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and even take on climate change... would you press it? i want somebody that did this to go to jail. >> another reminder of dangers of illegal fireworks. a fire damages a house in antioch overnight, a family devastated. what investigators are saying about what may have sparked it. richard branson goes where no other billionaire has gone before. virgin galactic space ship blasts off for space. good morning. it is sunday july 11. we are live on abc7, hu, and wherever you stream. thank you for joining us.

let's start with a look at the weather. good morning. temperatures have dropped off earlier this morning into the upper 40s in novato. remember they were well into the 90s yesterday. extensive marine layer has a strong footprint over the bay area influencing weather around the bay today, a lot like yesterday. you can see the stratus down to southern california. we can see the low cloud deck. it is in 60s in warmer locations, 52 pacifica, sunny san jose here. inland valleys, we are already approaching near 70. that's where we have our heat warning again for cities of dublin, pleasanton, livermore, concord, danville and through monday night in clear lake and lake county. we have a heat advisory for santa clara and inland valleys of north bay mountains. coastal cooling around the bay. we'll detail that for you in

your neighrhin a >> thanyo>>is think to say on air but we begin with breaking news from space. richard branson turned his dream of space travel into a reality. >> 60 seconds, that is a full duration burn. we are headed to space. >> less than one hour ago the galactic space train unity shot straight up to the edge of space. they began the historic journey this morning from a run way in new mexico. a mother ship dropped unity once it reached 50,000 feet altitude and it fired rocket motor to blast off 50 miles above ground, spent several moments in space, before safely returning back to earth. branson is the first person to travel into space aboard his own spac back the rising temperatures. cooling centers are bay area t

centennial recreational center. there is one at the cupertino library. san jose has some centers too including one at the camden community center. santa rosa, steel lane community center. and the antioch community center. dangerous temperatures mixed with a fire in oregon created a strain on the power grid. we will have much more on that at 9:30. meantime, you can check out current temperatures where you live with our realtime weather tracker on our abc7 bay area connected tv app. search abc7 now wherever you stream. new this morning, fireworks might be to blame for a fire that displaced a family in antioch. flames broke out after 9:00 last night on eighth street near west sixth. crews say fireworks were going off last night in that area. firefighters were busy putting out a fire nearby when they got the call about this dy that did

this to go to jail. this is my whole house. we don't even know where we are going to go. this is unreal. i am missing two cats. i don't even know where they are. >> official cause of the fire is still under investigation. developing news, the largest fire in california continues to burn this morning. beckwourth complex fire has burned more than 61,000 acres, is 9% contained, burning 45 miles north of lake tahoe. evacuation orders have been issued across california nevada border. conditions on the fire line are expected to be brutal thanks to severe drought, scorching temperatures, and problematic winds. california is reporting the state's first death from the west nile virus. public health officials say a resident died from the warnhot s of the mosquito weather is increasing the number of mosquitoes and therefore the risk of infecting humans. let's get to covid-19

vaccinations. california's vaccination pace hassoun slowed substantially. the current average is about 59,000 doses a day. more than 20.4 million californians are fully vaccinated. that's about 60% of the eligible population. just under 3.2 are partially vaccinated. our abc7 news reporter is on our vaccine team and talked about what the update means and who could be exempt. >> reporter: san francisco has one of the highest vaccination rates in the country. 75% of the population is fully vaccinated. as delta variant becomes a dominant strain across the state, san francisco is updating its health order for those in high risk work places. >> our skilled nursing facilities, residential care facilities for elderly, acute

care hospitals, jails, shelters. >> reporter: initially san francisco was mandating for workers in high risk settings to be vaccinated once vaccines were fully approved by fda. now those in high risk settings need to be vaccinated by september 15. >> we expect it is possible that the vaccines will be fully approved by the time that september 15th date comes around. >> reporter: san francisco's deputy sheriffs work with inmates in jails and responded to this order in part. the sfdsa 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 the work places will need to keep records of employee vaccination status and provide them to city public health officer if requested. on page 11, exemptions. one, based on religious beliefs. two, qualifying medical reasons. >> if you are going to refuse

to be vaccinated, you can't do certain jobs. >> reporter: chief of the emergency department at zuckerburg says about 94% of the hospital staff is fully vaccinated. there is about 6% of healthcare workers at sf general who are still unvaccinated. what are concerns? >> questions regarding what are longterm implications? what are short term implications? what exactly is happening? what is getting put into my arm when i am getting getting getti very reasonable questions. a vaccination clinic in san jose is focusing on the deaf community. the deaf counseling advocacy and referral agency hosted the event, one of the first deaf run nonprofits in the country. pfizer and johnson & johnson vaccines were available yesterday. many in the deaf community found the my turn website confusing so this interpreters information about the vaccines. >> we can see people face to

face and the deaf community feels a lot more of a connection to be able to come in and ask questions and kind of touch base, maybe talk about some frustrations. we can always call in on video of course but in person is really a great way for deaf people to communicate. >> a second clinic for the deaf community will take place july 24 in santa rosa. we are talking about the heat wave but obviously in the city it's a very san francisco summer. it is. even by the bay yesterday our peninsula friends and in the north bay got a bit of relief. the breeze, extra gusty. the fog clears but another windy day. mid 60s. numbers are close to 100 inland. we'll have the forecast next. we are taking a close look at the extent of the damage in surfside florida from a first responder's point of view. i gave her two hard thrusts and sort of a half a thumb sized piece of hot dog came out

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put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. in the east bay hundreds of people came out to stand up for a safe oakland. oakland's police chief remembered those lost to gun violence but called on the community to act as partners. our abc7 news report bringing the report from oakland. >> reporter: a community march for peace led by the oakland police chief. the chief hosted this rally at lake merit calling for gun violence to stop. >> today is about saving lives. today is about standing up and speaking our voice. today is about a safe open. >> reporter: many neighbors have their own ideas about safety. >> what about the national guard helping? is that too much? >> i think it is too much. i think the community is national guard to me. >> reporter: the chief calling on community neighbors to play

a role in preventing crime, this as oakland records 71 homicides, city recovering from a chaotic fourth of july weekend with fatal shootings, illegal fireworks, a side show involving 300 cars where a spectator was injured. >> we are not going to be able to do this alone. it is going to take law enforcement and community coming together. this is the day. >> reporter: how? faith leaders urge for many not to stay silenced. >> it's time for us to stop hiding behind i don'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. this is not the police fault. individuals, when you see something happening get on the phone and call the police. >> reporter: not everyone who showed up liked the message. antipolice protesters showed up and tried to disrupt the event. last month oakland city council

voted to divert about $18 million from the police department budget. >> this is not about politics. this is about saving lives. >> reporter: the chief says small community town hall meetings will be held this summer around oakland talking safety and crime prevention. delta variant is raising new concerns about coronavirus. its rapid spread is fueling rising daily caseload of nearly 15,000 across u.s. 25 states including california are seeing cases climb. that is sparking another debate about masking just as cdc is out with new guidelines for 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 districts in the states to determine if they're able to put different rules in the classroom for those fully vaccinated compared to those who are not yet vaccinated. >> national education association released a statement with guidance saying schools should require masks in

any situation involving someone unvaccinated whether a child or adult. dr. fauci calls delta variant nasty. he says vaccines work well against the variant and people should put politics aside and get vaccinated to protect themselves. >> what we are trying to do is just put politics aside. this is no time for politics. this is a public health issue. viruses and public health don't know the difference between a democrat or republican or an independent. >> according to cdc, delta variant was present in at least 51% of new cases in u.s. between june 20 and july 3. crews have been working around the clock for more than two weeks in effort to recover victims of the building collapse in surfside florida. this morning a captain from miami dade fire and rescue is showing scope of the manpower needed at the site of the disaster. >> this is another view of the back of the pile.

we wanted to get a little bit closer so you can have a full appreciation for the amount of debris, the denseness of the concrete, the amount of iron, the amount of material that we need to move. >> the pace of finding victims at the site has been quicker since the demolition of the remaining part of the building. the death toll currently stands at 90. new this morning, pope francis made his first public appearance since undergoing surgery last week. he greeted well wishers and gave weekly blessing from the hospital balcony in rome. the vatican says the pope has been on the mend following july 4th surgeries to remove a portion of his large intestine. jimmy carter and his wife celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary. they invited more than 300 guests to a private party this weekend. former president bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton were there along with speaker of the house

nancy pelosi. they were married on july 7, 1946. they have four children, 12 grandchildren, and 14 great grandchildren. what a life. what a love too. beautiful. >> that's cute. always building his houses. >> he is. >> how old is he? almost 100. >> yeah, 75 years of marriage. >> incredible. incredible is our marine layer that brought cooling yesterday around the bay and will continue to do that throughout today despite much of the state being encompassed by a pretty strong heat dome that is allowing for temperatures to be well over 100 degrees. we have been looking at the numbers all around us, really hot. look at our fog footprint, that blanket of marine status allowing our natural a/c to do its thing from the peninsula, north bay, bay shore. inland it's a different story. there is a look from north to south, how extensive low cloud deck is.

in san jose it is sunny and temperatures will be on the warm side, 80s to near 90 but not as hot as it could be. it's 53 in the city, 56 in oakland. with milder numbers from mount view to san jose, we don't have much of a sea breeze yet. up above, numbers are very warm. we are in the upper 60s san jose to morgan hill. pacifica 51, another look at san jose with a blue sky, 57 santa rosa, low 60s towards novato and napa. these cities were in the 90s to near 100 yesterday but we've had the cooling and breeze throughout much of the bay. inland it's a different story. that southwesterly wind by delta at 20 miles an hour, it's going to bring little relief late in the day but we are forecasting over 100 by delta and antioch. take a look at the fog at sfo. you know the routine, we will get the sea breeze. it will be pleasant along the peninsula.

we will not see 90s. we'll see 80s and 70s more likely down through palo alto. with the fog along the coast, it will be touch and go, whether or not you get the sun at the coast and if you do, we will have gusty winds for sure. heat is with us inland for another day but it is mild to warm elsewhere so it really is determined by micro climates and for the breeze this afternoon as fog pulls back. tonight we've got fog cozying along the coast. we had sun at the beach yesterday. today it will be cool, windy, and we will stay in the 50s in some spots around pacifica, half moon bay. monday another surge of marine aretes all the 90s away. yesterday was the peak of the heat and it really wasn't that bad in many parts of the bay. i know in inland valleys you are saying it was a different story. that's for sure. later today you will feel the sea breeze by the delta, about the only place towards the sacramento valley where you

will feel relief at all. it is still sizzling there. into your monday, a little bit of a breeze. monday afternoon it picks up again. with the wide range today it is feeling like average around the city, around the bay. 60s, 70s. you go to lake county and your heat will last another day through monday. that's why we have the 90s to 100 from santa rosa to lake port and antioch 102, upper 90s liver more and concord. a bit better. in the 80s for some around fremont. hayward maybe about 80. that breeze will help us in the low cloud deck like it always does. we've got 50s at the coast, 100 by the delta. but we are cooler today even inland as that sea breeze is bringing some cool marine air further across the bay. that dictates the rest of the weather for the week ahead which is very comfortable. >> happy to hear that, definitely. where it was for me was very

hot. nice to have the break. thanks. a bay area doctor hailed a hero after making quite a save at oracle park. in a split second the action turned from the game on the field to what was happening in the stands. that's when he really came in clutch. you will want to see this story. our news anchor talked with him and has more. >> reporter: a day at the ballpark saturday became one this man won't soon forget. >> my wife and i were at the game. >> reporter: dr. willie ross went to cheer on the nationals as they took on the giants. you may be wondering why he wasn't cheering the home team. dr. ross is father to two major league players including nationals pitcher 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's when dr. ross, a pediatrician and trained emergency room doctor, jumped into action. >> i gave her a couple thrusts

of heimlich maneuver and a small piece of hot dog came out. >> reporter: one try wasn't enough. >> then i gave her two hard thrusts and sort of a half a thumb sized piece of hot dog came out and she was much better. >> reporter: the woman is a retired nurse. used to. >> brother s very thankful also. >> reporter: dr. ross says fans cheered but never expecting to be the hero, he said he wouldn't think twice about helping someone who needs it. >> these are things that you see and you react to right away, not necessarily about thinking about what you are doing. you see something wrong and you recognize someone needs assistance. >> as for giants, they recognized dr. ross deserved a thank you. an usher presented him with a momento. >> a small token of appreciation from us. >> reporter: news of the in the stands heroics spread fast. dr. ross got a text from his other major league son before

even leaving oracle park. even nationals manager had something to say about it. >> pretty cool. should be very proud of him. >> reporter: people after the game were coming and speaking to me. that made me feel really good. ahead, sports stars

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daddy day with his 8-year-old daughter. >> i was a little nervous. >> reporter: on the red carpet at the espys. you are the voice of the espys. >> i am the voice of the espys. >> reporter: hosted by the marvel star. >> it's great. i am so excited. i am here to just meet athletes and get autographs. >> reporter: invited a 14-year- old spelling bee champ who happens to be an amazing basketball player. >> try to imitate james harden. >> there is nothing like being back together. i think that's one of the coolest things. >> reporter: american under dog, kurt warner story. >> i wish i could throw a football as good as this man. ain't going to happen. >> thank god in three months you can't throw as well as i can. that would be embarrassing.

>> reporter: inspiring stories like chris who received jimmy v award for perseverance as only person with down syndrome to complete an iron man. moments before show time, a few final pictures and then it started to rain. did you go extra hold in the jell? >> i did. my hair is a little long. we need extra hold. could be raining or possible weather effects. >> reporter: as they say, the show must go on. >> as for the ceremony, vanderveer was named coach of the year. she led stanford to the first national title since 1992. tom brady was named male athlete of the year. bucs won team of the year. steph curry won best nba player. this season he continued to break records including

becoming oldest scoring champion since michael jordan. he became warrior franchise's all time leading scorer and is second on the all time made three pointers list. he couldn't make it because he is competing at a celebrity golf tournament in tahoe. it's a weekend of champions, a big day happening at noon. euro final of italy verses england. at 5:00 p.m., game three of the nba finals between suns and bucks. today, a chance to show off dance moves on wheels. sunday roller disco party is returning to golden gate park. the man known as godfather of skate will lead the event with groovy tunes. he will be teaching disco dance moves to people ever all ages. y. s is from 10:00 to 5:00 skate arena on

kennedy drive. groovy. high temperatures mixed with a fire in oregon created a strain on the state's power grid. we'll have details. as california

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good morning. thanks for joining us on abc7 news. we are going to start with another look at the weather so let's go to lisa for a check of the forecast and the gray forecast in san francisco. i know. you need your jacket. yesterday too with those gusty winds it's been a theme around the fog belt and those e e along the coast. it is 84 degrees on top of mount tam. the fog is really dictating our weather for many of us.

67 in san jose, sunny skies. 53, san francisco. look at the clouds, pier 15, 57 santa rosa, 62 napa, upper 60s in concord. the clouds are stacked. that means a comfortable day around the bay for most but we have excessive heat warning for inland valley. you will see 100 around livermore and concord as well as brentwood and antiochment dublin will be close, danville as well, well into the 90s. here is where the heat advisory is with us. it will not be as bad with 80s and a few 90s in the santa clara valley. we are in 90s in inland valleys. by 3:00 or 4:00, approaching 100. clear lake, clover dale, very warm and looking at the fog again for much more relief on your monday. >> thank you. our abc7 news reporter is in the east bay where people tried to stay cool while abiding by flex alert. >> reporter: when the

temperature rises in the east bay. >> too hot. >> reporter: spring brook swim club in lafayette is one of the places to be to cool down. >> a hot day. we want to enjoy the pool. >> it's better than sitting at home on the couch. you can do what you want. jump off diving boards and go down slides. >> reporter: life guards say it's a free for all. >> i think people have been wanting to come to the pool. now that they can, everyone is coming. >> reporter: even if they don't know quite how who it is. >> it is really hot. >> reporter: how hot? >> like 108 degrees or something. >> reporter: high heat in several parts of the state has created a strain on the supply of electricity. with california independent system operator which over sees the grid issuing a flex alert for the second day. another challenging factor, a fire burning in oregon, damaged power lines that import energy to northern and southern california. >> collectively between the lines, california has lost

about 5,500 mega watts of power. that is a significant fraction of the states' power supply. >> reporter: in emeryville temperatures were about 30 degrees cooler than over the hills where this 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're aware of. >> we have been pretty mindful for years now. >> reporter: across the state it seemed to work with no rolling black outs but still an uncomfortable day in areas where it was so hard to do anything in the scorching heat. >> it's terrible out here, so hot. >> check out current temperatures with our realtime weather tracker. search abc7 now wherever you stream. fireworks related calls we down in concord thanks to a new reporting strategy.

members of the community could file realtime reports online. 458 reports of illegal fireworks were filed in the first week of july. 320 calls were made to the 911 or nonemergency phone lines. officers confiscated more than 100 illegal fireworks. an important day in the effort to really governor newsom is approaching. friday is filing deadline for anyone who wants their name on the ballot for the september recall election. the deadline will determine once and for all challengers entering. one democrat announced intentions to run. as urban areas are told to conserve water growers in santa cruz already are being used as an example of how agriculture can do its part to save water as well. focused on building a better

bay area. >> not only residences industrial and commercial operations, agricultural operations. >> we go to the fields near watsonville. >> reporter: this time of year fields around watsonville are producing berries, lettuce, broccoli, celery, crops valued at close to $1 billion. something else is sprouted, about 1,000 meters that measure how much groundwater tapped to irrigate crops. an early user of meters dating back 30 years ago, the success may become a model for other parts of the state in need of conserving every gallon of water possible. a strawberry grower. >> if we see our crew, they're probably watering two and a half hours verses an hour and a half. we have a way of figuring out that count or the amount of

water that is being used could perhaps been wasted. >> reporter: reduced water use dramatically by nearly 3.1 billion gallons over four years compared to a decade ago. that's equivalent of filling 77 and a half million bathtubs. water agency staff works with growers to use water efficiently. >> we look at crops being grown every summer so we can track how much water is being used but what are cropping patterns in the valley. >> reporter: historically california growers used to draft as much groundwater as they wanted for free. a few have resisted by not allowing access to land. water use is estimated with aerial photography. it is believed growers are committed to good stewardship. >> they're paying attention to what's going on, making sure that we are sustainable and this valley will have water 30, 40, 50now for our future farming generations.

>> reporter: other water agencies are required to develop groundwater plans to achieve sustainability within 20 years. still ahead, the pandemic shut down a lot of restaurants but we want to tell you about entrepreneurs in san francisco's bay view district who are able to start new businesses. a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. again you can see the fog again you can see the fog [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. don't thank them too soon. with comcast business, you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses, and you can get the advanced cybersecurity solutions you need with comcast business securityedge. every day in business is a big day.

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google is reopening california offices on a voluntary basis starting tomorrow. chronical reports the tech giant won't require workers be vaccinated but those who provide proof can remove masks in the office. unvaccinated will be required to wear masks and take covid tests every week. most google employees are expected to be back in the office in september. in the east bay this

weekend, hayward celebrated grand reopening. there was a together for hayward rally in downtown yesterday. vendors welcomed locals to booths selling backpacks, crafts, and more. dozens of people enjoyed shopping in the warm weather. hayward's mayor attended holding a ribbon cutting to mark the city's official reopening since the pandemic. we know restaurants suffered immensely during covid. while many were trying to stay afloat a group of entrepreneurs in the bay view busy starting new businesses. >> reporter: imagine starting a new venture right before covid began spreading. >> okay, we're going to turn this into a real thing. then covid happened in march. >> did you have any regrets? >> a little bit. a little bit, yes. >> reporter: they quickly pivoted going from a retail

model to selling their fermented products directly to consumers. it's called shared cultures. >> insta gram, social media has been our most direct channel to get to know the end customer. >> reporter: seven new businesses call the bay view their home. >> each vendor can introduce themselves and tell you about their individual businesses. >> we're community based, a food caterer and now have a food truck. >> reporter: the vegan hood chefs. >> you don't see black women like us that come from where we are that are vegan. we are entering into a culture that is predominantly considered a white culture. >> reporter: most new businesses are led by women of color. viewed bay view maker's kitchen which they all share at different times. funding comes from office of

economic and workforce development. funding received by the kitchen focused on two things. building economic opportunities even during covid and, two, preventing businesses from leaving bay view. >> we want to make it easier for minority and women-owned businesses to start and to get going. we had to make sure there are places and that it is easy to do what it is they're doing. >> a picture with the mayor made it a reality even in in inn hardest of times. happening today, the return of fog city flea in san francisco. the market highlights the best in jewelry, clothing, accessories, house wear and much more. every sunday vendors will be insideto celemmsmall business. it is open from 10:00 to 5:00. let's get another check outside. >> we've had an impressive marine layer, not just in the city but around the bay, the breeze. we are taking you to east bay

valleys where temperatures have been over 105. we have a few triple digit readings today, less than yesterday, and more 90s. so that is an improvement. we'll talk about more of an improvement when we leave the heat behind for the week ahead. a's and rangers play extra innings while giants light up th majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. dear ms, from day one you've tried to define me. but i never invited you in. it's my life

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to argue the results on the field. this youngster excited to watch the giants, three runs in the first. swingingbunt but it goes 60 feet. posey watching the young catcher called up saturday, singles in solano. giants you will 8-0. two singles in first two at bats and the fans love it there. the bat goes flying. wow! six strike outs in six innings. that is swing and a miss stuff. crawford hit his 18th homer of the year, tied for most by any short stop in history before all star break and giants win 10-4. twins at the a's and rangers game in texas. good food there.

murphy and brown go back to back, given up most homers in the majors and like that we are knotted at two. this goes into extra innings and the twins, here they are, still watching, good stuff there. both scored in the 10th. oakland scores four in the 11th. a's win 8-4 in 11. stephen curry's decision to skip the upcoming olympic games was to heal up for a new warrior season this fall. in tahoe this weekend, plenty boats on the water. looking like clay or steph, no look shot is good and rodgers throwing the football to the boats on 17. watch out. walking side by side with smith. here is curry, knows to do with the basketball in the hoop. mahomes is on 17 and likes what

he sees. that's quite the dance move. only nine weeks until nfl sunday. here is steph. birdie putt on 18. he struggled with his short game at the end of the round but is still in the mix. he is tied for sixth. the leader has 51. durant and u.s. team taking on the warriors assistant mike brown and nigeria early on. setting the screen for oak land's damian who dials for distance. he will play defense and talk trash. look at the block in the third quarter. get that out of here. team usa hasn't had a lot of practice. has been working with team nigeria for weeks in oakland, a usa team trying to figure things out. that's your look at sports. back to you. let's get a fuller look at

the forecast. yesterday that 62 at the coast was pretty cool but you contrast that to 106 at the livermore airport. that 44-degree spread, although micro climates in between and low clouds and fog this morning making their way across the bay. you notice the cloudy skies in emeryville, berkeley, oakland as well as alameda. that's making an impact on temperatures all the way towards richmond, san pablo bay. east of 580, it is a whole different story where the heat is allowing for morning temperatures in the 60s and 70s with the ridge of high pressure building in the atmosphere allowing for that warmth. as we look at the fog along the coast and the gray start here in the city, it's going to be another comfortable one in the 60s but gusting winds by afternoon, not only in san francisco but all up and down the coast and across the bay. 67 with sunny skies here in san

jose, 80s and 90s, really depends where you are, if you are sheltered from the breeze and with high pressure very, very close to us it's going to be a little bit better for most of you. 62 napa, 57 santa rosa, upper 60s concord and livermore, southwest wind with gusts up to 33 miles an hour by delta indicating that breeze is going to keep going throughout the afternoon and trim off some of the triple digit heat. there is a look at the haze. we've had good air quality but it is in spots, moderate around oakland and santa clara. fog along the coast in parts of the bay. excessive heat continues inland but not as warm as yesterday and looking at the mild to warm conditions around the bay with those breezy to gusty winds this afternoon. here is a look at what you can expect in inland valleys. yesterday we added another five to seven degrees.

this is around say antioch and fairfield, brentwood 102. we'll see upper 90s from livermore and concord. that's an improvement. it is still hot but we cool off more so into your monday. after that, it looks nice with a lot of 80s around the bay and for inland valleys. in fact coming down a little bit below average. widespread readings for santa layer are a. we have a heat advisory. look at morgan hill and gilroy and you understand why, upper 90s to near 100, los gatos. around the bay, 80s from milpitas but 70s from san mateo to san bruno with the sea breeze, winds kicking up and some 80s around red wood city but only 50s in pacifica, 62 in the sun set with similar conditions like we had yesterday in san francisco. more cooling up towards the san pablo bay and vallejo at 77.

you see sausalito at 70 but towards 101, a lot of 80s through sonoma. clear lake looking at numbers well over 100 again. that's where the excessive heat warning continues through monday. look at the 70s from hayward to richmond, berkeley. castro valley, upper 70s. towards walnut creek, 97. concord upper 90s, low 100s by the pinks. today the numbers are coming down a little bit and it's the hottest day out of the next seven. the forecast showing a more typical trend with warm weather inland but not too extreme. cool at the coast. >> thank you. next, patients and dedication leads to a world record. record. meet two friends from oh, i've traveled all over the country. talking about saving with geico. but that's the important bit, innit? showing up, saying “hello! fancy a nice chat?” then we talk like two old friends about sticky buns and all the savings you could get

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and supporting us. it's awesome. thank you for all that. >> wow! i would not be surprised that this is hard. ten days on a teeter totter. record breaking attempt ran for ten days. there he is getting off for the first time. at least they made comfortable looking seats. >> yeah, it can get kind of aggressive. the fog will stay at the coast, half moon bay and pacifica. how about the 56 where we spread cooling around the bay for mid and upper 70s, maybe in fremont. inland, excessive heat warning. some cooling today, more tomorrow and back to average for a nice looking week this week. >> thank you. thank you for joininjoininjn abc7 mornings. abc7 news continues at 4:00 p.m. today at 4:30. nba count down gets you ready for game three of the nba

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