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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> heating up once again. getting ready for another one day across the bay area. good morning, it is sunday, july 16. i am gloria rodríguez.

let's start with a quick look at your weather. we had a hot day yesterday. it -- is it going to be as hot today? >> the excessive heat if you are at the beaches or around the bay, it is the fog and marine layer that is going to keep milder. you can barely see the top of the golden gate bridge. 9:00, look at the range of temperatures. for these at the coast, low 80's inland right now. it will be hot this afternoon. inland areas, up to 104. lots of mid 80's. at the coast, mid-60's. if you are tired of the heat, i will tell you about a cool down in the seven-day forecast. gloria: some of the highest temperatures hit the east bay, reaching 100 degrees in some spots. rather than stay inside, some

came up with ways to keep cool in the process. lena howland continues our weather coverage from livermore. reporter: from the fountains, fans and ice cream -- >> i always go with the pineapple. reporter: as temperatures reach triple digits, folks across the east bay were looking for any way they could to cool off. >> there is a fan right there and there is a little movement, but it is warm. reporter: livermore rules -- liverpool's fountain would typically repack, instead, closed for repairs. >> that is frustrating. i think they are doing repairs. they have been trying to get it back running in good shape. right now, it is on and off. reporter: earlier this week, the city said the fountains violet -- ultraviolet lamp failed. it helps disinfect the water. >> stay cool. they will come out after sunset.

then, maybe it is cooler. reporter: 15 minutes down the highway, some ice cold really from dublin struble digit heat. >> this is my first time. reporter: all the way from san leandro just to visit emerald glen park. you can tell by his long sleeves the heat never bothered him. >> this is nothing. i am from nigeria. on a normal day, reporter: in pleasanton, some families brave the heat for a cold treat from an east bay institution, but told arc dairy. >> is a beautiful day, it is hot. we wanted to enjoy calm. reporter: taking the nearest shaded spot for an impromptu picnic with his family and friends. >> we moved up here from l.a. 15 years ago. we miss this weather. it is beautiful.

i like it. gloria: in the north bay, the hot weather out crowds to santa rosa's spring lake lagoon. you can see people getting relief from the heat in that water. temperatures in some parts of santa rosa were expected to reach up to 100 degrees. the north bay is experiencing some of the hottest temperatures in the bay area. bart ran train yesterday because of the heat. writers may encounter delays today as we ate -- we are expecting other hot day. you are encouraged added 10 minutes to your travel times. the heat can cause the tracks to shift. available wherever you stream. happening today, be gathering in san francisco for a great cause. aids walk sf 2023 return step

golden gate park. abc 7 is proud to be a longtime sponsor and our very own dan ashley is live at golden gate park. he has a preview of today's walk. how is it going out there? reporter: good morning. it is great to be with you, it is going wonderfully out here. this sunday in july is one of my favorite places to be every year. abc 7 is a proud sponsor for the aids walk san francisco for very good reason. it does amazing work every year to alleviate suffering, foster prevention and raise awareness about this epidemic that even though it does not make the headlines every day than it used to, it is there a much an important cause and something we need to contend with. i have been proud to be here -- i think this is my 29th year at aids walk. the weather is easing a bit, it was cool this morning. i am armed with my fan they gave

out, aids walk fan. we do not need it yet, but in case i do, i have got one. tents are gathering, people are gathering for this will that begins -- walk that begins in about an hour which we will carry live on our stream at 10:00. it is going to kick off this event in grand stop. i am joined by frank duff, senior vice president of for lg at gilead. >> great to be here. i can feel the joy, it is building. great weather, beautiful place to be. >> it is joy. even though this is a serious subject at aids walk, this is a celebration. it is about the joy of people coming together, making a difference. >> we at gilead have been involved in this incredible event for 21 years. we have a deep commitment. it is near and dear to our heart. we recognize the contributions.

the event has been 36 years in total, countless bay area folks have contributed in many ways. that has supported a lot of programs and work that have benefited those impacted by hiv erie we are happy to be part of it. -- hiv. we are happy to be a part of it. >> tell me about gilead's commitment to this epidemic. >> we have been in this area for decades. similar to the aids walk itself, we recognize that impressive advances in treatment and prevention have been made. we recognize we need more treatment options and prevention options. we continue to be focused on that and we are focused on the ultimate goal, bringing a cure to hiv. reporter: we are getting closer every year to that. you have made huge strides. >> absolutely. it is hard work, but steady

progress is made and we are in it until the finish line. it is important to us. reporter: you are optimistic about the future of treatment for this disease? >> absolutely. seeing the research and the broader scientific community, the scientist -- the research our scientists are involved in, it is an exciting time to be part of. reporter: you are here personally, rode your bike to be a part of this event. means a lot to you, personally. >> absolutely. i have been in hiv medicine, i am an infectious disease., member of the infected community. my husband and i have been part of this for 30 years. we were there at the beginning, we want to be there at the end. this is a long passion for me and so many people i work with in gilead. reporter: frank, thanks for everything you are doing and talking with me today. >> you are most welcome. reporter: frank duff from

gilead, one of the major sponsors here. none of this happens without the work of volunteers who raise money. we have passed $1 million already. if you would like to help, go to sf. aids walk.net and be a part of this great event. i want to introduce you to very special people i see every single year. this is joni, one of our fundraisers. and also, glynn good. everybody is doing good, but you are actually a good. you have raised $10,000. >> it keeps climbing, over $10,000 as of this morning. reporter: glenn, you have over $61,000? why is it important for you to keep doing this every year? >> thi the 37th year we have done this. the walk on a we have to reinvest in the community. we have a moral obligation to follow what the leaders and our founders did so many years ago. if we do not give back, if we do

not reinvest in the community, who is going to? reporter: joni, your comments on why this means something to you? >> i have been doing this since 1988. it is a part of my dna at this point. hiv is not in the headlines anymore. a lot of people forget it. a lot of my friends say, do we still need to raise money for it? it is not over. the grassroots nature of aids walk funds a lot of smaller organizations that do not have the capacity to do fundraising on their own. this helps a lot of people who do not get government funding or corporate funding. every pair of boots on the ground matters. reporter: thank you very much. good to see you guys, you are doing amazing work. 16,000 people in san francisco still live with hiv and aids. it may not be on the headlines, but it is very much a part of the fabric of this community and frankly, across california.

140,000 people still live with hiv and aids. infection rates have dropped. prevention is working. there are lots of great news stories as a result of what is happening because of events like this. but, there is still a lot of work to be done. opening ceremonies kick off at 10:00. we are going to carry it live on our website and streaming devices. two in for that. i will be back later with more on aids walk san francisco at: gate park. gloria: i am curious. i know the walk starts at 10:00. are there a lot of people out there right now? reporter: the opening ceremony starts at 10:00. they will walk shortly thereafter. we've got hundreds of people already here. it will continue to pick up. because of the pandemic, this became a virtual event, not just in the park. people will be walking in their neighborhoods and participating in that way.

if you want to help, go or a sunday walk after making a donation. though to sf eight. aids walk.net. make a difference a rest of your weekend. gloria: thank you for your work. we will ecin with you again at:30. abc 7 is a proud sponsor of aidsalk san francisco. we are continuingur live coverage of aids walk san francisco at 10:00 a.m. on the abc 7 24 seven livestream, find it on the abc7news app and at abc7news.com. let's get a preview of your weather. if you are planning on being out there today. frances: it is going to be a gorgeous day. there is still going to be excessive heat inland. if you are away from the bay or the coast, get ready for another hot day. i will have your neighborhood forecast and let you know when things are going to cool down. gloria: thank you. ahead, hospitality help.

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where the owners of four key hotel properties are being surrendered to banks. leslie brinkley has that story. reporter: ashford hospitality trust is letting lenders sees ownership of 19 hotels nationwide. including the 249 room suites hotel in walnut creek across from the pleasant hill art station. ashford said in a statement they are walking away from paying the mortgages on the hotels to save over $300 million in payouts from capital expenditures in the troubled waters of the current hospitality market. four of the hotels are in the east bay. >> we have not talked with ashford trust. we talked with the operator of the facility. they are naturally c because they all have jobs. our belief is that because their occupancy numbers still remain strong that that operation will continue. reporter: other east bay hotels

where the keys will be surrendered to lenders include courtyard by marriott and a residence in, both in work, along with the courtyard by marriott at oakland airport. post-covid business travel is down. hotels based on business travel are faced with reinventing themselves for leisure or special events and a more remote workforce. jason is an expert in providing technology to corporations to negotiate and book hotel space. >> they have to rethink. it is not just about staying the night into a hotel and going into an office the next day. they are repurposed things he hotels. we have the pleasure phenomenon, where business travelers are mixing leisure with business. reporter: in walnut creek, the visitors bureau is promoting stays for sports fans. >> i think our hotels are venturing into spaces where they can offer themselves to different markets and we are

backing them up with marketing to help them get into that reinvention space. until business travel comes back. reporter: in the meantime, the future of four east bay hotels is uncertain as banks take control. gloria: santa rosa road fire department says a boy is being treated for life-threatening burns after he was rescued from an apartment iron. it happened around 6:00 last night on dutton avenue, southwest of downtown santa rosa. investigators say the boy was rescued from the second floor. he was rushed to a nearby hospital. firefighters were initially told by residents that an adult was also trapped in the apartment, but crews did not find any other victims. the california state fair is underway in sacramento. we could see record-setting temperatures this weekend. highs are expected as high as 107 degrees.

in 2000 17, temperatures hit 105 degrees during the fair. horse racing is canceled because of the heat and if you plan on going, the state fair does offer ac in most buildings. frances dinglasan is tracking the forecast. if you have, if you are inland, you need that ac. frances: it is going to be on, especially this afternoon when the heat peaks. areas away from the water are going to be hot. that is when we have the excessive heat warning. around the bay or at the beaches, it is going to be mild and temperatures in the 60's because of the fog. live doppler 7 satellite radar image, a shallower arena layer compared to normal. mount tam, high clouds passing through. it is warming up quickly for some of our inland areas. in santa rosa, it is 69 right now. napa, 69. fairfield already in the low 80's. concord, 73.

we contrast it with this live shot of the golden gate bridge, where it is socked in. half moon bay visibility is down to a fourth of a mile, that is where we are seeing the if these right now. -- seeing the 50's right now. areas around the bay, low 70's. oakland, 65 degrees. for the aids walk today, it is going to be a pleasant day. we are starting off with low clouds in san francisco and golden gate park. we will be warming up into the mid 60's by this afternoon. the sea breeze will pick up and temperatures will not get too warm in san francisco and for the aids walk. a live view from emeryville chose san francisco and gray skies. we have dangerous today, it expires at 11:00 p.m. there is a chance for isolated thunderstorms tonight.

much cooler weather ivy middle of the week -- by the middle of the week. excessive heat warning, the areas highlighted red. overnight lows have not that much, in the 60's in the valleys and 70's in the hills. highs today will be similar to yesterday's numbers. at the beaches, half moon bay, 65. oakland, 79. still hot inland. areas above 100 degrees in the interior communities like concord, antioch. the fire danger index little bit elevated. moderate to high this afternoon. that changes tomorrow. around the state, very hot temperatures. there is an excessive heat warning for most of the state. sacramento, 107 today. we will see the high clouds

passing through and this may bring a chance of thunderstorm activity in the north bay this evening and tomorrow. a 10% to 15% chance. look at the cooldown heading our way tuesday, wednesday. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. another hot day, but the ease is tomorrow. a lot of sunshine, but much cooler by tuesday, wednesday and that is a debt before we ramp things up again for the end of the week. gloria: looks like the beach is the place to be again today. there will probably be a lot of traffic. frances: and low clouds and fog. gloria: thank you.

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he is hoping he will scare them off. reporter: he has lived in san francisco for over 20 years and lately, instead of going by his legal name, people call him -- >> i am called mmots. -- moots. reporter: covering his face with a ski mask protect his identity, boots walks around his neighborhood, fisherman's wharf, looking like this and with a nonlethal weapon on his waist. that looks like a gun. his goal is to scare off thieves from raking into cars. >> the criminals are getting to know us. i would not call it organized anything. it is just concerned citizens. every day is a small victory. you chase them off from one corner. >> for years, he has captured videos of car break-ins. now, he says frustration led him to take matters into his own hands. he is doing it to help the area where he lives and owns a business. >> the tourists are not going to

come here. the businesses of some people who have been here for their entire lives, it is not fair. reporter: according to sfpd's incident data, on average, there are 67 thefts from vehicles every day in san francisco. outside of this brunch spot, employees see car break-ins on a daily basis. >> they leave their stuff in there, then boom shakalaka, less than five seconds, they grab their stuff and they are gone. reporter: they share a common sense of helplessness. yesterday while boots was walking in the area, sfpd arrested him for brandishing an imitation firearm which is a misdemeanor. >> we do not recommend anyone doing that. we understand everyone's frustration. officers are frustrated and taking the number of police reports regarding auto burglaries occurring throughout the city. however, there is a system in place to do that. reporter: sfpd says they are shortstaffed. but, to boots, he viewed this as another victory.

>> while the police were there, there was nobody getting a car broken into for that half-hour. reporter: there is no way to truly know if what he is doing is working. we met this couple from new york who did the on thing couple. >> i see your suitcases in the back. i guess we are lucky nothing happened. reporter: or, maybe thieves are noticing. >> there is some protection here. gloria: tells abc7news it does not recommend what boots is doing. but says, he is aware of the dangers and is considering moving out of san francisco. still to come on abc 7 mornings, an hour until the start to aids walk sf 2023. a live look right now what golden gate park. you can see people starting to gather there. ashley will be back with a preview -- dan

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. gloria: good morning. happy sunday to you. we are starting this half-hour with a look at your weather. shorts weather today? frances: shorts and shirts if you are inland. sweater weather at the coast. we've got the fog and shallow marine layer, which you can see from our camera looking towards the top of the golden gate bridge, which is barely visible right now. temperatures range from upper 50's to low 80's right now because of the range of conditions. there is an excessive heat warning today away from the water. inland areas will be reaching 104 degrees around the bay. look for lots of mid 80's. at the coast, mild in the mid 60's. cooling is on the way starting tomorrow. i will have those details in the accuweather 7-day forecast. gloria: thank you.

in the east bay, people soaked up the sun at the annual blues and roots festival in pleasant hill. ryan curry talked to organizers and others who are trying to enjoy the summerlike weather. reporter: that sun is not playing around saturday. temperatures in the east bay exceeded triple digits in many spots. one of those what's in pleasant hill, where people were doing anything to escape the heat. >> drink a lot of water. reporter: kathleen was on her walk through downtown. this walk involved plenty use of the shade. >> i always come out. i go to pete's coffee and get a moksha and sit around -- a matcha and sit around. reporter: elsewhere, some are using the park pool as a place to cool off. pleasant hill was holding its second day of the blues and bruise your festival. the tencent equipment were in place from the previous day. what is new is the intense heat. >> last night, we had our pre-party.

the heat did not stop people from coming out and enjoying music and beer in the park. reporter: jennifer is one of the coordinators of the event and says most of the festival will be held in the shade. festival installed a large tent to provide as much shade as possible, but they -- they put smaller tents up. >> we shifted it around so people could enjoy the shady spots under the trees. our community partner is sponsoring this, we keep people cool. reporter: the state unveiled a new website called heat ready ca, a place people could go to learn about safety tips as the state sees more -- each year. >> the potential of causing more heat related illness and deaths. >> it leaves people like sims hoping for cooler weather soon. >> it is what we got, so. i am trying to enjoy it. gloria: we first told y

this story on our mobile app to get alerts like this one sent straight to your phone, you can download the abc7news app. you can find cooling center locations on the app, as well as the best ice cream spots as you try to stay cool. that is important when it is hot. today, a big event in san francisco. people are starting to gather at golden gate park for an important cause. aids walk sf 2023 is back. abc 7 is a proud sponsor. dan ashley is already there. we know dan has emceed the aids walk for tickets. looks like it is getting warm. you are ready to go. reporter: right? you mentioned the cooling centers. i've got my own handheld cooling center at aids walk san francisco in golden gate park. great to be with you. i want you to get involved in this great event today. more than $1 million raised so

far, we can use more help. go to sf.aidswalk.net. make a donation, then enjoy the rest of your sunday. maybe you can walk with us in spirit, take a walk in your neighborhood after making that donation. i am in sherman meadow golden gate park where we have been for decades, trying to raise money and awareness to alleviate the suffering caused by hiv and aids. we have made progress over the years, there are so many good stories to talk about. there is still a great deal of work to do. as we speak, 16 thousand people in san francisco are still living with hiv and aids. there is still transmission of this disease every year. those transmission levels have dropped significantly because of awareness, preventative drugs like prep and others. there is good news. still, it is a serious problem in our community and that is what aids walk is about after these decades. so many volunteers have come to raise money.

they are going to walk with us today, they have reached out to friends, families, companies to raise money to support the various organizations around the bay area that aids walk supports through this fundraising effort. we cannot do it without corporate donors and corporate support. we have terrific corporate sponsors. we have terrific organization. i want to introduce you to a couple of dear friends of mine. burke's champagne is our event director. robert mansfield, with you the aids walk foundation board. gentlemen. congratulations, great to be with you. >> it is so great. it is wonderful. everywhere around us, it is hot. it is hot. you see those fans. they put our sponsors on it. the biggest thing we want to do right now -- we would like to prevent -- present abc 7 for nearly three decades of love and support, three decades, that is a long time. dan, i know you have been doing

this for 29 years. next year is the big 30. are you going to be back next year? reporter: you know i will. i wish that was in terms of my birthdays. >> october will be twice plus two for me. reporter: thank. that is very kind. robert, this is a labor of love from all of us. certainly for me after 29 years, but abc 7 and my amazing colleagues, many of whom are behind this camera. we have so much support at the station for this event. >> i have seen the spots running and the announcements on abc 7. we appreciate it. look at this event. it is getting the message out. >> abc 7 is running these psa's for us. they are our grand sponsor and we appreciate what you do. your 10 day countdown, your midday live the have. most importantly, dan, for

wanting nine years has been with us. it is amazing. a lot of time people come in and go, ebb and flow. you have been constant. abc, as well. reporter: it is about abc 7. i am proud to work for a television station committed to this community. this is one of my favorite days of the deer. -- of the year. i will never forget my first aids walk i emceed. as i stood on the stage and looked at 25,000 people. my heart swelled thinking how kind it was that everyone came together to make a difference for friends, family and strangers. >> strangers. in the community, this money goes directly to the agencies who needed the most in the bay area. >> we have castro country club, arl p legal eagles, west county health center. we have different organizations. rainbow community center contra county.

we have organizations that are going to benefit from this event. reporter: robert, even though we do not hear headlines as much about aids and hiv every day like we did many years ago, certainly we started doing this aids walk -- it is very much an issue we need to be concerned about. >> these are the agencies we are here to serve. all here doing the work with people who have been affected and are still affected. and still need our help. reporter: we talked a lot about building a better bay area. it guides our coverage every day on the television station. people, organizations trying to make a difference. i can think of nothing more in line with that idea, building a better air area -- building a better bay area, then this celebration. >> celebrating those in the past and those still with us. all those who came out from the

organizations, it is amazing. the aids walk staff is small. there are three of us putting on this event. reporter: is that why you look stressed? >> i always look like this. reporter: you guys do amazing work. it is a celebration. it is also, there is so much reason to be hopeful. there is work to be done. >> look at this community here today. reporter: it is a beautiful thing. >> they've got the quilt here, too. reporter: we just took pictures that we will put on the air. thank you for everything you are doing. >> abc, thank you for your support for nearly three decades. we will see you next year, right? reporter: you sure will. thank you for this kind award to abc 7. we are proud to be a partner with you and are grateful for everything you guys do. >> thank you, abc. reporter: abc 7, my wonderful television station, and everyone

who works so hard to make sure we do everything we can to support this event. you can help us, too. go to sf.aidswalk.net and make a donation today. help us out here, we would be grateful. it those to so many great causes and truly does make a difference. coming up in a few minutes, the opening ceremonies before our walker's head out to golden gate park. we are going to carry that live on our website and stream. i will be in seeing that. tune into roku, fire, apple tv, everywhere you stream, you will be able to watch that life from golden gate park. what a great day here at olden gate park. yet another aids walk san francisco, another celebration, another huge success. gloria: thank you for all of your work. it is going to be 30 years, that is amazing. i love how you touched on this is a serious subject, but also a celebration. what is the mood like right now?

reporter: that is exactly it. every year, when i am here, there -- your heart doesn't swell because people are coming together in joy that does make a difference. it is a rubber meets the road organization, it makes a difference in the lives of people dealing with hiv and aids. it is a celebratory, fun mood, especially that the sun is out. the recent undercurrent of seriousness, we are here for a serious purpose. that is why it is a magical day and a magical event that makes a difference. gloria: thank you so much. keep cool. you've got the fan. [laughter] reporter: [laughter] i do. i am good to go. gloria: abc 7 is a sprout -- is proud sponsor of the aids walk san francisco. we are continuing our live coverage at an :00.mon the abc 7 24/7 livestream.

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gloria: welcome back. we are getting a live look from our mount tam camera. we will check in with francis in a few minutes to get your forecast. in sports, warriors star steph curry is the talk of lake tahoe after a major shot on the golf course. he is now the overall leader heading into today's final round of the american century championship. here is chris alvarez with your morning sports. reporter: good morning. warriors superstar stephen curry entered the second round of play at the american century championship as your overall leader on saturday for the second straight round. on saturday, it was the ace on

number seven. the odds of making a hole in one, about 12,500-one. another perfect day in tahoe. it is so beautiful there. here is steph on number six, a wage in his hand. this looks pretty good. almost. holds that thing out, led to his first birdie of the day. momentum building for stefan. next hole on number seven, the shocked everyone is talking about from this round. goes the pitching wedge on par 3 and the rest is history. oh, my goodness. steph's second ace of his career. he sprinted the entire 150 yards to get his golf ball. this earned him a tournament -- tournament high of eight points. steph looking to be the first active athlete to win, jumping for joy was the four time nba champ who once this tournament so bad. steph on 14 with a wage. he would make the birdie putt,

27 and 23 points in each of the first two rounds. holds a three point lead heading into today's final round. here is steph after his day on saturday. >> crazy shot, especially in a tournament like this in that atmosphere. i am still coming down from the adrenaline rush. that was nuts. probably one of the best swings, good contact, right on the stick. even if you are painting the flag and it looks good, you never expect it to go in. a bunch of hands go up and you blackout. super competitive, super passionate about the game. forward to this week every year. it would mean a lot. and knowing you have the ability to do it and see what happens. reporter: cannot wait to see what happens. the mlb trade line -- deadline is two weeks away. the giants are in the thick of the nl west and wild-card races.

reports say the angels are willing to listen to trade offers for shohei ohtani. it will take a package of players, it is going to be a free agent so essentially a two month rental. giants and padres in a 40 minute weather delay on saturday night. top of the second, back to baseball. there goes that baseball. solo shot to right center, 11th of the year. 1-0. cobb making his first start since the all-star, appearance he had. brian reynolds, hard shot off top. that in's the ending, cobb would stay in the game for another in. he did feel fine. top of the eighth, base hit to write. kc schmidt scores. the catcher is going to throw to second. joc pederson is going to head home and going to be safe. giants win 3-1, they will go for the sweep later today. tony kemp, what a catch in the second. top of the seventh, tied at

seven. kyle farmer, 405 feet left. minnesota beats the a's, gloria: let's get a check of your bay area forecast for this sunday with meteorologist frances dinglasan. frances: we've got a shallow arena layer raking up -- breaking up. half moon bay is only 54 right now. we see fairfield, 83. brentwood, 91 degrees. inland areas, it is going to get hot. low clouds passing through the golden gate ridge. dangerous inland heat today. isolated thunderstorms are possible tonight. high clouds moving through. much cooler weather middle of the week and that is when temperatures will get closer to normal. the excessive heat warning is

for areas away from the water. overnight lows to cool you off into the 60's in the valley, 70's in the hills. highs today will be similar to yesterday's numbers. at the beaches, 60's. inland areas, near 100 or slightly above. triple digits in a locations. concord and fairfield at 101 degrees. east bay, looking at high clouds passing through. three pollen is moderate. uv index will be very high. do not forget to reapply the sunscreen today. tonight, as high clouds pass through, there is a marginal thunderstorm threat in the north bay. a 10% to 15% chance lightning. a look at temperatures for the week ahead in livermore. our average in livermore is 88. we are well above that today.

tuesday and wednesday will be the coolest days. we will be slightly below average before things warm up again. lots of sunshine with high clouds filtering some of it. temperatures still warming up. the heat holds on, inland areas around 104. the heat eases a tuesday and wednesday is it will -- is more relief. gloria: that is some good news.

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gloria: tesla says its first electric pickup has rolled off the assembly line. the automaker tweeted an update saying its first cyber truck was built at its texas plant, ending years of delays. elon musk unveiled a prototype in 2019. tesla initially planned to start shipping the vehicle in 2021, but pushed back that date.

no word yet on how much of the cyber truck will cost. kids will be kids, whether human or animal. a young goat out of north carolina did its best to distract its owner as it tried to fix a broken fence. is mow the goat jumping on his -- gizmo the goat jumping back. the goat, climbing on him. he could be heard saying, i am busy trying to fix the fence. you are stopping me. the family offered to share the video on social media on their goats and life on the farm. so cute. frances: that is a cute kid. [laughter] gloria: frances: yes. temperatures today will be similar to yesterday's numbers. another excessive heat warning for inland areas. temperatures range 70's and 80's around the bay and over 100 in our warmest spots, mild at the beach. the heat holds on today, but

will leave tomorrow. cooler tuesday and wednesday, the coolest days of the weekend temperatures closer to average. it will warm up towards the end of the week. gloria: stay hydrated out there. thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. a reminder, our live coverage o aids walk san francisco continues on the abc 7 livestream. tune in to that. ♪

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