hospitals across the country are reporting a nurse nu staffing shortage. here from won't be area nurse who said the surge in covid is taking a toll. the and lh will investigate san jose sharks player evander kane following accusations made by his wife. good morning. it is august 1, you are watching abc7 news live on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. i'm liz kreutz. let's start with a quick look at the weather. starting out with all get the coast. we don't have the mist and drizzle. the marine layer moved further. that will indicate another day

where we will not be too high. live doppler 7 shows the fog into the east bay, san mateo, 57. 56, coma. 54, san rafael. 60, hayward and the bayshore. with a mix of sun and clouds, numbers in the upper 50s coast said hello 60s around the bay. noontime it is sunny, cool tomorrow. 60, shoreline. low 70s inland. by 4:00, numbers drop into the mid-80s after reaching a high around 90. it will be breezy. the fog comes back. first day of august. we will detail warmer numbers f versus in the bay area and nationwide are at their wits end is covid cases continue to spike. hospitals are reporting a nurse staffing shortage because of the rough past year.

the pandemic and its impact is something we are focused on as we work to build a better bay area. luz pena spoke to medical professionals from san francisco, detroit, and denver about their staffing challenges >>eporte after more than a year the pandemic, hospitals are noticing a concerning trend. the medical staff is burned out. >> vacation -- >> reporter: you haven't had a vacation in over year? >> maybe two days. >> reporter: with multiple hours of overtime a week. no sleep and no end in sight as we approach a fourth surge. this is taking a toll on this bay area nurse. >> i don't know how to be sick or die. have a heart attack working a lot of time. i have four hours of sleep. it's been three days.

>> reporter:atn frgeneral hospit career. >> i'm even more worried about the situations where nobody will come in. as you know, we can only open beds when we have nurses to staff them. emergency department, we need a nurse for every three beds. when nurses can't come to work, we have to shut down beds. >> reporter: in the past four to six weeks, the doctor is reporting an increase of 50% to 60% in ambulance diversion meaning patients who would normally come here are being redirected to other hospitals nearby. a trend his colleagues in denver and detroiter challenge with. talk to me about what's happening in denver. >> we have empty beds, but we can't get enough staff to safely take care of patients. >> reporter: in detroit, they are experiencing long waits for

hospital beds. some of the nurses left the emergency department. >> there are a lot of opportunities for nurses in outpatient settings in homecare. >> reporter: the doctor is concerned. nurses left now in th emergency room are reaching their breaking point. do you think your medical staff is reaching that limit? >> i think we are closer than we ever have been before. in the era of vaccines where this is preventable. what we are seeing now is preventable. we need to give the medical community a chance to take a deep breath. where does california stand with vaccinations? over 21.2 million people are fully vaccinated. that's about 63% of those eligible. another 3.2 million people are partially vaccinated. here's a number we are closely watching. nearly 68,000 doses are being administered every day.

we will see if that picks up the delta variant surge. the back to school countdown is on across the bay area for kids getting back to in-person learning. many parents are trying to get the kids vaccinated before the first day of class. in oakland, a vaccine clinic offered shots and free school supplies. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard was there. >> i have been kind of bugging my mom to let me do it. i want to go back to school and see my friends. >> reporter: this 12-year-old from oakland is getting ready for seventh grade. she just got a free backpack, tickets, and a target gift card after getting vaccinated at this pop-up clinic. she didn't come for the free swag. >> i think because i get vaccinated, i will be able to protect other people around me. even if i get covid-19. >> reporter: her mom is a believer. >> trust the science. >> reporter: the clinic was hosted by memorial cathedral and

kaiser permanente where doctors are concerned about the rest of the delta variant, especially in underserved communities. >> we are offering to everyone 12 and older especially children and youth who were ready to go back to school. we need to get everyone vaccinated so we can slow the spread. >> resistance is still high. >> reporter: the pastor said many young people still don't believe in the vaccine including members of his own family. >> i have three young adults, two vaccinated. my youngest is not, and i work on her every single day. part of it is the misinformation. >> reporter: the 12-year-old admits she was skeptical at first. >> i really didn't want to do it. i felt it was scary. but i did it. >> she was a little scared. now, i think she is happy and excited to go back to school. >> reporter: in a message to parents, the oakland unified superintendent said we need every oakland or at least 12

years old to get vaccinated, and younger children to do so once they become eligible. it will protect our country. it will protect our city, and it will protect our skills schools. for kids too young, doctors say masks are their best defense. especially as they head back to school. masks will be mandatory in oakland public schools when in- person learning resumes august 9. the nhl says it is launching an investigation into san jose sharks player evander kane after his wife accused him of betting on games. she posted a question on social media addressed to the nhl commissioner, she wrote quote can someone ask gary bettman how they can let a player gamble on his own games? it and win with cookies on his own games? the league isn't commenting on the accusations. the sharks put out a statement saying the team is been in contact with the nhl and

supports the investigation. evander kane hasn't commented. he was sued in 2019 by 20 las vegas casino over a debt. san francisco police are asking for the public's help after shooting that killed a teenager. this happen friday night on bertha lane. there were two victims. a 16-year-old girl who died at the hospital and a 45-year-old woman who survived. police are hoping the public can help them with a lead. >> any information someone has that they think might help, surveillance, photos, vocals, conversations, anything they think might help, please get in touch with us because it's important we catch the person who did this and bring the family justice. >> sfpd hasn't said what the relationship was between the two victims. they haven't said what led up to the shooting or whether they know the motive. starting tomorrow, vta will begin running bus bridges in light of light rail service. buses will operate in downtown san jose to be point station,

then over to the milpitas anoronenter. ernofiitbeen operatnce may whe killed nine coworkers in a mass shooting. services about to returnto near pre-pandemic levels. tomorrow, trains will run until midnight and every 15 minutes during the day. there will be a dramatic increase in direct trips to sfo. masks are required to ride. keep that in mind. this way, the historic cable cards in san francisco will be inviting passengers on board for a mock service trial. last march, cable car service was suspended because of the pandemic. a few weeks ago, staff did inspections and started operator training. by early september, cable car service will return. today is the final day for the gilroy garlic festival. was another sellout day yesterday for the driver pickup

food even. organizers have faced a tough two years following the mass shooting in 2019 and then the pandemic. this year a new version of the event returned. garlic lovers have to order online in advance. a group of bay area firefighters will begin their 3800 mile bike ride oo. this is to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the september 11 terrorist attacks. the group of 10 firefighters and military vets will start in santa clara this morning. the ride will take 40 days and they expect to get to brooklyn by september 10. abc7 spoke with the organizer. >> we are looking at averaging 100 miles a day, going across the heart of the u.s., connecting with fire departments each way, and coming into new york in time for the 9/11 events. you can donate to the organization by going to their website. lisa, first day of august.

here we are. >> and typical with low clouds and fog. 57, downtown. yesterday where they should be at 66. today, not a lot of change. the low cloud deck will stick with us. we will have sun at the coast. around 90 inland. details on the first week of august, next. renters at risk. the federal ban on infection has expired. with the speeds for california residents. searching for clues. investigators provide an [hippo groans melodically] [iguana belts major 3rd] [gator reverb] [splash] [singing indri sings] [elephant trumpets]

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volunteers continue their search for a missing runner philip kreycik. police are continuing their investigation. he was last seen three weeks ago when he left home to go running in pleasanton ridge regional park. abc7 news reporter dustin dorsey explains how the family continues to hold out hope. >> reporter: across the city pleasanton, you can't help but

see the face of the missy birthday runner, philip kreycik. volunteers are searching and expanding coverage area. that someone will see a face and have information. even after three weeks of constant work, his wife, two's, and parents are still waiting for that breakthrough. >> we are hopeful. we are hopeful that things will turn around. >> we miss our son so incredibly. he is a delightful person. he has such spirit, such love. it emanates from him. he is a hole that we need to have back. >> reporter: pleasanton police pulled gps data from search crews over the past three weeks and found new locations they hadn't checked. saturday morning, crews from agencies in more than 100 volunteers hit the trails again to come through the new area. they still found nothing.

>> we feel we are 100% covered where he could have been, should have been, i would likely show up. >> reporter: the search effort will continue with drones and experienced hikers going into e ous us they ilip kreycilonely journey. the support we have received so much has really made us feel less lonely. this is hard. incredibly difficult time. >> reporter: with no new leads, investigators are asking for help. if you have information, contact pleasanton police. a plea for help from beaumont police as they try to locate a missing mother and her 3-year-old son. police say friday morning ana duarte and her son left their home in san mateo to visit family in beaumont.

they never arrived. family members say her car was found parked near the relative's home. they told police she may have left with her ex-boyfriend, anyone with information is asked to call beaumont police. eviction protection for renters across the nation ended this weekend. cori bush and alexandra corey tessier perez held a rally to protest the end of the moratorium. bush had been unhoused and evicted before she joined congress. tenants in california are protected with the state eviction moratorium running through september 30. friday, in washington, house lawmakers failed to pass a bill. tenant could be evicted as soon as today. supporters of the moratorium slept on the capitol steps. >> we would like to see more

representatives out here. what i would like more is for representatives to say i'm ready to come back and vote. or leadership, i am a yes on extending the moratorium. that is what we need more of. >> princeton university eviction labs says the moratorium is credited with keeping 2 million people in their homes over the past year. today, housing activists show their support over the weekend, excuse me, for extending protection by protesting outside house speaker nancy pelosi's san francisco home. they placed a symbolic eviction notice on the house. they want pelosi to reopen congress to allow a vote on the extension of the moratorium. congress is currently adjourned for a month for summer vacation. session in the senate to finalize president biden's infrastructure bill. last week, seven republicans joined the democrats to advance the $1.2 trillion bill. the plan includes $550 billion for highways, six 5 billion to

expand broadband internet, and 73 billion to modernize the electric grid. by one estimate the plan would create 500,000 manufacturing jobs by 2024. the first vote could come as soon as tomorrow. crews gained some ground in the battle against the dixie fire. new numbers show containment is up to 30%. the fire in a few 10 plumas county burned 381 square miles. thousands of acres. flames have consumed 44 structures. the fire continues to move west toward containment line's. crews say other breaks are holding the flames. we need the rain, but what's going on in southern california is probably not what we had in mind when it comes to ending the drought. the skies opened up in joshua tree thanks to a monsoon. the downpour cost flooding and more storms and more could be on the way. some areas have flash flood

watches that lasted two monday. one of them is in coachella valley. i grew up in southern california, but that doesn't seem typical for this time of year to see a monsoon. >> that is coming from arizona and every so often it inches weston gets into parts of southern california. the advisors and watches have been discontinued. it is unusual to see it there. good thing it is over with because they can cause problems with mudslides and debris flow. here's a live look at doppler seven. we are looking at the fog that expanded to the north bay and a little to the south. we don't have pictures to show into the sierra nevada because it has quieted down. 55 in saint teresa. 58, campbell. 57, santa clara. mild in spots with 60s out there.

59, lafayette. upper 50s, half moon bay. 55, bodega bay and napa. looking outside it is pretty quiet. the winds are not with his this morning but they will be this afternoon as they guest to near 30 miles per hour. we have the fog at the coast around the bay. it's clear inland. the fog made it through san jose. we will be sunny and warm and land and mild conditions around the bayshore and cool numbers at the coast with sun. it will remain seasonal into the first week of august. we will see minor fluctuations with the fog and a ridged and trough that will move closer and retreat in the next few days. here's a look at the fog. it pulls back the mid morning hours. the clouds bank up along the coast. a sunny afternoon. then look how far they move inland tonight. could make it towards the delta. the breezy winds as it retreats in the afternoon.

i should say the morning hours. sea breeze comes in the more afternoon. monday, another sunny day. temperatures will be warm. the winds this morning, 16 to 20 miles per hour towards the east bay. they will increase from 25 to about 33 throughout the evening hours. this is monday, waking up to a fairly calm morning. by the afternoon, recede winds. heading to the coast, 64, ocean beach. half moon bay, 66. santa cruz, 70. you can see the fog there. there will be sunny spots and the sea breeze. 87 for the high in concord. fairfield, 90. 80, santa rosa. a 60s in oakland. 65, san francisco. the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have average conditions for august with 60s coast side. 70s around the bay.

90s inland. morning clouds and afternoon sun. same tomorrow. warmer afternoon on tuesday. cooler on wednesday. towards the end of the workweek, a little bit warmer. we have semipermanent high pressure ridges and low pressure areas that retreat and come back and forth and that helps fluctuate temperatures across the bay. the monsoon as part of that scenario. san franciscans came out in full force for a rally supporting the asian community. we want to show video of that. lots of people packed the front lawn of city hall. the event was organized by the group asians are strong. the founder says anti-asian hate crimes have tripled in some cities in the first half of the year. the group is pushing for change and calling in san francisco leaders to step up. >> right now, i see a lot of people from our leadership pointing fingers. they aren't taking ownership. that's not leadership.

leadership takes ownership of the problem. weather who is wrong or right. >> supporters held up signs saying asians are strong and be brave together to show solidarity with the community. just ahead. it will cost you more to get your hands on a popular back his food. you will want to hear about this. we will explain after the

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bacon become tough to get next year. that is when the state begins enforcing animal welfare proposition approved by voters in 2018. the law allows more sprays for birding peek, chicken, and veal calves unless the court intervenes with the state temporarily allows not comply me to be sold. california will lose most of its pork supply. that could push prices up by 60% and create shortages for restaurants and grocery stores. this is according to the

associated press. killer whales are protected from the canadian border all the way down in monterey county. the federal government the move late friday at a 16,000 square miles of protected area. orcas are endangered in the population has plummeted to levels not seen since the 1970s. environmentalists are plotting the move as a salmon also need to be protected because they are vital to the killer whales recovery. in northern california woman abusive childhood inspired her to help rescue abused animals. our community journalists melissa has the inspiring story. >> i needed to find a way, making this work where i can find good homes for these animals. there needs to be more. we need to do better for these

animals. >> ♪ >> the name of my rescue is finding a best friend. we are in a foster-based rescue. volunteers and fosters are necessary to help us help these animals. they help us save lives. i discovered my love of dogs when i was five years old. we had a doberman and he was the best thing in the world. we were poor and there was a lot of abuse. it was the one that never showed me that. he just showed me love. the moment we lost him, it was as if we lost everything. i knew any animal that would come across my path was meant to be because i knew doby was going to bring them across my path. this is my purpose. i'm trying to leave a footprint. i am trying to educate.

i am trying to help as many animals' lives as i can. we spay and neuter. we microchip, we vaccinate. whatever issue they have that we see from the abuse, we address it. abed i nteverybody to take care of them the way they should be taken care of. anybody who adopts from us, you are part of our family. we want you to know that we appreciate you, and we love you because you love them the way they should have been loved from the beginning. these wonderful adopters that treat their animals like family , and you see where they came from and now you see where they are at. it makes everything worth it in

the end. you see these babies so happy and being so loved. it makes me feel tremendous satisfaction. i just adopted gummy. san francisco mudville sr. dog rescue recognize national mud today with its first in- person adoption event after 19 months. some 70 dogs age seven and older at the center were looking for their forever homes. if you can't adopt a dog, you can help out as a volunteer or donate to mudville for things like food, toys, and medicine. still to come. comfort is key. how the pandemic has changed the workplace wardrobe. was she compete? simone biles makes a decision about this week's competition

good morning. thank you for joining us on abc7 news live on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. we will start this half hour with another look at the meteorologist lisa argen. we have the cloud deck with us along the coast, around the bay. upper 50s to near 60. we are looking at a pretty nice afternoon. if you can get away from the fog gap areas where you get the wind. it is cool. through the afternoon, you will notice the reds and/or does. that's the warm weather and then. this is 3:00. sunny skies. recede winds across the bay. 75, fremont without a mid-60s

downtown. limisuhineat thcoast. typical for the first day of august. we will talk about more low clouds and fog for the upcoming work week. we will see a little heat return. the delta variant surge across the country is prompting the cdc to reverse its recommendation unmasks. now suggesting people go back to wearing them indoors. this comes after an outbreak in massachusetts where most of those infected were fully vaccinated. christine sloan has the story. >> reporter: a big step backward in the fight against covid-19. within 101,000 new cases of covid-19 were reported across the country on friday. the most in one day in nearly 6 months. at least 87 87 territories reporting high or substantial community transmission. a startling internal cdc document obtained by abc news said the delta variant is more contagious than the common cold or flu. estimating the average person affected with the delta variant

can possibly infect as many as nine people. >> this is a game changer for me , and it should be for everyone in the community. >> reporter: in massachusetts, more than 900 people coming down with covid-19. 75% of them were fully vaccinated. that outbreak prompting the cdc to once again recommend masks indoors for everyone in covid hot sons regardless of vaccination status. >> this weighed heavily on me to do this. >> reporter: in new york state, within 60% of the eligible population has received at least one dose of the vaccine, within 3000 new cases of the virus were reported on saturday. florida sing with a 100,000 new cases over the past week. the highest weekly increase since the beginning of the year. the governor insists, >> there will be no restrictions or mandates in the state of florida. >> reporter: there are some positive trends. the white house noting four

straight days of 700,000 doses. about 3 million people receiving their first shot in the past week. thousands of tourists in the las vegas strip got the memo about the mask mandate. it doesn't matter if you are vaccinated or not, nevada wants everyone to mask up indoors. new signage is helping to spread the message. guests were reminded that masks were required. most were happy to comply. >> we've got to protect ourselves. i am fine with the. inside, i'm okay with that. put a mask on. >> it doesn't bother me to wear the mask. myself and my family and having a daughter, that is all i care about to make sure we are >> the emergency order to applies to 12 a nevada 17 counties including tourist hotspots like las vegas, reno, and lake tahoe.

it covers employees, patrons, and guests. coming up on this way, as hospitalizations surge to highest levels in months, dr. fauci will talk about the divide over vaccine and mask mandates. you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning on abc7. company's one by one are pushing back plans for re- turning to work. dressing casually for zoom calls is influencing but employees are seeing and buying as they refresh wardrobes. it's a change in workplace. building a better bay area. abc7 news reporter david louie shows the trends coming to work where. >> reporter: some stores are stocked and others scrambling to fill racks as return to workdays keep changing. apparel sales dropped during remote work no need to dress up. wardrobes need refreshing. >> comfortable because they spent a year and a half in front of his imprint feeling comfortable. as they go into the workplace, they want to be comfortable but

they want to be casual. >> reporter: she operates/wire, whose app allows the fashion industry to engage what will cell. one thing is clear, during the era of zoo, workers put on a few pounds perhaps, so loosefitting clothes are in demand. >> oversize sweaters, long silhouettes, denim is always here to stay. flats are coming into play more than ever because none of us have worn heels. >> reporter: research done shows a shift in workwear attitudes. 37% of those surveyed said they want to dress casually in the office. edging out those who embrace business casual. two-thirds say they can be productive no matter what they wear. workers also said bosses set the tone and may offer dress guidelines about what is acceptable. fashion labels are hedging their bets they have come up with the right designs. >> men have stayed basically the same as they did pre-covid. for women, i am seeing more casual, comfort, and cool. we are selling long dresses.

we are selling soft denim jackets. cardigans, t-shirts, and comfort, really. >> reporter: from what i am seeing, neckties are dead. >> neckties are not happening. >> reporter: oh, yes. still ahead. unruly passengers with short tempers. we are seeing more examples of bad behavior on airplanes. the new way flight attendants are being taught to handle the situations. here's a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. a little less foggy than yesterday. we will check in with li you know when you're at ross and all those brands have her like... yes! ...and all those prices have you like... yes! that's yes for less! you've got this school year, and we've got you with the best bargains ever at ross. get your yes for less at our new store in east san mateo. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair.

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attendants. what you hopefully don't see is extra training they have been given to deal with unruly passengers or worse, someone bent on destruction. we show you what that looks like. >> no one moved. >> reporter: what would you do if you had this happen on your flight? a passenger gets belligerent or worse, it's a terrorist attack. >> my eyes teared up because it is such a real scenario. it is something we have to prepare for every flight. >> reporter: this is a simulation to train flight attendants and other employees how to deal with potentially dangerous situations. >> it's more surreal to make sure when we are in the galley would to grab quickly in case something does happen. we have to make something out of nothing. >> reporter: after a long hiatus due to the pandemic, the tsa is holding these special training classes. we have seen incidents recently flight attendants getting attacked and passengers

fighting. more threats than ever for airline workers. >> still a mindset. that is to expand awareness, situational awareness, expect the unexpected. >> reporter: simutor, prepare for any challenge. it's a one-on-one confrontation with a attacker and they have to react quickly. >> i am still jittery from this situation. although i wasn't in it, it was an adrenaline rush because it can happen. >> reporter: it could be a life or death scenario. >> we want them to walk away with the confidence that they win that fight. >> reporter: the airline employees hope they never have to use the training, but they know they are ready just in case, to keep everyone safe. >> said we are in a situation they have to have this training for good they are doing it. this is a pretty shot at

walnut creek. it is 53 degrees. yesterday you hit the mid-80s. about the same today. it will be a pretty day in the east bay valleys. my full accuweather seven-day forecast is next. giants hitters hit five home runs in yesterday's . vi the special reason why this lady was so excited to see the ball fly out of the yard. this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden.

simone biles has withdrawn from another event at the olympics. usa gymnastics announced she will not compete in the individual floor exercise final. scheduled for tomorrow. chevrolet opted out of the all- around final as well as on bold and uneven bars. she said she wants to focus on her mental health and has suffered from so-called twisties. we talked to the ucla head coach about what that means. >> i want to emphasize how much

i applaud simone. i can think once that happened, and i couldn't physically do the skill. brain to body connection wasn't working that day in practice. i just had to stop. a couple days later, it was okay. >> she hasn't decided on whether to participate in the balance beam final scheduled for tuesday. the two best teams another major league baseball play the final games other interleague we can series. the a's will take on the and trails looking to take three out of four in their series. first pitch, 1:07 this afternoon. yesterday, the giants ended a season-high four came home run drought in a big way against houston. here is chris alvarez with the highlights. the newest giant was unable to get from washington, d.c. to

sa he is liuprst game,for non, es the ba tt oththir s made early but got his revenge here. tied at three. he left the game later with back tightness. her mom his mom in attendance. hits the ball, passes his mom, and into the cove. look at the action. going after that baseball. 5-3, giants. the ball is finally grabbed. moms reaction, pure joy. tied at five. darren to the fans 6-5 giants. here is mike eit methe game.

ties a record for most combined homers. the players got the coach a special gift. >> the guys got me a nice cake in the shape of a steak which i thought was super creative. >> is it made out of meat? >> i didn't see it cut into. >> at first i didn't even realize it was a cake because it is a steak. baked potato on the side. it is very funny. i hope someone snaps a picture of it and lets everyone see. >> that looks really good. hot day in anaheim. pitchers capping a run until he allows the shohei ohtani double. oakland struggling to get hits all game long.

shortstop jose iglesias. bases-loaded, two outs. this goes to the leftfielder right at him. top of the ninth. top,ing and a ssjose earthquakes writing unbeaten streak to take on the seattle sounders. plenty of chances early. nicely being sabin the 27th minute. first-half stoppage time. he really wanted to score a goal. second goal of the year. that was the eventual game- winner. the quakes win 1-0. look at sports. let's get a check of the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning. low clouds and fog. they push their way across the

bay. they are at the base of mt. diablo. locally, it is a taller deck at about 2000 feet. we are not looking at mist and drizzle at this point along the coast, but that could be a regular scenario for the next couple of days as we have we ha trough of low pressure that will park itself along the coast. it will meander. at the same time we have high pressure overhead that will expand a little by the end of the upcoming work week bringing back a little heat in the inland valleys. look at this nice view from mt. tam. a nice start here with the low clouds below. you can see the sun coming up in about 20 minutes. 57, san francisco. 60, oakland. san jose, 60. 61, palo alto. 56, pacifica. san jose, a little bit of fog in parts of san jose. mid-50s, santa rosa.

85, novato. 56, napa. vacaville, 64. you had a breezy wind. temperatures are cooler in fairfield. upper 50s, concord and livermore. here is a look at mt. diablo where you can see the fog. looking like a pretty start to the day. this will thin out by midmorning. we will have a lot of sunshine today. this morning you have the fog at the coast and around the bay. mostly clear inland. sunny and warm temperatures at about 90 e warmest locations inland. seasonal numbers will last with numbers up and down for the week ahead. nothing too extreme. we will warm up probably thursday, friday time frame. there is a look at the fog that thins and brings us a sunny afternoon. by 5:30, it is wanting to push back across the bay. sunday night, it is all the way

towards a delta and it will keep the breeze substantial as we get through the afternoon. monday morning, patchy fog around the bay sure. clear inland and another pretty nice day on the way. if you are looking for heat, it's not going to come until later in the week when high pressure begins to build. monday, so 90s for concord. 70s from hayward to fremont with 60s in the city. tuesday, a little warmth. mid-90s. wednesday, numbers in the 80s. you can see the colors indicating the cool weather indicated from the passage of the low clouds and fog. this is the tour of the bay. the extended outlook, that will bring low clouds, fog, and numbers in the mid-90s for the warmest locations. we are stuck on this map. we will look for the numbers to be comfortable with coast and

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