>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: it is getting harder this weekend. we saw near one hundred degree temperatures across much of the bay area. for most of us, and excessive heat warning is on the way. good morning, thank you for joining us. hopefully you are staying cool. that is get a check of what to expect. lisa: good morning, we had the nice overnight temperature will drop to the 50's and 60's in most areas. if you are above 1800 feet, it has been in the 60's, some areas

near 70. 66 in antioch, 60 in vallejo with 62 in novato. 48 in half moon bay. a nice clear start, air quality is moderate to poor as another alert is with us. dangerous he looks to be extended into the entire week inland. excessive heat warning will continue through wednesday, heat advisory will continue through tuesday. we have over 105 inland, what a pretty view from the sutro tower camera. a quick warm-up with near 90 by noon. the coast stays comfortable, we have the sea breeze. 104 by 4:00. 90 around the bayshore. we could see warmer weather into tuesday. liz: liz: pressure on the california energy grid from today fifth consecutive day with a flex alert in place. the most challenging hours are between 4:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.

californians have been conserving electricity. if we do not continue to cut power use, it could trigger outages. >> every megawatt saved as a megawatt we can use to keep the grid stable. no reduction in electricity is too small. liz: preliminary data shows conservation during these hours has kept the grid stable this week. today's alert is in effect from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m., set your thermostat to 78 or higher if your health allows. do not charge your card during those hours or use major appliances like your dishwasher in drier or electric oven or stove. turn off any unnecessary lights. every bit helps. across the bay area, people found ways to escape the heat. for many small businesses, the excessive heat could keep customers home. the threat of blackouts could further impact business. reporter: in honor of the first ever national cinema day, movie theaters like century theater in

pleasant hill were selling tickets for three dollars on saturday. that brought up the crowds, but some were trying to escape the heat. >> just trying to get up before it gets too hot, be in with the ac. reporter: the softserve ice cream was a huge hit in the heat. >> it is a nice way to cool off. reporter: they are celebrating their one-year anniversary at this café in dublin. >> we want to be with family and friends, hopefully that will be nice. reporter: holiday weekends are critical for the restaurant industry, since this café owner. but the heat wave and threat of blackouts has are concerned. >> if you lose that, it is a huge chunk out of the bottom line. reporter: the menu is described as american comfort class it's with a pakistani twist. she celebrated 18 years in business this week. many restaurants are facing a labor shortage.

inflation is pushing up costs and eating away at profit. all of this at a time when restaurants are trying to rebound from the pandemic. the blackout occurs, the food that will be spoiled could total thousands of dollars in losses in just a matter of days. >> that is an investment for the restaurant tour. you process in the ingredients then sell it. if you lose that, you are losing 30% of your total cost of business that month. reporter: so far, the restaurant has been packed. customers are staying cool. like so many, they hope the power stays on. liz: developing news, hot weather is proving to be a big burden for fire crews in raising the threat of wildfires. the mill fire has injured several people and sent thousands fleeing from the homes. it is burning near the oregon border. at last check, 50 structures have been destroyed.

we have the latest with the story of one man who lost his home and his community to the flames. reporter: flames are repton and winds whipping. the mill fire ripping through weed, leaving thousands of residents on the run. >> i look out back, there is smoke. next thing i know, my phone is screaming saying evacuate. reporter: jason and his family leaving almost everything behind , staying in a red cross shelter overnight. >> we grabbed basic clothes, blankets. reporter: friday afternoon, the fire ignited at a lumber mill north of town. picking up a devastating pace, destroying at least 100 homes. including chester hopkins. >> we lost her home yesterday. the fire started raging. reporter: the fire taking his home of 40 years, and his community. >> we lost our whole

neighborhood. we live in one of the oldest black neighborhoods in the northern section of california. reporter: he says the next step is to file an insurance claim then try to move on. >> from my neighborhood, i know we are missing a lot of people. it is going to be an empty place. your prayers and everybody's prayers. reporter: hundreds of firefighters from multiple bay area cities are battling near 40 mile-per-hour winds and extreme heat. santa rosa sent up its strike team this afternoon. >> we saw the fire activity pick up in southern california earlier in the week, now we are seeing what is happening in the northern part of the state. several departments are moving in that direction to support the community as part of strike teams. reporter: fires like this becoming all-too-familiar for the people living up here.

>> we have had at least three in the past two months. it is scary. reporter: jason considering his family one of the lucky ones, at least for now. >> where will the next fire hit, when will it hit? how victim better ability -- big and bad will it be? liz: there is a second fire to the west of the mill fire, it has burned more than seven square miles and is 5% contained. strong wind and hot temperatures because the fire to double in size. mandatory evacuation orders were put in place areas west of old highway 99, affecting more than 330 people. you can check temperatures in the weather on demand of the abc 7 streaming app. downloaded for roku, amazon fire and google tv. police are investigating to

separate the big crashes involving pedestrians. one man died saturday morning in a crash involving several vehicles. a man driving a toyota hit several cars parked near richburg way. when he got out of his car, he was hit by a dark -- truck. last night, there was a deadly crash involving a vehicle on santa teresa boulevard. the driver is cooperating, the pedestrian suffered major injuries and died at the scene. these are the 24th and 25th pedestrian fatalities this year for the city. oakland police are asking people to help them identify the owner of this car in connection with the shooting last weekend. they claimed the lives of three people. it was last seen leaving a west oakland neighborhood near 29th street. they found two men shot a number of times. a man on the bicycle was hit and killed by one of the shooting victims as he tried to drive from the scene. a focus on health, and issue part of building a better bay

area. updated covid-19 booster shots could come to california residents in a few days. emergency authorization was issued to protect against omicron variant's and the original string of covid-19. individuals must complete the primary series of the vaccine at least two months before receiving the new booster. pfizer boosters will be available to those 12 and older. moderna is 18 and older. >> these updated boosters are what we need to avoid the worst outcomes of covid-19 and prepare us for the fall and winter. liz: updated boosters for younger children are expected to come within months. hope officials encourage residents to check with the medical provider for the booster. uc berkeley will require students not vaccinated against the flu to mask up indoors on campus this fall. the school seems unlikely to enforce it. they require students and teachers be vaccinated against the flu.

people are allowed to opt out. campuses are allowed to administer their own rules. administrators will not be verifying people's records. the rule has technically been in place since 2020. 6:10 this morning lisa: we climbed to the upper 70's today, that is above average for san francisco. the coast will be comfortable, about 105 inland. we will talk the details and how long the heat will stick around next. liz: fire crews in the north bay are keeping a close watch on conditions with the help of a high-tech tool. a look at how they are getting real-time fire data delivered to the [ indistinct conversations ] ♪♪ hey, class. this is lily. ♪♪ when you see things differently, you can be the difference.

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liz: the mercury is rising fast. he is testing residents, firefighters into cyclists, who braved the weather for charity. we are in sonoma county with a look at how they are handling the heat. >> responding to a fast-moving grass fire on a day when temperatures were breaking. >> the wind was blowing into the open, not toward houses. reporter: they contain the fire quickly. weeds and brush are getting drier by the day. temperatures are expected to sizzle through labor day, that is kicking fire danger up to the this weekend, it has gone from high to extreme. >> it is showing 76 degrees at

the top of fountain grove, we expect the temperature to go up significantly this afternoon. reporter: the fire marshal monitoring the extreme weather, getting fresh data from this new remote other station, now transmitting weather stats in real time. currently, high temperatures into low humidity. >> that means there is the potential if we have a fire, it is more likely to spread rapidly with how dry the fuels are. reporter: it was a tough day for a bike ride, but 2000 cyclists were up for it. >> are you glad you started early? >> yes. reporter: this was a bike ride benefiting the law enforcement chaplaincy of sonoma county. this weekend, there is extra water and health warnings. >> it can be hazardous. we gave everybody a warning and have three emts on standby. we advise them to leave earlier,

where lighter clothing. reporter: they rodemisn e heat . >> we made sure to leave early. the next few days are going to be tuesday. reporter: cooling centers are open through labor day. this one at the community center in santa rosa. health officials urge everyone to be safe and stay cool. liz: bart says weather conditions saturday lead to a 20 minute delay for trains on the antioch line heading to sfo. they said if temperatures get above 100, it would slow down trains in some areas. this is a new policy following this derailment back in june. excessive heat worked the rails between concord and pleasant hill stations. in the south bay, san jose airport targeted for closure opened its doors to the community. they brought out neighbors, pilots and aviation enthusiasts.

activists called for the airport to be shut down over environmental justice concerns. on saturday, the airport invited locals out for a family-friendly event to showcase airplane and old military equipment. opponents say the closure would hit the general aviation community in a negative way. a longtime substance abuse treatment facility for women will reopen thanks to rate their nation. athena house along with a sober living facility had been operating in santa rosa for more than 30 years. they provided 40 treatment beds for low income and formerly incarcerated women dealing with substance abuse. announced earlier this year they did not have enough funds and would have to close, that put roughly 30 women and their children at risk of homelessness. the community efforts to save the program proved successful. a couple from santa rosa stepped forward announcing they will purchase hope village and build a new athena house.

nasa's artemis one mission has been called off for a second time this week. it could take up to several weeks before it is ready to launch. it comes after a liquid hydrogen leak failed to be resolved before takeoff. they may have to roll the rocket back into the vehicle assembly building for repairs. the first setback monday had a mini technical problems, including a cooling system issue and fuel leaks. then as administrators since safety is the top priority of the mission. >> we try to stress this is a test. a test has certain risks, that is why these guys are such consummate professionals. they do it by the book. when it is ready. liz: it was created to take humans on the lunar surface by 2025. once the rocket gets off the ground, it will take five weeks to flight around the moon and back with human dummies inside. the weight continues. it has got to be just right.

lisa: absolute precision for sure. as we look at live doppler 7, we are fog free. we see the heat build. yesterday was not too bad, 100 in hollister. 102 in gilroy. 106, some very hot spots. more heat is coming our way today. it is clear from sutro, looks gorgeous and feels good in the upper 50's. 57 in san francisco, 59 in oakland. 63 in san jose, santa clara 57. looking at the sun coming up officially in about 20 minutes, mount tam beautiful. yesterday was 89. temperatures are near 80 degrees with relative humidity, 11%. 80 degrees right now at 8% relative humidity.

you get up about 1500, 2000 feet , it is dry. adding to that, the heat is drying things out more. right now, enjoying 53 in santa rosa, 61 by the delta. 63 in concord and livermore. an overexposed view of the golden, you see some haze. air alert today. with the dry air, we have the heat wave coming our way that will last through the upcoming work week. record high temperatures, could see all-time records. looking at a mild to warm forecast for the coast, which could put temperatures near 90 degrees for several days. even though it will not be as hot, it will be quite warm. 15 degrees above average. here's a look at the trends, we are forecasting 105 for concord, livermore. 90's for the peninsula and south bay. that is anywhere from nine to

almost 20 degrees above average. san francisco seven degrees above average, oakland 11 degrees above average. if you think that is hot, look what happens on labor day. we are 100 11 in concord, 108 in danville. it will be hotter in sacramento. the heat edging closer to the bay, still allowing for comfort. it will get harder. -- hotter. we will see numbers in the afternoon in the 80's in some coastal locations, this is wednesday. still looking at extreme and injuries heat inland. as we look at high temperatures today, we are getting there. 105 in livermore, 104 and antioch with 108 out toward solano county. near 90 on the peninsula. today, another five to seven degrees of heat on top of yesterday's warm day. accuweather 7 day forecast, we are deep into the heat wave.

excessive heat morning beginning today, heat advisory today lasting through tuesday and wednesday, the extreme heat looking to last inland through friday. saturday looks cooler, we could see clouds and more relative humidity. we are looking at showers in the mountains by next weekend. liz: what a difference a few days can make. just ahead, see how wetlands restoration project in the east bay is providing pivotal data bay is providing pivotal data for researchers and helping them you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities,

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plus, the latest on wildfires in parts of california are forcing thousands to flee and destroying homes. how city officials say it started. also coming up, new developments in the search for the suspected kidnapping victim. the woman who disappeared on a morning jog friday. the potential evidence police found and who they have detained. diaspora is halting its artemis one launch again. -- why nasa is halting its artemis one launch again. the possible new window for the historic launch back to the moon coming up on gma. liz: a remarkable wetlands restoration is taking place in the bay area, it could help build a better bay area. spencer christian shows you how it is providing critical data for researchers. >> we are looking over here. reporter: for this biologist, it is a big success story. the california department of water resources and its partners are restoring a vibrant title

marsh in an ongoing project stretching across more than 1100 acres in eastern contra costa county. back on the ground, the site is already becoming a powerful laboratory for climate and environmental research. >> we have a lot we can learn from this site. whether it is carbon sequences, things like what species are using the site. >> we have different types of sensors. here we have the methane sensor, then we have co2 sensor. reporter: for some researchers, it is already generating valuable data that could help in the fight against climate change. she is showing off sensors placed on a three level tower that monitor levels of co2 and

methane to help determine how much of the dangerous greenhouse gases may be sequestered by the title marsh. >> wetlands have water. the organic matter and soils stay there long term. all the co2 does not go back to the atmosphere, but get stored in the ground. reporter: in a nod to citizen science, they have enlisted the help of local students to buried teabags in the marsh to measure how well the organic matter helps carbon decompose. >> where the seo to get stored, basically. -- co2 gets stored, basically. reporter: they are placing covers that will attract creatures they want to study. >> birds, bats, small mammals, larger mammals.

anything with a backbone that moves through the marshes, we are trying to find where they are and how they are using the habitat. reporter: back in the sky, the extent of restoration becomes more dramatic. especially when viewed alongside the dryer form fields that surround it. she says engineers breached the levees around it a little less than a year ago. teams plaintiff thousands of native that planted thousands of nave plants to accelerate recovery and speed regeneration to a living marsh. >> the wildlife queued and immediately, before we breached. the vegetation came in so rapidly that we got the immediate response. reporter: it may be one of the most successful laboratories in the bay area, generating scientific data and new clues that could help wetland restoration projects around the bay, restoring habitats and creating powerful new sites to

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you can see the clear skies, 57 in san francisco. 63 in san jose. as we check at emeryville, air quality is moderate. poor air quality inland east bay, low 60's into the east bay valleys. as we look at the forecasted air quality through labor day into tuesday, it will get worse. that links up with the hottest temperatures as we get into the heat advisory, excessive heat warning today. and then to valleys over 105 in spots. into the santa cruz mountains and the bayshore, warming up into the 90's. look at how quickly warm up by noon, into the 90's and the east bay. we are beginning to get to the dangers heat this afternoon. liz: an incident involving a likely stolen plane and terroristic threats against a mississippi walmart and did and what one official described the

best case scenario. we have the details this morning. >> they had but would be the best case scenario. reporter: people in mississippi breathing a sigh of relief after a dangerous situation. investigators say 20 nine-year-old corey patterson stole a plane early saturday morning and threatened to crush it into a local walmart on purpose. -- crash it into a local walmart on purpose. >> he called 911 to tell them he is going to crash the aircraft into the west main walmart. the police department and fire department evacuated the walmart and all surrounding areas. reporter: police say negotiators were able to talk to patterson while he was in the air and convinced into back-office threat. -- back off his threat. tracking data from this website

shows the erratic route over northern mississippi as the pilot zigzagged over several hours. the aircraft began running out of fuel around 9:30 a.m., that is when the suspect posted but investigators are calling a goodbye message. the plane eventually landed in the field about 45 miles northwest of tupelo where the suspect was taken into custody. >> we jumped on our side-by-side to go see if we could help. that is when we saw the pilot come out of the blade and two police officers were there waiting. -- plane. reporter: records show patterson had a student pilot certificate issued in 2013. investigators say he worked for a company at the airport, fueling aircraft. abc news, new york. liz: new development in the jackson, mississippi water

crisis. it's been seven days since a water plant failed, leaving thousands unable to access clean tap water. city officials say most of the residents should have near-normal water pressure. the city is still under a boil water notice, but the improved pressure is an important step forward. teams from georgia and florida are on-site to help repair and restore the automated systems. despite progress, efforts to restore the supply were setback when a chemical imbalance were detected. there are new details about the government documents seized in mar-a-lago, which includes as dozens of empty folders marked classified. the full inventory that was unsealed. reporter: this morning, those unsealed court records raising new questions about what happened to thousands of classified documents at mar-a-lago. over 11,000 documents were seized by the fbi, according to the detailed property list. 48 empty folders relabeled

classified, 42 empty folders were categorized as return to staff secretary military aid. top-secret documents according to inventory were found in boxes with things like newspaper clippings, clothing and gifts. >> one question now is, where are the classified documents? that is an investigation we expect the doj is running down. the documents could be with the archives, we do not know. they need to determine what was in those folders. reporter: investigators are worried the classified documents might have been mishandled and placed outside of mar-a-lago. the next steps could include the doj interviewing or re-interviewing people involved in packing or moving boxes. this as terms former attorney general appearing to side with the fbi when asked about their unprecedented search. >> it is unprecedented for president to take all this classified information and put them in a country club.

how long is the government going to try to get that back? they were deceived on the voluntary actions taken. they went and got a subpoena, they were deceived on that. the facts are starting to show they were being jerked around. reporter: if a federal judge will appoint a special master, that is a third party that would oversee the documents between trump and the doj. abc news, washington. liz: as the trump mar-a-lago probe defense, a texas congressman goes one on one latest developments in how republicans are responding ahead of the midterms. you can watch the full interview on this week at 8:00 this morning here on abc 7. in the south bay if you are heading to a cooling center, valley transportation authority will give you a free ride. it will not collect fares if you tell the driver you are heading to a cooling center.

a network of places to escape the heat is opening throughout the city this weekend. extreme heat events are increasing in san francisco, especially with this weekend. city officials are taking action by crating a heat map to determine which neighborhoods are most vulnerable to the impacts of extreme heat. this information is vital to preparing for climate change. reporter: some like it hot, but the health implications of increasing temperatures are of concern to the city with so-called urban heat islands. >> lots of concrete, not a lot of trees. the heat can go up considerably just in those areas. chinatown has a large number of surfaces that absorb heat, coupled with the fact there is a lack of tree cover and shade. reporter: because temperatures will be high this weekend, volunteers are mapping the city to discover would streets and neighborhoods get the hottest

during a heat wave, using car mounted heat sensors. they begin collecting temperature and humidity data beginning at 6:00 a.m., then 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 at night. >> being able to capture temperature and humidity throughout the day helps us understand how long heat is persisting in certain pockets of the city. reporter: think of it as a preemptive strike. if neighbors are told of their street is hotter than other places and there is a lot of concrete and few green spaces, there are a few things the city can do to make things cooler. parks entries help with the urban cooling. that is a no-brainer. san francisco can reconfigure sidewalks to make room for more trees. in los angeles, painting the pavement in a light-colored sealant to reflect the heat has become popular in neighborhoods with little green spaces. in new york, reflective roofs are keeping buildings from trapping the heat, making things

cooler. san francisco may not be as hot as those two cities, but knowing that our climate is undergoing changes, the idea is to start working now on making it a heatproof city. liz: still ahead on abc 7 mornings, random acts of kindness. the gifts of one bay area man is giving others on his birthday. here is a live look outside, the sun is starting to come up. we are looking live at sfo, people are traveling for the holiday weekend. holiday weekend. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. the choice is clear yeaaaaaaaaay!!!

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making a difference. how one man is using his birthday as a way to build a better bay area. reporter: one item at a time, this man is trying to make his community a better place. to recognize the essential work of teachers, he is donating 150 supply kits for middle schools in oakland. >> i chose oakland because over the past school year, they have gone through a lot of unique challenges. i wanted to give back and do something special for the teachers and put a smile on their faces. reporter: turning 30 years old is a milestone, but it can also be scary. instead of a crisis, he decided to channel his anxieties to something good. >> i started to write down all the things i was grateful for. at that moment, i realized every wonderful thing that has happened to me was thanks to the support and generosity of others. reporter: thus, the 30 fastbreak

30 challenge was born. >> i am on a mission to complete 30 acts of kindness before turning 30 next year. reporter: after making desserts for firefighters, he asked for a supply wish list from oakland principles to help teachers. >> i can prioritize the must-have items. what you see here is that. ound $ splies allingipes donated by 18 sponsor companies from across the country. he has been documenting these acts on instagramming tiktok. he hopes others see them and are inspired to give back. >> kindness is interesting, because it has a thing of being addictive. once you do one act, you want to do another. i encourage others to keep doing acts of kindness, because one act can lead to hundreds. it can make the world a brighter place. reporter: getting older is a

given, but giving back never gets old. liz: good for him. it makes you feel bad, some people turn 30 and they're going out to party. he is giving back and a lovely way, it makes you want to do better. lisa: good morning, take a look at the east this morning. temperatures are in the 60's. we climbed to the mid-80's today, we tack on another five to maybe seven degrees this afternoon. more heat to come on your tuesday. we will talk about a hot week ahead in a few minutes. liz: a bigeendaya season with games atoms aar highlights in sports.

liz: taking a live look out the golden gate bridge. saturday was a big day for bay area college football. both cal and stanford were on home turf to start week one of the season. chris alvarez has the highlights. chris: finally, the first full weekend of college football. starting with stanford, looking to bounce back after last year. opening with colgate. david shaw, his 12 year at the helm. sing bacrsdrive makes a mo.ere e house. first of two touchdowns for ej, one 55 all-purpose yardage. stanford special teams, a little brutal early on. this one goes to the end zone, colgate jumps on it for a touchdown. we are tied up. stanford turned it on after,

tanner to michael. what a great catch. second score of the game, we hundred yard passing game. cardinal wins 41-10. cal hosting uc davis, back in business. first cal touchdown pass, tied up at seven. going to find jaden, then he takes it in. eight yards to the end zone. 14-7 cal. 104 rushing yards. craig woodson picking off mile hastings 39 yard pick six, cal 24-7. the first cal catch into touchdown, 14 yard score. three touchdown passes in his debut, cal wins the opener 34-13. >> it feels good to come out as a team and get a team win.

you've got to strive to do things better, get prepared for next week. >> we've been waiting a long time for it, glad it all came together and we got it done. >> it feels too good. the camera and supported us, we appreciate the fans. we want to be achieving ship team, we have got to get there. chris: giants and phillies's top level, taking them to the ballpark. deep to the right, that is us splash into the water. titus three. bring a kayak, get a baseball. for bases-loaded for peterson. 5-4 giants bottom of the ninth. austin slater makes the catch. giants win, they go for a three-game sweep later today. a's in baltimore, they got on the board. bottom of one, ryan matt cassel

to run homer to take the lead. bottom of the third, more mount castle. this one out to right-center, made it4-1 oh's. bases-loaded in the fourth. a double play, the a's lose it 8-11. back to view -- 81. back to you. lisa: the p keep getting into labor day and the day after -- peak heat getting into labor day in the day after as the excessive heat warning has been extended to wednesday. triple digit heat continues through friday. 106 yesterday, 100 and hollister. fourth day in a row of 100 degree heat in the sacramento valley. six more days to go. the bay area is just getting going, just shy of 100.

there is a look at the shark tank, current numbers in the upper from san francisco to oakland. 63 san jose. half moon bay was at 48, 50 in emeryville. 53 santa rosa, 59 in napa. air quality is good now, we get to the moderate support category east bay to the south bay. mount tam 89 yesterday, the 90's today. humidity 10%. dangerous heat wave persists into the week ahead. for now it is through wednesday, and then valleys tuesday along the bayshore. could see all-time records, over 110 tuesday and wednesday inland. you see the 70's, we could see 80's to near 90 in the afternoon tomorrow for a short time into tuesday. the good news is, the onshore flow continues.

65 yesterday, 79 instancing. a warm up, then patches of fog late in the day. here's a look at inland valley, should be in the upper 80's. 112 monday, tuesday and wednesday. may be a few degrees cooler. here's the change thursday and friday, high pressure does not loosen its grip till saturday. we see extra relative humidity and cooler conditions, 92 santa clara. up about five degrees in the south bay. 94 san jose, 103 morgan hill. low 90's redwood city. upper 80's from palo alto, looking at seven degrees above average. in the north bay, we were in the mid 90's yesterday. sonoma five degrees warmer today. well into the triple digits for lakeport. 96 in san rafael.

the bayshore is where we get to the heat advisories, upper 80's to 90's. 91 in fremont, that is six to seven degrees warmer. 91 in richmond. if you head inland, it is getting extreme. dangerous heat with 104 in concord. pleasanton 102. overnight lows have been in the 50's and 60's. with the heat, we are warmer tonight. 60's and 70's, that allows us to build on the heat each day. high-pressure strengthens for labor day, stays at its peak tuesday. mid 90's around the bay, even the coast is warming up then cooling off overnight with patchy fog. by the end of the week, cannot discern the difference too much. wait until next weekend with more widespread change urge -- changes. the coast is popular today.

water temperature 54. liz: people are going to be happy to cool down for sure. more to come on abc seven mornings, including a message from

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liz: here are the winning numbers from last night's powerball drawing. nobody picked all six numbers, monday's drawing is estimated at $159 million. those in the bay area are not the only one string to escape the heat. karl is doing the same. he referred his followers to truck out -- check out drew tuma's twitter. karl fog is a parity twitter account for san francisco's foggy weather. karl says he will be back next week, along with cooler

temperatures. it is fun to see the relationship between drew and karl on twitter. [laughter] lisa: karl is around pacifica, half moon bay now and again. as we look at the week ahead, you notice the coast is very comfortable. the bay in the 90's, excessive heat warning in effect today, tomorrow through wednesday. heat advisory along the coast right on through tuesday night. we are not getting a break all week long. the coast is very comfortable. liz: thank you for joining us here on abc seven mornings. abc7news continues at nine :00 a.m., gma is next followed by this week. have a great day and stay cool. ♪

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