the power is ours. >> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> like animals is the right thing to do. reggie: of intense moments are san francisco's complete -- police commissioner's meeting. many in the public argue those officers are aggravating the situation. kumasi: ups workers preparing for a possible strike, the union claiming the company has walked

away from contract negotiations. ups is saying the same about the union. reggie: heavy rains, deadly floods in scorching attempts dominating the headlines and we can add tornadoes to the list. four on the extreme weather. kumasi: the headline is the heat, a lot of cities can see triple digit temperatures as we head into the weekend. reggie: i saw in houston, the feels like temperature is 90 degrees and that was before 5:00 a.m. drew: that is lovely. reggie: it is thursday. typical temperatures, and tomorrow at heat accelerates. as we head toward sfo, the marine layer is getting shallow. sunshine is going to fast. temperatures are typical and waking up to numbers mainly in the 50's so it is comfortable right now but future weather is

showing you as we head to the later afternoon, the fog is going to the coastline. the warmest spot is cloudy across the coast. the hardest parts backing -- back into the low 90's. 73 in oakland. 66 in the city. 82 in san jose. 91 in santa rosa. the heat watch has been upgraded to a warning. let's check in west covina -- let's check in with jobina. jobina: we started off this morning with a deadly crash in oakland on southbound aav -- 880. it is clear but we have a highlighted portion on our map and we are looking at a two backup through that portion and we are bringing our 880 coliseum

camera to show you want to make you -- want to make it through the backup, it is clear. live look at the golden gate bridge where the chp has not issued a park advisory and that was the case the past few we are clear there as well. kumasi: we are weeks away from a possible strike by ups workers but employees in the bay area are practicing. on tuesday, dozens took part on a picketing demonstration. a reporter is linked morning's practice will be taking place. >> good morning. it could have a massive economic ramifications if these workers do decide to go on strike at the end of the month. they say the purpose behind this practice demonstration is to prepare workers for that possibility in a few weeks. they say a lot of these workers don't have experience striking and spent years -- and it has been years since ups went on strike.

today is another round of practicing. negotiation's broke down late last week between ups and it teamster represented workers. economic expert told households and business will be impacted. it won't be able to get the necessary supplies and get anything shipped to them. the teamsters say they want an agreement that guarantees better pay for workers and resolves health and safety concerns. local workers say they need this resolution especially in the bay area. >> it is costly -- costly to live in the bay area we have to pay a premium to live. >> the teamsters contract covers more than -- many workers. ups claims they made a historic proposal based on industry leading pay but both sides have

not being able to come to a deal . preparing for the possibility of a strike in just a few weeks. francisco police will release body camera from last weekend dolores hill bomb at the committee members accused officers of overreacting. in previous years, there have been major injuries and there was one death. this year, san francisco police prepared by setting up barricades and setting up officers. residence argued officers -- police chief phil scott says things escalated when people launched fireworks at ox -- officers and threw bottles at them and even punched and spit on them. >> we cited for brazen, and dangerous and unlawful behavior. reggie: more than 100 teens and young adults ended up being

arrested and one mother spoke to abc news and saying why she was upset. >> zip tied and they stayed on the street from san francisco from 8:45 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. no bathrooms. >> the chief of police responded -- did not respond to those allegations this evening -- last evening. >> jasper will was killed by a stray bullet while he and his family was driving on interstate 80 on 2021. in may of this year, a judge dismissed murder charges against the suspect saying he was a victim of a ambush. jackson pleaded guilty to being in possession of a firearm. reggie: department of public safety --

he escaped monday night and the family says the man contacted them, demanding money in order to get him back. the health of police, the family set up a meeting and demand was arrested when he showed up with norm. the dog's back home and the suspect book on charges including extortion. kumasi: a man who police say confessed to setting 15 fires was made -- is in custody. the suspect is accused of starting nearly 30 fires. morgan hill police say they are expert -- investigating 20 subissues fires and get more police say they believe the man is possible for eight fires there. reggie: there are concerns about the extreme heat bearing on much of the country including excessive heat in the bay area. the heat alerts are posted from washington state to new mexico and from texas to florida in the

northeast is dealing with flooding and this is all happening as tornadoes hit chicago. jobina is tracking all of this. jobina: from one end of the country to the next, the extreme weather is making headlines impacting many people. at least five confirmed tornadoes hit the chicago area last night, damaging several homes. the city's airports facing ground stops. video shows hundreds of people taking shelter in a cons course at o'hara national airport. no storms shifting east overnight. people across vermont are racing to clean up from this week's disastrous floods before more rain arrives today. thousands of people have lost homes and businesses and the recovery could take years and in some cases, decades, storms are

in the forecast for the next seven days. with four more inches of rain possible. >> this may not be over. with rain in the forecast and nowhere for it to go, we could see waters rise again. jobina: forecasters are w of dire consequences from the extreme heat across the south and the west. triple digit temperatures will stretch from florida to california today. phoenix will mark his 14th consecutive day of 110 degrees or above. las vegas could set a hall -- a all time he record this weekend and death valley could hit 130 degrees. kumasi: san francisco's iconic chocolate and ice cream shop is celebrating his granny reopening today with free sundays. it is a chocolate wall.

they have a replica cable car in the dining area. to celebrate, there is going to be music, games and all kinds of things happening in the area at 9:00, and the first 170 people get a free hot fudge sundae in honor of the company's one -- 170 year history. destiny's child member kelly rowland is going to be there cutting the ribbon this morning and we are going to be there because we are big fans and you can see our interview on midday live and on abc seven at seven tomorrow. i cannot wait. yesterday, when i fell up in here, i was like you all. kelly is going to be here. reggie: when love takes over, it

is something i have repeated many times on my spotify. she should probably file a restraining order. drew: she is like, please extreme it. --stream it. reggie: i love her. kumasi: she is on those hallmark movies. drew: is she going to be at the cruise? will you be on the cruise? i doubt it. kumasi: was it -- about asking her, will you be there for her birthday? do you think she will tell us. drew: no. we can try. reggie: are you both going? kumasi: all of us are going. your come -- you should come. reggie: she will answer all of our questions. jobina: between the four of us --

reggie: it is going to be a mess. kumasi: all four? [laughter] drew: here is live doppler seven. we are down to a mile visibility in half moon bay. here is sutro tower. we have a low-level fog. that son will mix it out very fast and that means increased sunshine. we will have a warm afternoon but these temperatures by 4:00 p.m. are typical for this time of year. no intense heat, that will arrive tomorrow. 91 in santa rosa. 93 in adalat -- antioch. now, heat increases tomorrow inland and it is excessive heat coming to start out the weekend but notice the coast rains comfortably cool. it is for that fact, the coast in front of the bait show line

-- the bay shoreline are not included in this heat wave. it does not include friday, just the weekend, saturday and sunday because that is when we will find the most tech -- intense temperatures for areas shaded in pink. a huge portion of sock -- california are in those temperatures. reggie: hollywood now bracing for a major disruption. what happens after negotiations with the actors union failed to meet the midnight deadline. kumasi: a plaza in san francisco is getting a major overhaul. look at how the city is planning to transform the area. reggie: that rambunctious sea otter causing issues gaining a following and even national attention. the ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) affordable design.

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what it is going to look like. here is the plan. it is coming. [laughter] i can continue until we see it. there we go. the blue area is along markers -- markets street. other parts of the possible get chess and ping-pong tables. kumasi: we told you about this yesterday but it is catching national attention over its mischievous and aggressive behavior. wildlife efforts -- experts are nearing in on the capture -- are narrowing in on the capture. >> the santa cruz sea otter is cute, occurs at has a thing for surface -- aggressive and has a thing for surfers. >> here she is. >> fish and wildlife says female offer --'s -- otter --

>> i have never seen an auditor come this close to shore, nor get even close to surfers. they avoid surfers. >> officials say mother have been no confirmed reports of injury, the otter is considered a safety risk. and attempted to capture her. >> suffer is going to get or she is going to bite someone. if she bites someone, i don't know -- what will happen. >> this is video when -- surfboard getting attacked by the auditor on sunday. >> i tried to get the otter off the board by flipping it over but she got on top of the board. >> this was his fourth

serving. >> i was scared. i knew i had no chance against her. >> once this forceful otter is captured, officials say she will be example -- examined at the aquarium and sent home. >> is doing his normal thing. the true for the matter is it is not -- the truth of the matter is it is not. >> in santa cruz, lauren martinez. reggie: are we being a little dramatic? jobina: yes. reggie: it looks like it is climbing on top of the surfboard. drew: i am greatly looking for the offer -- otter. i really don't know. kumasi: has any of us encountered an otter? it can be scary. reggie: they aren't friendly to humans. jobina: that is fine. reggie: that is where she lives.

that is where she probably brought up her kids. and she just wants to serve. [laughter] jobina: get her a board. reggie: she is getting it herself. she is a grown woman and she can do whatever she wants. jobina: i see you, beyoncé. drew: he is connecting the dots. we have low-level fog out the son is getting up here in the marine layer is shallow but we have clouds, the dense fog along the coast and the bay shoreline. we will have sunshine and noticeably warmer temperatures but those numbers take off this weekend inland excessive heat coming our way so today, typical for this time of year, everyone is where they should be for the 13th day of july. the numbers are cool on the coast, warm to hot temperatures inland. overnight, we will have limited fog, coastal drizzle likely and temperatures staying in the 50's.

future tech -- future tracker temperatures, where the changes made to the forecast, the excessive heat watch was dropped for tomorrow but you will notice the warm to hot air is increasing. shaded in pink are areas that will likely exceed 90 degrees tomorrow and you notice around the may shoreline -- bay shoreline, it is warm but not intensely hot tomorrow afternoon but by the weekend, the excessive heat warnings go into effect away for the coast for the entire weekend. when you happen to eastern portions of contra costa it is hot but the coast throughout the weekend is going to stay comfortable in the 60's and 70's through this morning. we are showing do sunshine and warmth today, those temperatures increase tomorrow and they really take off and went over the weekend and even on the bay shoreline, it is warm but it is comfortable along the coast.

that he police ease as we head into next week -- that heat will ease as we head into next week. jobina: we are looking at clear conditions. here's a live picture from the san mateo bridge, no advisories are blocking issues from the chp but it is busy. this is a live picture show you emeryville and 80. tracy and dublin, looking around 43 minutes for your ride. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: the world of sports was center stage at the espy awards. there were a fair share of

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seek airport -- shelter. reggie: san francisco police will release bodycam video from the dolores park say parting event. many have been upset after more than 100 teens and young adults were arrested saturday night. kumasi: the union representing 160,000 hollywood actors could go on strike as soon as this afternoon after contract negotiations broke down. sag-aftra leaders have called a beating for a final strike vote and :00 this morning. reggie: ups workers in the bay area will hold a practice picket in san bruno. their units as contract negotiations are at a standstill and ups organizers construct. jobina: we are starting to see break like southbound 680 through one -- walnut creek. kumasi: number seven celebrating francisco's iconic ferry

building. there is a huge party going on and starts at 11 this morning and goes until 2:00 p.m. reggie: there was a big night for the world of sports, athletes across the sports spectrum came together to honor this year's greatest achievers. here's andrew dymburt. >> the top athletes from a the world gathered to celebrate the past year in sports. patrick mahomes pot -- brought the cool vibes and often do not wear a shirt under his suit. it was 90 degrees on the red carpet. >> i have a great stylus. -- stylist. >> best team. >> we are ready go after it. >> ready to roll.

>> is that the ring? >> he has the ring on. >> the shore honored lebron james becoming mba's all-time leading short -- score -- the mbas all-time leading scorer -- the nbas all-time leading scorer. >> i think lebron james is the baddest moth -- >> said this about his future. >> i can't -- the day i can't get the game ended -- everything on the floor, that is the day i will be done. lucky for you guys, that day is not today. [applause] >> the most emotional day of the night -- time of the night came when damar hamlin came on stage. there were the first responders on the field when he collapsed. >> by the grace of god and

divine intervention, we had the best outcome we could have played for or imagined. >> also honored, the women's national soccer team for their fight for equal pay in the san antonio spurs for helping the community of uvalde here -- she'll --hr kumasi: another recipient was rochon patel. he is 16 years old. he started the project, it is called lending lockers, to donate new and used sports equipment to under resourced schools around the gold -- globe and 75,000 killed -- kids have benefited. >> eight rounds of chemotherapy. came back and was able to get out there and throw 96 miles an hour.

that isn't physically who i am. kumasi: that is former a's player liam hendriks. he was diagnosed with back in 2022 and he underwent several months in chemotherapy and announced in april he is cancer free. he plays for the chicago white sox. reggie: they really did that. kumasi: i am ready to cry. reggie: they took something i am not naturally interested in and made it nice. human stories and triumph. kumasi: so many good moments. reggie: another first on capitol hill for vice president kamala harris. what she has done more than any other vp before her. kumasi: they are back and uglier than ever. the uglier, the better, in this case. preorders for bart's

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> what do you think is stopping you from actually prosecuting every single drug dealer in san francisco? reggie: after one year on the job, we are doing a progress check with san francisco district attorney. how she feels her office has impacted the city issue with drug dealers. kumasi: the closing of anchor brewing. the reaction coming in about the san francisco icon. reggie: chinese actors are being blamed on a recent attack of u.s. government agencies. kumasi: we are taking a live look outside this morning from sutro tower about the it is beautiful and breezy but

don't let that full you because the heat is on the way. it is thursday, july 13. drew: we have been talking about the excessive heat. we are starting to see som holes in the marine layer. the sunshine is going to appear a lot faster than yesterday morning. temperatures are in the 50's across the board so it feels comfortable but that cloud cover breaks down fast, high-pressure and likes to chop it up quickly with the warm air above and sending the fog back to the coastline. to the 80's by lunchtime and we do expect temperatures in the 80's and 90's away from the coast but this is typical for this time of year will stop this is where we should be on this 13th day of july. 66 in the city, 82 in san jose. 93 in antioch. the heat is on. it intensifies this weekend. look at all this excessive heat warnings. we will detail the hot numbers.

jobina: this is something pretty cool because it is the ferry building's 100 and 25th birthday -- one 25th birthday -- earth day. -- birthday. we have small conditions in directions and bury lights right now in san jose. -- and very light right now in san jose. slow-moving landslide in l.a. county forcing more people from their homes, 17 homes in willing hills estates -- rolling hills estates have collapsed into a canyon.

they movement has slowed down. they want to prevent any other homes from collapsing. red cross crews have called into -- to assist. hollywood on the brink of shutting down, sag-aftra, the union presenting 160,000 actors, failed to reach a contract agreement by the deadline overnight. the union's negotiating committee has unanimously recommended a strike and the governing board will meet to take a final vote. union members are demanding increased pay for streaming content and limits on the use of ai. the demands are similar to the writers guild. ha the same time will essentially bring all tv and movie production to a standstill. the alliance of motion picture and -- --rather than

negotiate sag-aftra have split us on a course that would deepen the financial hardship for thousands who depend on the industry. we are weeks away from a possible strike by ups workers but employees in the bay area are already existing. the union claiming the company has walked away from contract negotiations. the union has -- ups has claimed the same about the union. >> the deal expires on july 31. if no deal is reached by then, the strike could go through which would lead to a dramatic increase -- decrease in ups services and affecting the economy and consumers who rely on those services. abc 7 was capturing one of the practice strikes on tuesday. today's practice strike is to prepare workers for the likelihood they do go on strike because some say it has been years since ups and its workers have been on strike.

they had one earlier in san francisco. economic experts told abc news households and businesses will be impacted if workers go on strike. they won't be able to get necessary supplies shipped to them. teamsters says they want better pay for all workers, and resolve health and safety concerns. local workers are advising consumers who need things shipped to order them now. >> a lot of folks who came up to me, -- you better order your packages now. >> ups released a statement saying they do expect to reach an agreement before the deadline and they say they offered workers a historic proposal based on industry paper there is still no agreement and there is no action currently between the two at the negotiating table and that deadline is weeks away. kumasi: thank

report that a recall committee pod paperwork with the counties, elections department on tuesday. for several moves including halting many cases where juveniles are charged in the adult court and for emphasizing alternatives to incarceration. we have reached out to pamela price's office for comment and have not heard back. reggie: it has been one year -- the da discussed drug prosecutions in the past year. >> do you think you're doing your job? >> we have followed over 100

motions to detain in drug dealing cases and only had somewhere under 20 of those be granted. judges are refusing to make sure that these individuals stay in custody and that has to change. >> her office filed narcotic cases in the past year. it only let to 38 convictions which is more than -- i should say it is 12 more than what her predecessor had. when asked about a rise in overdose deaths since she took office, she set a restaurant continue but other things like public health can do more. kumasi: reaction has been pouring in for anchor brewing after the company announced it would be shutting down after 127 years in san francisco. a spokesperson says the brewery was losing millions of dollars a year and its assets will be put up for sale as an alternative

two proceeding. the roots dated back to the california gold retch and it was often referred to as america's first craft brewery. >> when i moved to san francisco, it was one of those things where anger brewery was made in san francisco and you have to try. i came from the east coast and i never heard of it before and it became a favorite. kumasi: there is so much to tell about the history of anchor brewing. we have a full look back through the years on abc7news right -- abc7news.com and it includes this. >> we have grown up with san francisco. kumasi: we caught up with the brewmaster to talk about the making and meaning behind anchor brewing. you can see that entire piece. reggie: san francisco's very being -- building a sell rating is 120 fifth anniversary.

you can enjoy special offers from the shop and limited addition ferry building selective arrays -- swag giveaways. kumasi: i love the ferry building and i am excited about this. it is only july but look at bart already thinking about christmas. the transit agency release pre-sales were as popular of the christmas letters. the tracks and the train headlights light up and this year, they have beanies and this is for your dog. the sales are limited to two per household. they have sold out quickly in the past. get unwanted -- get on it. elon musk is now launching another this is. the industry he is planning to try to take over this time. reggie: keeping you honest while you work from home, the trend known as body dumbly -- doubling.

some are trying this in an effort to avoid presentation. drew: we will take you to our visibility and what you see is we have dense fog along the coast but away from the coast, we may have clouds over the bay shoreline but visibility is fine. as -- at fs -- at sfo, there is the top. the marine layer is shallow. it will burn off to the coast quickly. increasing sunshine, today, the big headline is that is so warm afternoon but it is typical when you talk about temperatures by 4:00 p.m.. the excessive heat will ramp up as we head to the weekend and tomorrow, we will notice hot temperatures inland but excessive hot air on saturday. 106 and a the hottest areas and lives along the bay shoreline and it will feel warm in the 80's but the coast will stay comfortably cool in the 60's.

taking a look at the excessive heat warning that will go into effect saturday morning through sunday so the period has shortened. the window, we took on friday and friday is warm but the excessive heat arrives saturday and lasts into sunday. it is comparable from had -- half moon bay -- it is comfortable from half moon bay. we will take a close look at how hot it gets. forecast in hot weather and the power grid is stable and no supply shortfalls are anticipated, meaning no power outages are expected but you can always track record -- weather where you live by downloading the abc 7 bay area news app app. there it is. that feeling you get... when you can du more with less asthma.

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kumasi: japan and south are condemning the capital of north korea after it fired an intercontinental ballistic missile on wednesday, landing between the peninsula and japan. the missile was fired days after north korea threatened to shoot down u.s. military reconnaissance planes were flying over nearby waters. the same kind of missile was fired in april was the the leader kim jong-un says -- fired in april. the will boost their nuclear capability. jobina: officials say that hackers -- confirmed it was targeted saying it took swift accident --action.

has been imposing sanctions on beijing. >> it was even reported an almost another 30 days before it was fully -- so this is a long period of time. jobina: sources say it appears unlikely that hackers had access to any 5 -- high-value classified information but the threat is going. the number of cyber attacks affecting government organizations rose 95% in the last half of 2020 to the previous year. microsoft says email data from 25 organizations was exposed. the chinese government responds the report overnight by criticizing the u.s. saying "the u.s. is the world's biggest hacking empire." reggie: it will be an opportunity for fenlon, 20 --

sweden, norway, iceland and denmark to reinforce security cooperations between russia and china. the president issued a joint declaration with other u.s. allies, vowing to back ukraine in its push to join nato sometime in the future. in a fiery speech, the nato -- president spoke to nato's current strength. >> when putin and his craven lust for land and power unleashed his brutal war on ukraine, he was betting in go -- betting nato would break apart. nato is stronger and more energized. reggie: the president is expected to focus on climate change in the nordic regions. vice president kamala harris match the record for casting the most tie-breaking votes of any vp in the senate's history. the historic moment came as harris broke a depicted boat to advance them a nomination of

someone serving as a member of the equal employment opportunity commission. the only other vp to cast as many votes was john c calhoun. kumasi: the white house says idennomics is working. that report finds a few american's biggest expenses are coming down with rent prices falling and stabilizing car costs. june's consumer prices were 3% higher than they were a year ago, tumbling from the summer speak -- the summer's new car prices reflect -- are flat. > we are anticipating something that would show progress and will be got was even better. kumasi: the fed is a few weeks away from his july interest rate

meeting and many expect rate hike will pick up again and treasury secretary janet yellen cautions a recession is not fully off the table. reggie: if you struggle with procrastination, there is a new work from home trend that may be able to help. i don't totally understand what this is but maybe you will. it is called body doubling. workers can hire anybody doubled to helping you productivity. you are assigned a virtual arrangement. they are supposed to hold you accountable to stay on task. i don't understand how. help with any task, whether it is work, chores or paperwork. just someone to nag you? drew: are you paying this person? reggie: yeah. drew: i assume this is a gym membership. the hope is, you should pay them and i guess i should use it. kumasi: i don't know if you would pay to have an

accountability partner. it is saying you virtual co-working -- coworker arrangement with the group. reggie: who don't work with you? because they don't work with you. kumasi: they are your accountability partner. drew: you are working for home and you are saying, are you working yet? did you hit your mouse. jobina: if you are a procrastinator, that is not going to do anything for you. coming from a true procrastinator. kumasi: we are not doing that. reggie: i am going to procrastinate signing up for this. jobina: thank you. drew: i thought it was someone who would pay for you to do your job. kumasi: they try. drew: you have to get creative in these times. [laughter] we have a shallow ruling -- shallow marine layer this morning but we have locally fog across the coast.

across the region today. it is warmer but the excessive heat arrives here over the weekend. today, temperatures typical for this time of year, cool along the coast and we will have 80's and 90's and that is one or two degrees around where we should be for this 13th day of july and tonight, we will have patchy fog return, coastal drizzle and temperatures in the 50's and we could see a couple low 60's in the more mild locations and lived. on friday, the excessive heat warning has been dropped for friday but you will notice it is a lot warmer friday afternoon than today. we had those 90 degrees readings well inland but by saturday, when the morning goes into effect, the areas. in pain, everyone above 90 degrees but the immediate coastline days comfortable through this heat index.

we are heating up inland, excessively hot over the weekend and take your precautions and stay hydrated and cool. temperatures along the coast, that is where you want to go to get the natural ac in the heat ease next week. and -- next week. -- and the heat will ease next week. jobina: very clear here as we don't have any blocking issues coming in even though we start off the morning with a rough crash. in oakland, the drive times are green across the board. reggie: while anchor brewing is closing its doors, one san francisco brewery is set to expand in the north bay. kumasi: the nba adopting a new rule. reggie: stunning new images from nasa's

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reggie: elon musk is starting a new company in the field of artificial intelligence. he announced the launch of xai. he said the company's goal is t look for truth seeking. he said that in several look -- occasions that aib's to be paused. he says his new company will work closely with tesla and twitter. kumasi: tv -- steve k getting his wish. a major rule changed -- will change known as flopping -- a major rule change known as flopping. under these new rules, when a player flops, that player will be charged with a technical foul

and then the opposing team it's a free throw -- gets of three for -- gets a three for -- throw. you missed a really could interview that drew did about nasa's james webb telescope. it has only. a year -- it has only been a year since the telescope. is the closest one to earth and is about 400 light-years away. the web telescope was able to capture this image because it is the most powerful one ever sent into space. >> and has outperformed what we have expected and it really is stunning, new looks at the universal continue to be amazed -- universe so i continue to be amazed.

kumasi: nasa says the next venture for the telescope will be looking at exoplanets. they're looking for details on their atmospheres. if you want to see more of that interview, you can check out our abc news very -- bay area instagram page. drew: i was excited to hear that they get excited to see the images come in. here is a live look outside, this is a gorgeous shot. this is our mount tam cam. this is sutro tower and these are the hills and the north bay, that fog coming down and it has a nice look to it but we will find warm temperatures this afternoon but typical for this time of year. excessive heat accelerates this weekend. kumasi: new ss :00, federal regulators announcing that a certain time -- new ss :00, federal red layers announcing that certain kind of graphical

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