paralympics. >> reporter: world-class swimmer anastasia pagonis has her sights set on olympic gold. the 17-year-old is blind but letting nothing stand in her way. she shattered two world records for the 400 freestyle while qualifying for the paralympic games in tokyo. >> when i jump in the water, that is my happy place. when i'm out of the water, have to rely on some to take me somewhere. like i talked to take me places, my cane to help me navigate. >> reporter: when she was 11,

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members of its seven rewards loyalty app a coupon for a free small slurpee that can be redeemed any day in july. it's a return of fog city flea at the ferry building in san francisco. the market highlights the best in jewelry, clothing, accessories, hardware's, housewares, plus more every sunday. the vendors will be inside the building grand hall to celebrate community and small business. fog city flea is open from 10:00 until 5:00. it doesn't feel like summer, but that is san francisco. >> our kind of summer. 58 in santa cruz. the 80s yesterday. feeling not as hot today. we will get sun. low 80s today and temperatures inland it won't be quite as hot. still will see triple digits. the

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welcome back. here's a live look from our walnut creek camera. 57 degrees in walnut creek. thank you were waking up with us on this sunday morning. as urban areas are told to conserve water, growers already are being used as an example of how agriculture can do its part to save water. our climate and environment are a vital part of the focus on building a better bay area. governor newsom is urging conservation statewide. >> not only not only not industrial commercial operations and intercultural operations. >> david louie takes uslouie ta fields near watsonville to show how water conservation applies to crops. >> reporter: this time of tson methinel meters that measure

how much groundwater is being tapped to irrigate the crops. as agriculture boomed, so did concerns about the aquifer and incursion of saltwater. the water management agency was a early user of meters. its success may become another model for other parts of the state in need of conserving every gallon of water possible. he is a strawberry grower. >> we see they are probably watering 2.5 hours versus 5 hous hours, we have a way of figuring out that count for the amount of water that is being used could perhaps, it has been wasted. >> reporter: the meters along with other measures have reduced water use dramatically. by nearly 3.1 billion gallons over the past four years. that's equivalent of filling 77.5 million bathtubs. besides the meters, the agency staff works with growers to use

water efficiently. >> we look at what kind of crops are being grown every summer so we can track not only how much water is being used, but the cropping patterns. >> reporter: california growers used to draft as much groundwater as they wanted for free. if you have resisted the meters by not allowing access to their land. the water use is estimated with aerial photography. good stewardship. >> they are paying attention, making sure we are sustainable and this valley will have water 30, 40, 50 years from now our future farming generations. >> reporter: other agencies are required to develop water plans to achieve sustainability within 20 years. let's get a check with the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. drought is such a concern as we head into the warmer months. >> at least we have the fog

now. it's the onshore winds that put us in the situation at the end of summer and fall where we are looking at even drier conditions and hopefully no fires. low cloud deck brought us relative humidity drizzle from the golden gate bridge and cooler temperatures than anticipated for parts of the bay. inland was well over 100 degrees. there is a look at the fog deck. we are looking at the sea breeze, allowing for cooling today. 70s and 80s for a lot of you. you can see the nice marine air coming into play. 51, oakland. 63, san jose. temperatures 60 degrees along the coast. the gusty onshore wind forecasted to return again today. mt. tam, look at the low clouds out there in the distance. 57 by the delta. 52, santa rosa. 90s in the north bay to 50s.

overnight lows in 60s and parts of the east bay. upper elevations in the 80s and 90s. cooler numbers in the deck of low clouds allowing for the natural air- conditioning and gusty sea breeze through the afternoon. the heat continues to near triple digits inland. mild to warm around the bay with the breeze and the fog hanging out around stinson beach, half moon bay today. it will be cool and windy. inland, it becomes mild. bayside and inland it is hot. we will get a look at the fog creeping closer to your monday morning. it pulls back for full sunshine but the breeze will get more extensive. already over 20 miles per hour by the delta. it builds through the afternoon to about 30 miles ur. 5:00 today, gusty winds, shoreline.

start. breezy to windy afternoon through the east bay valleys. it will take away the 90s into your monday afternoon. today, a few triple digits. 102 around livermore. it was 106 at the airport yesterday. 90s tomorrow. 80s the rest of the week. south bay, 90 today. not everyone will be that hot. closer to the bay, more 80s around milpitas. the sea breeze keeps you comfortable from the mid-70s, san bruno. along the coast, stern grove, cloudy for you. 60s will arrive. low 90s in petaluma. lake county, it gets hot and oppressive. that is cooler than yesterday. 79, san leandro.

union city, a few 80s. you have to way from the bayshore. 97, walnut creek. 100, concord and livermore. the seven-day forecast looking at a hot one today inland. less as you go around the bay. tomorrow, he really for everyone. the rest of the week, near average temperatures with a spread of 60s, 70s, upper 80s. today is the last game for the a's and giants before the all-star break. they hope to win the series against the rangers. first pitch at 11:35. the giants could sweep the nationals at home. first pitch, 1:05. yesterday, the giants won big. here is chris alvarez with the highlights. >> reporter: the giants and their origin wait connect jerseys debut this weekend. it's hard to argue the results.

wins friday and runs saturday afternoon. this youngster is excited. they put up three runs in the first. it goes 60 feet and that will work. 3-0, san francisco. buster posey watching the young catcher called up on saturday. he singles and donovan solano. the giants up 8- cruising, josh bell. the bad goes flying. six strikeouts in six innings.i. brandon crawford hit it 18th homer of the year. tied for the most by any shortstop in history before the all-star break. the giants win 10-4. a's in texas. a's down.

sean murphy and seth brown go back to back. just like that, we are tied it to mac. this goes into extra innings. both teams scored in the 10th. oakland scores four in the 11th. 415 foot blast. the a's win. stephen curry decision to skip the olympics games was in order to heal and get ready for a warriors season this fall. one of the added benefits, playing at the golf tournament in tahoe. plenty of boats on the water. kelly slater, the no look shot is good. aaron rodgers, packers quarterback, throwing the football over the boats on 17. here is stephen curry. he knows what to do with the basketball. here is the chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes and he likes

what he sees. that is quite the dance. he ties for 48. only nine weeks until nfl sunday. here is steph, the birdie putt on 18. he struggled with the short game at the end of the round but still in the mix. tied for sixth. the leader, 51. olympic exhibition games, team usa taking on nigeria. draymond green sets the screen. it doesn't matter the uniform, he will play defense and talk trash. look at him with a block. team usa hasn't had a lot of practice and brown has been working with team nigeria for weeks. they upset a team usa. the u.s. was favored by 28 lose. that's your look at sports. skate your way to san francisco for a part

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today a chance to show off your dance moves on wheels. sunday roller disco party is returning to golden gate park this afternoon. the man known as the godfather of skate will lead with some groovy tunes. he will be teaching disco dance moves to people of all ages. their free party spends from noon until 5:00, skating arena on sixth avenue and kennedy drive. pretty groovy. >> it is like the 70s. you wouldn't know about that, les. we still have heat to contend with in inland valleys. the heat warning continues for the cities of dublin, livermore, pleasanton through 11:00. up to the north, through monday. temperatures will be over 100

degrees. some 90s from gilroy to send martin. it will be cooler around the bay. the coast, we have the fog. 70s in oakland. 100, livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast, today will be the last day of trouble he inland, and then they will see 90s tomorrow. back to the upper 80s to near 90 threat the midweek inland and the rest of the bay remains comfortable with a low clouds and fog in the afternoon sea breeze. thank you for joining us on abc7 mornings. i'm liz kreutz. coming up, richard branson is set to blast off into space from new mexico. stay with abc7 for updates on that historic launch. abc7 news continues at 9:00 a.m., so we will see you then. have a great day.

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