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navigating a changing night life. more san francisco bars are requiring customers to prove they've been vaccinated. good morning. it's sunday july 25. this is abc7 news at 9:00 live on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. let's get a quick look at the weather. good morning. a lot of fog out there around the bay. inland it's a clear start. as we look at live doppler 7 you see the fog through vallejo, parts of soutsoutsout marin. the layer is somewhat compressed and we are looking at temperatures pretty mild

where the sun is. 63 in san jose, 62 mountain view, 55 downtown. a sunny san jose, temperatures will be cooler, that sea breeze throughout the afternoon, mid 60s with winds up to 30 miles an hour by the delta and 54 with fog in santa rosa. partly cloudy skies, high and mid level clouds increase. we'll be looking at more humid air in inland valleys where numbers will reach around 90. we could see lightning in the next days. i will detail that outlook. >> thank you. an oak reunion store is cleaning up after a car slammed through its store front. it happened around 7:45 last night on the corner and 17th. an employee heard a loud screech and a few seconds later a mercedes careened into the front of the store. the employee says this was the second crash in the same

intersection in two months. he wants speed bumps in the area to slow cars. some san francisco bar goers have been caught inside. we can learn more details detai the new requirement. people have been responding. >> i am 21, i promise. >> reporter: it's not just your id you will need to get in. proof of vaccination is required too. >> it makes the whole night what it is supposed to be. >> reporter: the owner says when they reopened in june, they were one of the first small venues in the city to require vaccination but got rid of the policy when things were looking good in early july. >> as soon as the delta variant was becoming obviously more prevalent, we felt for the safety of of our patrons and staff, our performers, it was

the right thing to do. >> reporter: a drag performer says the come back of the entire industry will rely on people feeling comfortable. >> i think there is a lot of trepidation around coming back to live venues. >> reporter: in addition to making patrons calmer it can have another side effect. >> if you really want to come see the show, it gives a little incentive to do the right thing for the community at large. >> reporter: the policy has been in effect for a week, catching some off guard. >> i have it but i don't have it with me. >> reporter: l.j. jones says she recently got vaccinated but had to sit outside because she didn't have the proof with her. >> i won't come back here. >> reporter: for cruz she came specifically because of the policy. >> it makes me feel safer as a customer. >> reporter: she hopes more bars will follow suit. it is possible they will. sf bar owners alliance, a group of some 300 bars, plans to announce monday whether they'll make this a widespread policy

among their locations. >> if you are vaccinated and want proof on the go, the state has a website where you can download an electronic version of the card that you received when you got your shot. some bars and restaurants are helping point people to the site. the url is there. we have a link on our website. i did it this morning. it's very easy and a nice thing that they have for us. as covid cases surge, two north bay counties are asking residents to be vaccinated before rise in hospitalizations stress their medical system. our abc7 news reporter is part of our vaccine team and spoke to experts about how they may many to boost vaccination numbers. >> reporter: the tale of two highly vaccinated counties. marin and sonoma. both seeing a fast up tick in covid cases. >> we are seeing it is about 85% now of residents infected are infected with delta

variant. >> we started to notice increase approximately two weeks ago. >> reporter: sonoma reporting 1,000 active cases for the first time since march. 22% of the population unvaccinated. that's about 120,000 people. by august 31, there can be 50 people in the hospital with covid and 14 deaths. they say this is preventable. >> we have a mobile health van reaching to patients where some homeless patients are at to be vaccinated. last but not least, in hospitals, we are providing vaccinations at the time of discharge. >> reporter: one of the highest vaccination rates in the state, with more than 85% of the population fully vaccinated, as delta variant takes hold, what they anticipated happened. an unvaccinated resident died, first covid death in two

months. marin county reporting 258 covid cases in the last two weeks. >> the delta variant is very good at finding people who are not vaccinated. >> reporter: for the first time, revealing the surge is making him consider a vaccine mandate for workers in high risk settings. >> we are seriously considering mandating vaccine in certain high risk segments. not the population as a whole but for people whose occupation puts them in contact with people who are vulnerable, longterm care skilled nursing facilities, jails, other places where if an outbreak does occur the consequences are more dire. >> if you are interested in making a vaccine appointment, we have the information on our website with answers to remore your questions. head to abc7news.com/vaccine. bullets fly on highway 4 in

concord. one person was killed. chp says another person was shot and has moderate injuries. this happened last night around 6:30. after the shooting officers say the victim's black toyota crashed into a guard rail at the top of the port chicago off ramp. a suspect vehicle drove off but officers have not identified a vehicle or potential suspects. witnesses are describing moments they heard gunfire in downtown san rafael. at least two were killed and four others hurt in the shooting. it happened outside a night club on 3rd street friday night. >> i heard gun shots. i saw some flashes from a barrel. >> reporter: he and friends took cover when they saw a man firing a gun in downtown san rafael. >> at least ten bullets in rapid succession. >> reporter: the windows of this hair salon shattered, bullet holes left in concrete

pillars of a parking structure. a 62-year-old man possibly homeless was wounded in the gunfire. >> at first i did think it was gun shots and i heard tires screeching. >> reporter: police say violence unfolded around 10:30 friday night near a night club where a concert was happening. it is unclear what prompted the shooting. >> somewhere in the area there was gunfire exchanged from a high powered automatic rifle. >> reporter: witnesses saw a dodge charger speeding from the scene. police stopped the car on wolf grade and found two 25-year-old men inside with gun shot wounds. one victim from fairfield, the other from pittsburg. the same time, police say two men from stockton were involved in this crash. one was dead and the other wounded. >> when that was going on we got a call that a vehicle had driven up to the hospital, door opened, victim dropped on the ground and victim fled the scene prior to talking to anybody. >> reporter: the victim later

died. officials condemning the gun violence and property damage. >> this is something you don't want in your town. a business here has windows completely shot out in the middle of a busy downtown area. unacceptable. >> reporter: bullet holes hard to miss in the concrete pillar. i got a statement from the san rafael police chief who says his staff is working tirelessly to bring the people who committed these crimes to justice. they're asking for any information the public may have about this crime. this year marks two years since gilroy garlic festival mass shooting. in honor of all the lives impacted, the district attorney's gilroy strong resilience center is hosting week of events focused on kindness. share an act of

social media with #gilroykind and #kindnessisstrong. a free britney rally. earlier this month, a judge ruled that the pop star can hire her own attorney in the case. today's rally starts at 1:00 this afternoon on the corner of castro and market. let's get a check outside. >> we have a lot of fog around the bay but from mount tam you see some suns. temperatures are cooling. we have a stronger sea breeze. high clouds will visit and the weather pattern is changing a couple times this week with higher humidity and high heat coming our way. >> thank you. fatigue and confusion that can last months. we are talking about covid long haulers. researchers have made a break through when it comes to finding out the root cause of

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you'll say yes for less! welcome back. a convicted serial killer known as the dating game killer died at a hospital. a 77-year-old was on death row since 2010. a jury in orange county convicted him for murders of four women and a girl in the late '70s. investigators linked him to other deaths in four other states and say true victim count will never be known. he was known as dating game killer because he was a contestant in 1978. prison officials say he died yesterday of of natural causes. one of the biggest medical mysteries about covid has been how some patients develop symptoms including fatigue and confusion that can last months. a bay area virologist appears to have discovered the root cause which has led to tter

treatment to suffering. >> reporter: caroline has been a nurse for 37 years. never had she run into so many sceptics that she had symptoms of long haulers. >> you will have to see a psychiatrist. you really believe you had covid. you didn't. you really believe you have long haulers. you don't. i will not see you unless you see a psychiatrist. >> reporter: she had tested negative multiple times. a bay area researcher verified markers through blood through advanced analysis. >> they're not in anybody's heads. they're due to real immunologic abnormalities and we have ways of treating them. >> reporter: dr. patterson used machine learning to zero in on a specific cell called monocytes. >> these cells were acting like a garbage can and they were going around and scavenging dying cells that contained

covid proteins and was reprocessing them so immune system could see them. >> reporter: cells trigger inflammatory response at least of cronic fatigue among brain fog among many other symptoms. >> brain fog was so severe that i would have to make a list. i ate, took a shower, fed the dogs. >> reporter: helping long suffering patients to be treated. labs in los angeles and chicago specialize in the analysis. it pulled her back from a dark place. >> the misery from it and that no one believes you and there is no help, it makes you feel like why live? pretty dark. >> reporter: patterson projects one in three covid cases may develop into long haulers. so far treatment can lead to improvement in two to four weeks. more people joined ranks of front line healthcare workers in the bay area. yesterday mission college held a graduation ceremony at the santa clara campus for this

year's and last year's registered nursing classes. due to the pandemic the 2020 class did not get a pinning ceremony and instead were included in this year's. new nurses talked about the pandemic and how it changed the way they learned. >> we had to take class on zoom and also go to the hospital for clinical. with determination we were able to do it. >> all we can do is continue to educate the population, try to get people vaccinated and do the best we can to keep everybody safe. >> reporter: 58 people were honored in the ceremony. congratulations to all of them. we need those healthcare workers. next santa cruz police say they arrested two people for alinacve matter mural. the police

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we are taking a look at the major wildfires in california. dixie fire in butte and plumas is the largest in the state. tamarack fire in southern sierra remains out of control. crews say the tamarack fire is still moving quickly. it's scorched more than 66,000 acres. water drops like this one are part of the assault on the fire burning on the california nevada border. several homes have been lost to the flames and nevada's governor declared state of emergency for one county in the fire's path. a couple prepared to evacuate are members of the fire protection district. >> once we got our own family settled, we would make sure we had our radios and all the things we needed to respond to any medical emergencies or fires in our community. >> video overnight from dixie fire as well, you can see too. meantime with the tamarack fire they hope containment will happen by august 31. dictatesy fire, which is

the largest in california continuing to burn. in you video shows dixie fire destroying homes and threatening thousands of others and businesses most along west shore in plumas county. there are 14 mandatory evacuation zones, more than 190,000 acres have been charred. dixie fire is 21% contained. national weather service says smoke from dixie and tamarack fires is causing unhealthy air quality over much of the sierra this weekend. another sign of how bad the drought is, farmers could be the ones who take the brunt of it. state water resources control board put an order that would keep farmers from tapping into rivers and streams. this would affect sacramento and san joaquin river watersheds. this is not final but the board is set to vote on august 3. obviously concerning for a lot

of farmers, just the drought in general. now this dry lightning that we will potentially see. we have had typical on shore flow locally around the bay area so that's kept the coast really cool. even bay side communities have been on the cool breezy side. inland certainly it's been hot today, temperatures coming down a little bit out of mid and upper 90s, 90 in forest inland valleys. there is a look at the fog over the bay. it extends towards vallejo, richmond, across oakland, emeryville, castro valley as well as hayward. as we look at a wider perspective here is the smoke from the dixie fire and tamarack fire. this whole area from sacramento down through sierra nevada, reno, alpine county, very, very smoky and hazardous conditions that will continue with light winds today. we are adding high and mid level clouds later on as high pressure which is sort of

anchored over four corners region begins to move. as it does, that allows for cloud cover and moisture to head our way with the threat of thunderstorms. this is home wood where it is awfully smoky. look at the air, horrible conditions there and unfortunately in the mountains. 60 oakland, 65 mountain view. it is 63 with sunshine in san jose, upper 50s in morgan hill and pacifica. we contrast that with good air quality for san jose now. temperatures have been in the low 80s, a little shy of that today. upper 60s with a southwest wind of 25 miles an hour by the delta with 66 in concord, livermore 65. you see all the sun here where it's been warm. walnut creek and pleasanton, you have had 90s, a bit of a break today and tomorrow and heat returns on tuesday. we are cooler with high clouds increasing later today. a chance of a thunderstorm, could see rain with that monday

and tuesday and then a summer sizzle for much of the week inland as numbers get hot again. here we are at 1:00 where we've got a lot of sun in the north bay and the east bay. high clouds begin to move up. by the later part of the day we are partly cloudy. monday, another surge of subtropical moisture allowing for the chance of perhaps wetting rains. it's not going to be prolonged and is just an outside chance. with that of course the possibility of some lightning that could spark fires and that of course would be a dire situation here with everything so dry. it's hot but not as hot as yesterday. low 90s in inland valleys. monday looks to be the coolest day with upper 80s, extra cloud cover by tuesday, numbers up by six degrees. wednesday and thursday, we are well over 100 inland. friday it stays hot but this isn't the whole picture. around the bay and at the coast

we'll have a modest warm up, 73 in san mateo, partly cloudy in santa rosa. heat inland but not as hot as it was and still clouds and a chance of a thunderstorm, hopefully not that lightning, but warm weather with us, pretty darn hot through the week with a few 80s around the bay and maybe 70 at the coast. a short but intense heat up mid week. >> thank you. olympics are underway in tokyo and team usa has won first medals. officials say there are now 137 positive covid-19 cases at the olympics. ty hernandez has more. >> reporter: following an opening ceremony like no other, olympic competitions are finally underway. team usa winning its first medals, swimmer winning gold in

men's 400-meter individual medley. usa barely losing silver to canada in women's freestyle relay coming away with bronze instead. australia winning gold and setting a world record. meantime u.s. women's soccer team beating new zealand 6-1, redemption after the opening loss to sweden. u.s. men's gymnastics to qualify for team final, seven time ncaa champion and first time olympian says the one year postponement was helpful. >> having the year off gave me time to get more numbers under my belt and get more confident. >> reporter: skateboarding making the debut, japan winning the first gold medal, team winning bronze behind brazil. sunday, taking the court against france. the women's gymnastics qualifying round begins.

as athletes compete, protesters continue to demand the games be canceled due to the pandemic. the country is seeing a 133% increase in cases past week. last night an american golfer and spanish golfer are both out of the olympics after testing positive for covid. will be replaced by patrick reed on u.s. tom. rom will not be replaced on spanish team. still to come on abc7 mornings, hospitals overwhelmed by increase in covid cases as delta variant spreads. delta variant spreads. an area with less moderate-to-severe eczema why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within. with dupixent adults saw long-lasting, clearer skin and significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur including anaphylaxis, which is severe.

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and wherever you stream. we will start with a look at the weather. it's going to be hot later this week. it is. we have a couple days of a cool down, compliments of on shore flow, extra high clouds that move in later today. you can see the fog in the distance from san rafael, 66 mountain view with sunny skies in san jose, 63 there, 59 with the clouds in santa cruz, about 70 today. mid 50s santa rosa, near 70 already but a breeze is flowing through the delta. we are looking at high and mid level clouds for a partly cloudy afternoon with mid and upper 80s for most of you. low to mid 70s around the bay, looking at temperatures only in the 50s and 60s at the coast. we'll see temperatures about 70 in oakland. we'll talk about the chance of a thunderstorm that leads us into tuesday and then the heat comes back. that's also late tuesday. >> thank you. across the country, covid

cases are driving hospitalizations up and vaccinations continue to slow down. so far less than half of americans are fully vaccinated. the seven day average of new infections is above 40,000 cases per day. >> reporter: this morning was well over 100 million americans still unvaccinated exhausted healthcare workers fighting a new surge are pleading with the public. >> this is living proof of the patients that we have that if you can please get vaccinated. >> reporter: nationwide more than 25,000 patients are being treated for covid, up 36.5% in the past week. the patients almost exclusively unvaccinated. >> it's been hard away from my wife. >> reporter: brian has not gotten the shot and is battling covid in a california icu. even that hasn't changed his mind about the vaccine. >> we were waiting for emergency authorization to work

its way through. in retrospect, i honestly don't know if it would have made a difference. >> reporter: louisiana, arkansas, florida now seeing highest case rates, florida's rising from 23,000 two weeks ago to 73,000 on friday. the threat is not tens of thousands from flocking to miami for rolling loud, one of the largest hip hop festivals in the world. >> i still have my mask. you always gotta be protected. >> reporter: for the vaccinated, break through infections are a rare but growing problem. in province town massachusetts an outbreak of 430 cases, involving fully vaccinated people. in atlanta anchor fred blankenship suffering a break through case, even having trouble breathing but he says it could have been much worse. >> i believe and my doctor believes that having the

vaccination kept me out of the hospital, allows me to kind of pick up and go back on with my life. >> that's become a heart breaking lesson for an arizona father. he and his wife were both unvaccinated and got infected. >> i don't want to go through this again. i do not. don't take anything for granted. life is precious. nancy pelosi praising president biden on his response to the pandemic. in an interview on this week she says americans need to be vaccinated to stop the spread of the delta variant. >> these viruses are very resourceful. they mutate and they mutate by transmission. if people will be vaccinated, there will be less transmission and therefore less danger. we are i think very well prepared to protect the american people. let's just hope that they

follow science. >> speaker pelosi says there should be a mask mandate but it is up tocal toll physician to make the decision for the house floor. original mandate for the house was lifted last month. in hayward, a combined food give away and vaccination event. it was free and available to anyone just for showing up. those over 12 got a $50 gift card. kids got ice cream. several dozen people got vaccinated. >> we know essential workers were here, know that families are here that maybe have mistrust. part of this is to not just provide resources but educate the community on the benefits of being vaccinated. >> they cabring the vae to people's homes. if are interestedan inthe information on our website abc7news.com. california republican party cleared the way for possible

endorsement in the september recall election. yesterday the party decided that on august 7, gop delegates will vote on which candidate to endorse out of the 24 republicans who have qualified for the ballot. the candidate will require at least 60% of the vote. it is possible there won't be any endorsement if no one hits that number. endorsement would come with helpful campaign cash in the weeks before the recall. california voters last recalled a governor in 2003. we put together an abc7 originals documentary looking at the election. find it on the abc7 bay area app wherever you stream. building a better bay area means focusing on issue of housing. now the idea of quadrupling single family homes is gaining momentum. a san francisco supervisor will reportedly introduce giion esda conversion of any single family home lot into a fourplex. chronical reports two other supervisors are working on similar measures. a san francisco pro housing group is also working on getting a fourplex measure on

the ballot. still ahead on abc7 mornings, going back in time and behind the scenes. >> they feel like they are in the last scene of the indiana jones film. >> local place where you can feel like an archeologist. as we head to break, a live look outside over the golden gate bridge which continues to be gray and foggy. we'll check with lisa soon

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plane disappeared. there was a million dollar deep sea search for the plane in 1999. >> here we are generation after generation over 80 years on from her disappearance and she still continues to inspire. >> the group unveiled a new bronze plaque at the museum yesterday afternoon to commemorate her achievements not far from the oakland airport run way where she took off on the flight. it's still gray in the city, no surprise. >> this month has been one for the down jackets for some of you. as we look inland, you you you marine layer. it's 66 for some. the cooling trend begins today. how long will it last? we will do a reversal. it will heat up between now and then. the thunderstorm potential and my accuweather seven-day forecast is next.

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a live look from our roof cam looking over the embark derailment row. little league hosting 10 and under northern california state baseball championship for the first time in its history. yesterday first round games were played at the sports park complex. three teams are among seven sectional champions. all three teams won yesterday in the double elimination tournament. gilroy dispatch reports that gilroy little league was scheduled to host defacto world series for the 10 and under players the past two years but

both tournaments were canceled. in 2019 tragic gilroy shooting canceled the event and last year covid shut down the season. we are very happy hear able to do it this year. this afternoon a's and giants try to rebound from losses. san francisco will try to avoid being swept at oracle park. a's will try to earn a split of the four game series at t mobile park. first pitch is at 1:10. last night giants with their second straight game to the pirates. here is chris alvarez with the highlights. >> good morning. barry bonds turned 57 yesterday. the all time home run leader played seven years in pittsburg. his two teams took the field saturday night at oracle park. back in the booth for the first time since june 6 after undergoing chemotherapy for a

medical condition. polanco made it a four run game. when kevin in single, that's going to gh, x eaedin all kinds of trouble. they struggle against will crow, career high nine strike outs. bottom of the sixth, lemont wade jr and that is out of here. 10th homer since called on may 31. trying to rally, two on in the seventh, the former giant strikes out to end the frame. giants lose 10-2, will look to avoid the sweep later today. a's and mariners, fans in seattle getting real close with the action. mountain view takes basset deep

to center. oh he almost made wall, and thi just gets out. talk about some great seats right there. look at the laser, so close to catching that as seattle fans get it. the ball stays fair and it's gone for a home run right into the corner. so nice we show it twice right into your living room. we are tied at four. oakland had a franchise high of five wild pitches friday night and here on saturday bottom nine, bases loaded. uncorks a wild pitch, mariners walk off with a 5-4 win. it's a party at paypal park. lopes shot is wide. cannot believe it. scoreless into the 40th minute. houston on the free kick. a long strike and what a goal,

1-nil houston late first half. espinoza sends it in. houston knocks it in. tied at one, second half. same score off the goal! the celebration stops quickly, called off sides to finish. this finishes in a 1-all tie. win less match streak extends to 11. that's your look at sports. back to you. let's get a check of the forecast. micro climates going strong this july. if you have been at the coast or the city or even around the bay, it's been cool, a typical july for san francisco. we have to go far inland for the heat. the fog is over east bay fromy oakly, emeryville, richmond and also of course hugging the shoreline here. we widen the view and we have

smoke from redding to suzanneville, blue canyon, reno, south lake, chico, sacramento, encompasses a huge area with the haze and poor air quality. high pressure and reversal of the winds, that monsoon that is a typical feature this time of year over four corners region arizona, high pressure that creates that is shifting and flow around that creating high and mid level cloud that move throughout the state today. with a triggering mechanism that can bring chance of a thunderstorm monday and tuesday. after that, looks like high pressure is going to expand and bring back the eat. a look at the fog, golden gate bridge 56 degrees downtown. breezy already in spots. mid 60s mount view. san jose has been sunny at 63, upper 50s morgan hill and clouds in pacifica at 58. a nice scattering of the cloud deck on the peninsula. sfo will be a little bit milder today than of course san

francisco so upper 60s, 70 by the delta, southwest winds transporting cooler moisture marine air into the east bay later today, mid 60s for concord and livermore. a look at the sunshine from mount tam where relative humidity is in the single digits as you go up about 1500 feet. we have a couple days of cooler weather. high clouds, not as hot. a chance of a thunderstorm monday and tuesday. with that, the chance of some lightning that could spark fire and then we can see the fires spread. it's an outside chance. and we can also see a little bit wet weather, some rain, instead of dry thunderstorms. they can be wet thunderstorms. then summer sizzle inland this week with warming temperatures all around the bay. here is your tuesday. the numbers come up through 70s to near 80 around the bay. you will noticing upper 80s inland. that's tuesday as the system heads out of here with high

clouds. look what happens on wednesday. we've got 102 by the delta, 98 livermore with 80s returning for bay shore, mid 80s for red wood city, 90s in the north bay. even a little bit hotter thursday. as for the heat, today is one of the cooler days, cooler than yesterday with high clouds, 78 milpitas, 82 in cupertino, lots of 70s on the peninsula looking at the sea breeze. it's going to be a cool day with mid 60s, 79 santa rosa, 75 hayward, 86 in san ramone, 90 fairfield. cooler inland today, breeze kicks up, clouds increase, a chance of a thunderstorm with lightning perhaps monday and tuesday and then we are very hot inland wednesday and thursday, warming up around the bay but still pleasant at the coast and cooler for everyone

into next weekend. liz. >> thank you. if you are inspired or looking to be inspired check out hidden areas in unseen collections at the richmond museum of history. a new behind the scenes tour gives access to private areas that have never been seen before. so many people say they feel like they are in the last scene of the indiana jones film where they're putting ark of the covenant into the collection space. the perception of the museum may often be a room with a lot o of exhibits and educational programs. what they often don't realize is museums have large areas of collections that are away from the public. over 90% of our collection is

in the collections storage areas. you will feel part of an exclusive party. not everybody gets to do this. when you come to the museum, you will see a variety of artifacts including a model a ford, richmond pedler wagon, native american baskets and of course the only victor mural in the entire east bay. we have great exhibits and programs open to the public at the museum but we wanted to take it one step further and do something really unique and different. inspiration for the behind the scenes collection tour was to provide more public access to collections areas. because we have so much material down here that we want to share, when you come to the richmond museum you will discover over 1,000 years of human history in the bay area. you will have a tour of

main collections area, textile collection, archeology room. every time you look around, you will see something new and interesting. it may even be an object that you have never seen in real life. there will be some objects here that you haven't seen since you have been in your grandmother's house. one of the things you will experience while at the richmond museum is a sense of no, sir algia. what is more nostalgic than barbie's dream house from 1962? we have an original early model of the barbie dream house here in our collection. this gold high heel dates to the mid century and it was actually purchased in san francisco macy's. recently, we have been trying to acquire more collections related to african-american community. one of my favorite artifacts that i have taken in recently

is a sign from donald hampton's shoe repair shop, a vital african-american business in north richmond. every shelf here has a mystery you can discover. we do often pull out a few special artifacts. you will have to put on your gloves but you will be able to interact with some artifacts as well. i want people to come here to find their inspiration because there is something here everyone to get inspired by. >> tourists can accommodate six to eight people and last an hour and a half. visit richmondmuseum.org for more information. very cool. next, the moment many jeopardy waiting for. a familiar face

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after abc7 news at 6:00. are you a jeopardy fan? >> i am, yes. always fun to watch. the fog, the marine layer is always fun to watch too. though it looks pretty intense here we are beginning to see it scatter downtown. it's getting sunny. it will not be be be be be be b especially inland. it heats up anywhere especially inland in the middle of the week. look for 81 in san jose as well as san rafael with 90 inland for warmer spots. that's cooler, sea breeze kicks up. lightning chance takes us into monday afternoon and tuesday, almost 100 inland wednesday and thursday. >> all right. we will prepare for that. thank you, lisa. thank you for joining us on on abc7 mornings. abc7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. we'll leave you with this gorgeous look at the summer fog. have a great sunday.

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