>> building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions this is abc seven news. >> renters are making their way through san francisco for the cities 2023 marathon. right now at 9:00 some of the first runners finishing after taking off dark and early at five: 30 this morning. it is sunday, july 23. i'm stephanie sierra and we

begin with the weather. thank you for being with us. happy about the relief from the heat. >> yes. it's weird. i am coming from the central valley but bringing cooler temperatures today. a cooler trend begins for the forecast as you step outside. this is a live look at the conditions. east bay is a little warm this morning. upper 70's for antioch, san ramon, livermore 77, concorde, 75. everywhere else a mild start to the morning. runners in san francisco with 58 degrees temperatures as they cross the finish line. heise today warming up but still cooler than yesterday. a quick check of your forecast shows a cooling trend mainly seen for inland communities. bay look at this sideshow that

just happened after 4:00 this morning on the intersection of hagan berger road and coliseum way in oakland. you can see multiple cars and trucks taking turns doing donuts in the middle of the intersection. this sideshow lasted 15-20 minutes before police broke up the crowd of spectators. this has been an ongoing problem in oakland. officials said earlier this month the oakland police department idevoting more resources toonitor and stop illegal sideshow activity. have a major traffic detourto. eastbound interstats shut down between highway four and it -- hercules, coming sknd crockett. the detours are highlighted in n. it is all for major pavement repair work. the red on the map, that stretch of road you see is scheduled to reopen by 5:00 tomorrow morning. >> so far so good. overnight we had a little

congestion partially because of an issue with the richmond center and also because of the traffic to move traffic off i-80. >> this is closures for this stretch of road. two others are planned for august and then caltrans will begin to work on the westbound part of the freeway. we have good news this morning for yountville residents. a precautionary boil water order has been dead after tests found a negative results for e. coli in the city water supply thursday. jan deville was urging residents to boil water before consuming it. but, the alert has been lifted. the fight to save francisco anchor brewing company continues. the 127-year-old brewery is responding to a coalition of workers that want to save it. they launched a move to buy the iconic brewery and run it as a kobach. through the spokesperson the

company says they are open to the idea if the coalition has enough funding. time is running short. the company is already moving ahead with liquidation in the coming weeks as well as reviewing interest from other potential buyers. there is more to learn about the history of anchor brewing and it's part in the bay area beer landscape. for more we have a full look back at the making of anchor burning through the years of on abc7news.com. the future of the oakland coliseum complex continues to be a top priority for the city. a $6 billion proposal to redevelop the site is on the table. faith organizations, nonprofits, and affordable housing advocates, are discussing a so-called community benefits agreement for the project. the proposal is being led by the african-american sports entertainment group. participants had ideas about what they wanted the land to become and how east oakland

residents are able to benefit. >> we want to see residents here get their needs met. the coliseum site should provide affordable housing, good quality jobs, environmental protections and medications. >> the oakland mayor hopes to keep athletics alive in the city by pushing forward with the howard terminal ballpark plan. the a's already signaled plans to move to vegas. either way, the coliseum could be vacant in the near future. >> now, thousands are run in san francisco's annual marathon that took off bright and early at 5:00 a.m.. some running include former inmates accent quit in prison. ryan curry spoke with one participant that says the sport changed his life and help him through incarceration. >> the stage is set in san francisco for sunday's marathon. as traffic barriers are put up for the race, a few runners are using the marathon to break down other barriers.

>> i plan to do what i cannot do in my life. >> jonathan to serve four years in san quentin state -- state prison. the moment he arrived in prison he joined the thousand mile club, a group of inmates that see running as a form of rehabilitation. >> you want to be better. you want to have the mindset of wanting to rehabilitate and better yourself and process everything. >> he says running was his way of connecting with fellow inmates dedicated to improving their lives while serving tournament after relief -- release. >> being in prison, maybe there is a light of hope if you keep going and do not give up. >> he completed several marathons while locked up but sunday will be his first marathon away from san quentin. he is one of three former inmates racing. it's a moment he did not think would come if you ask him back when he was sentenced. >> we made bad choices in life.

but, that is not to say that is who we were. we are different. we can change. >> in san francisco ryan curry abc7news. >> a quick check of the weather. a heat break for the bay area. vanessa? >> absolutely this is a live look from the golden gate bridge camera where we are seeing the marine layer in the distance. we are getting relief from the heat and cooler temperatures when we head into the work week area what does work week. what the coolest part of your week will be when abc 7 mornings at 9:00 continues. >> san francisco caught in a fight over concerts. event organizers want to take outdoor lands to a new level but people living nearby say one music festival is enough. swifties not restrictions at levi's stadium. we explain the new rules. >> celebrates affirming parents and the people that fill a parenting role for lgbtq+ kids

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here is a live look from our camera on top of mount tam. vanessa says it will be a nice day to get out there for a hike as we expect to. today this stern grove festival kicks off with the symphony playing alongside special guest group lettuce. fans can enjoy the locally organized music series free of charge at the sigman stern grove's natural amphitheater in san francisco. if you cannot make it this weekend there will be performances every sunday through august 20. the event today starts at 2:00 p.m. and ends at 5:00 p.m.. speaking of concerts there is an effort to bring another outdoor concert series to san

francisco. we are talking back to back weekends following outside lands. the plan has now been put on hold by the supervisor that wants to hear from people that live and work in the area. abc7news reporter lena howland has the latest. >> nearly every summer for the past 15 years of the outside lands music festival has taken over golden gate park for a weekend in august with seven stages of performers drawing in music lovers from across the state. next year the producer of outside lands wants to piggyback off of the infrastructure to create a second, smaller concert series the weekend after on the nearby polo field. >> it is a big deal for the city, the workers, the restaurants that come out. it is an additional bonus after outside lands. >> san francisco supervisor connie chan put the approval process on hold until folks that live and work in the area could have a say. >> i am totally against this.

it is the noise, the traffic, the trash, people peeing on my garage door. >> the traffic is not fair to the public or the residence. >> for steve schneider, who has lived within blocks of golden gate park for decades, he worries about losing access to the park. >> if this was a free concert i would not carry out. i think it would be fine. it is the access to the park that really troubles me. losing that. i think, ok, they will get new concerts and do more and more and more. when does it stop? >> other neighbors believe the good outweighs the bad. >> i know that a lot of people come into town for the concert and the festival and stay at hotels staffed by union members. we need those dollars spent here in san francisco and people are having a good time. >> the concert promoter it says based on outside lands numbers they expect the concerts to generate $30 million in economic impact for san francisco and at a time when the city is experiencing

serious budget constraints. this concert series would pay the series 1.4 million dollars for the additional event. >> a bonus weekend, bring it on, right? bring it on. let's go, san francisco. let's start having more fun. this is exactly what that will do. >> for it moves forward to the board of supervisors there will be another community meeting august 9 at golden gate park senior center. in san francisco lena >> if you plan on writing through some of the warmest part of the bay area today, especially trains to run at slower speeds. when temperatures sizzle trains commonly operate at reduced speeds between orinda and pittsburgh bay pointe in contra costa county. this low speeds down were implemented for safety after a train derailed in concord during triple digit heat. the bay area is getting a sampling of what much of the country is dealing with now as part of a historic heatwave.

millions of americans coast-to-coast suffering with unrelenting and dangerous heat this morning. here is abc news reporter lionel moist. >> excessive heat from florida to california. >> it's unbearable. >> the combination of hot temperatures and very humid conditions make work miserable for firefighters in jacksonville florida, some lying down on the side of the road to cool off after responding to a car crash. in miami the heat index closed -- climbed over 100 for a record 42 straight days and now other parts of the country will feel it too. >> the heat will expand north into the midwest and the plane bringing triple digit temperatures to cities like kansas city, missouri. >> and a california palm springs spending the ninth consecutive day with temperatures over 115 degrees, hitting a record. >> when the weather changes like this we expect increased medical days, increased fires,

increased everything. >> first responders seeing calls for possible heat related illness. abc's sherry child was there with them. >> what is the group you are most concerned about on days like this? >> the elderly, the very young, and of course, folks already sick. >> in death valley extreme temperatures are making it unsafe for emergency rescue crews. >> too hot for emergency helicopters to fly. warm air is thinner. if we get a call for a missing person, we will not do a search on foot to those people until it is below 120 degrees. >> phoenix, arizona has seen 23 consecutive days with temperatures at or above 110 degrees. this could be the hottest month ever recorded on earth. this map shows scorching heat, a red belt wrapping around the globe. lionel more ease abc news new york. >> speaking of the heat, vanessa gonzales is checking

how long it will stay in the bay area. >> good morning stephanie and good morning bay area. we will see a cooling trend began today inlan bay still feeling heat. you are getting really from triple digits. a live look outside from the roof truck -- top sky cam where you can see marathon runners making their way down embarcadero. we have some areas of coastal fog to start the morning specifically in the half moon bay area. it is a thin marine layer because of the activity high clouds are doing today. the cooling trend begins today. it will stay warm in london. however, we will see gradually throughout the week. -- gradual cooling throughout the week. this shows you this and marine layer i was talking about. outside our temperatures are fairly mild in the upper 50's for san francisco. oakland seen low 60's. towards the pacific area,

mountain view, san mateo, to mergers in the mid to upper 60's. palo alto 69 degrees, just shy of 70. half moon bay 57 degrees today area -- today. surface wind is starting to pick up when it comes to inland areas. 10-12 mile per hour wind fairfield, rio vista, pittsburgh. in san francisco 11 mile per hour surface wind. breezy conditions throughout the day. we are warming up. we will be in the 90's for inland communities. i mentioned a little bit of a break when it comes to that. then overnight, the early start to the morning if you're getting a run in before work. 50's and 60's throughout our warmest area. the south bay 61 degrees. a check of the forecast ties over the next couple days. temperatures will be in the -- 70's and 80's. inland communities feeling heat through the week. thursday is your coolest day. the seven-day forecast shows us we are looking at temperatures

where you will start to see a change, cooling, when it comes to inland communities. we are seeing temperatures that will be sticking to the 70's throughout. as we go throughout our week, you will see that thursday. it will actually be our coolest day of the week. we will have a breeze right there. bayside communities will be sticking to the low to mid 70's. our coastal communities will be varying by a few degrees. anywhere from the 6 50's. it is nice to get relief from triple digits. everybody is in the green looking at good air quality. very nice for runners for the marathon. >> yes. it increased about four points. since our last hour. all good news. keep track of the temperatures and air quality with the same tools are weather team here uses in the studio on our app. download the abc 7 bay area

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x.com that eventually turned into paypal. last night two major bay area events postponed again first paramore scheduled at chase center less than two hours before their show it was rescheduled. according to the bands twitter account, sickness within the touring party was caused of the canceled show. tickets for yesterday's concert will be valid for the new august 7 rescheduled date. paramore is on tour for its latest album this is why released in february. disappointment continued in the south bay, this time from soccer fans. hours before the highly anticipated match between fc barcelona and aventis was called off at levi's stadium. a significant part of the barcelona came down with a stomach tickets are being refunded. and, diehard swifties

bay area in an uproar over new rules and regulations for next week's show. there will be no tailgating or outside stadium access for anyone without a ticket. >> this is the end of her tour and a lot of her fans are gathering outside hoping they could hear her music or se screen. i had a plan to go so i am bummed to hear santa clara is saying you cannot do that. >> 20000 and ticketed fans showed up at philadelphia earlier in that era tour. levi's stadium also banned the popular swifties bracelets but announced friday they would allow them after all. many people are trying to get tickets to the sold-out show. others are just trying to avoid scams. one young bay area woman is being linked to an account selling fake tailors with concert tickets. her story of fighting back.

>> aggro with her music. -- aggro >> sarah peters remembers all of taylor's west songs but one really stands out. >> fearless. i live with ocd and anxiety and it can take a lot of your self-confidence and bravery and courage and listening to the song really helps me be fearless. put yourself out in the world. >> she has. she just graduated college with a degree in psychology. she just published two books and then came the chance to see the aaron's tour next week at levi's stadium. >> i did not think the crowds would be manageable but i have made a lot of progress. >> they have been searching for tickets that fit their budgets. sarah and her mom tammy are even designing their own outfits. after tammy posted abo mother-daughter project a fake

twitter account was set up using sarah's identity trying to scam people looking for tickets. >> this account is basically every tweet is selling seattle eras tour tickets. i don't want people to delight, that girl scam to me. >> we got scammed in the worst possible way by facial recognition. my daughter is just time to start her life out. >> the family is concerned sarah could be indicated in wrongdoing so they filed a police report. police tell them that since the fake account is not using her credit card or social security number is not identity theft and since no crime has actually been committed there is not much they can do. >> how is it not a crime to steal people's money and post someone else's picture as a perpetrator? my head is spinning. how is that not a crime? >> sarah is not backing down. tailors with tacit album titled "reputation." sarah is fighting to save hers.

>> i hope it does not go any further. that would be devastating as i try to start my life now just graduating. >> in livermore, abc7news. >> still to come en abc mornings, from a drought busting winter to below average spring temperatures, there are concerns about how recent weather would affect the great harvest. we have details from napa valley. and the mission to track down and capture an energetic order on the santa cruz coast continues. we hear from beachgoers split on the issue of whether daughter should be captured in the first place. this is abc 720 47. live south bay, in concord, in oakland. you are watching abc seven live. anytime, anywhere. >> never miss a moment of the

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions abc7news. >> sunday, july 20 third. i'm stephanie sierra and we start this half-hour with the weather. vanessa is tracking a cooldown. >> we are getting relief from the heat. inland communities working triple digits yesterday. right now the east bay is getting a warmer start to the 80's for low antioch and san ramon. livermore catching up at 77 degrees. everywhere else, a mild start to the morning. in the peninsula slightly cooler in the mid 60's. san francisco, runners seeing 59 degrees temperatures. wind speed starting to pick up. highs today warming mid to upper 90's when it comes to our inland communities, and

everyone else leaning more towards the average side of temperatures and quick check from our star camera showing a couple runners out there. your day planner for today shows us warming up by this afternoon to the low 90's inland area -- inland. >> there are concerns in wine country when it comes to grape growing. vineyard owners say a cool wet spring turned back the clock on vine ripening meaning the 2023 harvest could be weeks later that it has been in years, putting the crop at risk from wildfires. the story from napa valley. >> we are doing more now. mostly, pulling leaves. >> vineyard cruise at this winery are creating more space for grapes to grow under the hot sun of the napa valley. it has been a challenging season for the precious fruit so far to say the least. >> certainly one for the record

books. napa valley's grape growers poured member tom davies says it began with record rainfall and below average temperatures into the start of summer. >> this is my 43rd harvest here. i have a few years to look back. for sure, this has been the coolest start in the napa valley for probably the last 21 years. >> that means grapes of all varieties have essentially been blessed -- left confused and super slow to develop. these are cabernet vines. usually this time of year you would see ripening in the grapes. as you can see, no ripening here. they are emerald green. >> the weather is pushing the entire harvest at least three weeks or so. >> some grape harvests may not happen until october or november putting the crop at the mercy of fall rain or wildfires. >> if we get an early rain, and

early el niño season-long with a light crop that is not ideal. >> fire is top of mind. >> caleb mostly is finneas -- vineyard manager for matthias and wine. >> it is incredible that we can grow this big beautiful canopy without a drop of water partly because we had such a fortuitous winter and spring season. >> napa valley grape growers told abc7news temperate weather resulted in steady growth, loose clusters, and concentrated berries. vineyard teams argument -- continuing to manage canopies for sun exposure and air flow and we are expecting the sparkling harvest end of august. a silver lining in the vineyard is that the grapes are growing loosely clustered that could reduce mildew if they get wet before harvest time. >> it could be a great harvest. not a plentiful bumper crop, but we could have some really

great quality. it is just, we are farmers and so much can happen between now and then. >> in the napa valley cornell barnard abc7news. >> there is a growing controversy over the new standard set for teaching but history in florida. vice president harris is weighing in an governor ron desantis is responding to the criticisms. here is abc news reporter maryalice parks. >> growing backlash against governor ron desantis at the florida board of education over the new state standards for teaching the history of u.s. slavery. >> these are the most robust standards in african-american history probably anywhere in the country. >> the guidelines require medical students be taught "how slaves developed skills which in some instances could be applied for their personal benefit, and idea of vice president harris in florida friday lambasted. >> how is it that anyone could suggest that in the midst of

these atrocities, there was any benefit to being subjected to this level of dehumanization. >> in high school the guidelines require the teaching of both acts of violence perpetrated against and by african-americans, that florida's education association says diminishes an event like the 1920 kobe massacre where at least 30 african-americans were killed for attempting to vote. a volunteer member of the task force tells abc news he stands by their work amid criticisms that the standards gloss over the horrors of slavery. >> it is the case that africans presume -- proved resourceful, resilient, adaptive and were able to develop skills and aptitudes that served to their benefit both while enslaved and after enslavement. >> i was not involved in it. >> on the campaign trail ron desantis distanced himself from the specifics of the curriculum

still defending the new guidelines. >> i think they will probably show some of the folks that eventually parlayed, you know, being a blacksmith into doing things later in life. >> tonight republican rivals for the 2024 republican presidential nomination piling on. former texas congressman will heard writing "slavery was not a jobs program that taught beneficial skills. it was literally humanizing and subjugated people as property because they lacked any rights or freedoms." president biden is set to announce the construction of a new national monument to honor emmett till, a 14-year-old black teenager kidnapped, tortured, and lynched in mississippi in 1955. president biden is expected to make the announcement tuesday which would have been in it till's 82nd birthday. the monument will consist of three different sites in illinois and mississippi. first lady jill biden is

traveling to paris next week to celebrate the u.s. rejoining the united nations scientific, educational, and cultural organization unesco. the u.s. withdrew from unesco in the trump administration in 2017. dr. biden will give a speech tuesday at a flag raising ceremony and meet the unesco director general to reestablish ties. ahead on abc 7 mornings, the debate over a rambunctious altar in santa cruz. here she is, alternate for one. -- otter 841. she has had encounters with surfers, biting their surfboards. wildlife officials weigh in on what will happen next. we take you outside for a live look at santa cruz facing the boardwalk. people are

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. 30 restaurants and cafés took part in the annual crazing chinatown. for $12 people could buy a tasting pass that led them sample items from each eatery from baked goods to dim sum, boebert tea, and more. the event was organized by the community food center of san francisco. the san francisco boys chorus honored the life of legendary singer tony bennett's, the new york-based celebrity that left his heart in san francisco and died friday at age 96. the chorus sang for free to the public on the states -- steps of city hall and attribute. -- in tribute. so beautiful. the san francisco boys chorus had the chance to perform for tony bennett several times during his life including a joint performance with the girls chorus in 2012 in city hall that celebrated the 50th anniversary of his beloved san francisco song.

the treasured and a communist -- a treasured and accomplished artist bennett released more than 70 albums and 119 grammies. we have more on tony bennett's life and legacy on abc7news.com. in order with -- and an affinity for finding surfboards is free to roam on the central course -- coast. wildlife officials want to capture the animal but some hope she will stay in her natural environment. austin castro has more on see ardor 841. >> california department of fish and wildlife, the u.s. fish and wildlife service, and monterey bay aquarium have been working to try and capture the infamous otter. >> should she be captured? i don't know. i am on the don't get rid of the otter. >> those i spoke with along the coast of santa cruz leaned

towards having otter 841 remain in her natural environment. >> what i would be most disappointed to see is daughter dean put in -- the otter being put in a zoo or facility when this is her environment, her home. >> mark woodward captured various photos of the otter 841 interacting with people on the water. there have been reports of 841 getting aggressive. those behind the capture say there is another safety risk. the u.s. fish and wildlife service says in part, "due to her unusual lack of fear of humans she is more susceptible to both strike or a fatal intestinal blockage from consuming parts surfboard." for her safety some say she should be captured. >> if her life is at risk from humans being close to her all the time, that might be an option. >> the fish and wildlife service as that if -- adds that

if -- interactions with heresies capture efforts may be suspended. with a search going on for several weeks now i asked, what is the cause? fish and wildlife told me any cause associated with capture efforts would be from biologist staff time assisting with capture efforts. the team is using existing resources that are a regular part of wild by conservation work. >> that was austin castro reporting. there are reports of the otter has tried to hitch a ride on surfboards completely fearless of the human server. we saw that in the photos. he needs a name, right? >> absolutely. 841. here is a live look from the south beach camera seeing the marine layer in portions of the bay area. high cloud

we are getting relief from the heat with inland city starting the day fairly warm. much needed relief from triple digits and what the start of your work week looks like coming up. >> thank you, vanessa. team usa pulling off a win in the first match of the women's world cup. one expert says they will need to put in more work to achieve

hoping to one another on the road with the giants looking to bounce back after a loss yesterday. san francisco takes on the washington nationals on the road at nationals park. first pitches at him: 35. -- is at 10:35. days take on the houston astros at home at the coliseum at 1:0 seven. in major league soccer the san jose earthquakes kicked off their first major league cup yesterday in portland. although alvarez -- sports

anchor chris alvarez. >> good morning. day number 99 on the season for the giants yesterday. they entered saturday in a wildcard spot trying to snap a three-day slide coming off a seven game win streak. to d.c. we go. abe lincoln edging out teddy roosevelt in the president's race. giants got two men out on the first but failed to scored. grounds into the inning. the double play opportunity. webb gets through the first but has trouble in the second. two runs in. alex called riffing back to right-center. a two run triple. 4-0 washington. the dugout is making sure the bullpen gets ready. webb, the pitch to brooks goes all the way out right. a two run on his bobblehead. 6-0 nationals. his last page. the shortest of his career. giants 10-1, losing four

straight. a frustrated webb summed it up after. >> he was struggling but it happens. those are the ebbs and flows of the season. you come in bunches. >> days witnessed -- the a's when the season. oakland no-hit into the six. there is jason peterson. two rbis single of the middle. oakland takes a 2-1 lead. the rookie sacked jell-o -- zach g treatment in the dugout. diaz representing. have no fear, tony kemp is here. tk. the game saving catch picture trevor made. they earned their first win against the astros this season.

the quakes are in portland for the first match of the leaks cup, major league soccer major-league tournament. 1-0 portland. the celebration needed. kate co -- he was pulled down here but no penalty could call or review either. frustrating. portland puts it away light. fully pay mora out runs the defense, hustling, hustling, and scores. did you see this? the giants catcher brett our back playing his fifth game as catcher on the season. friday night that might be the catch of the year for the eugene emeralds. into the dugout, the found pop. he made the play in his own dugout. it looks like everybody was surprised. that is some great catch. that was your look at sports. have a great morning. back to you. >> soccer fans in miami stand after lionel messi took the field for the first time as a

player for inter miami. the whole city seems to be caught up in lionel messi mania. here is abc news reporter victor a cuno. >> overnight lionel messi stepping on the pitch during this second half of his first major league soccer game. with seconds left and the match on the line. >> here it is. lionel messi. >>'s boring -- scoring winning goal with this free kick and the sold-out stadium erupted into a frenzy. >> messi. >> fans flock to watches debut with inter miami, leading his team in the opening clash of the 2023 leaks cup. messi b the country's budding soccer scene with 21,000 tickets sold through yesterday's match and inter miami's instagram soaring to 10.7 million followers. >> i think it was important for

us to outline there could be three major events of the history of the sport in the country. david beckham 2007, lionel messi and eight late 2023. it was about legacy for lionel. >>'s debut came 16 years to the day after david beckham first took the field with the l.a. galaxy. things are now going full-circle with lionel messi playing for a team of david beckham owns. >> he won the world cup one year ago. to bring a player like that to now play for our team, it is bigger than just winning trophies. it is inspiring the next generation. >> that was victor reporting. -- in other major soccer news raining world cup champions are making it clear they are ready to defend their title. team usa leads the e-group with a 3-0 lead yesterday over vietnam. the u.s. has a long way to go to hoist up the trophy next month. it was vietnam's first appearance in the tournament.

the u.s. has must-have for -- has much tougher competition in the weeks ahead. >> u.s. will have to play better. if they play better from game to game through the tournament as the u.s. has done in previous world cups, i think they will be in decent shape to win it all. this is no guarantee for the u.s.. >> if the u.s. women's national team can pull it off, they will be the first team in the history, men's or women's, to win three consecutive world cup titles. their next match is wednesday against the netherlands. fun fact, for 14 of the players, it is their first world cup to compete in all women. best of luck to them. to relief from the heat, vanessa is tracking the latest for us. >> absolutely. good morning stephanie, good morning bay bay area. we will see cooling beginning today. it will be slight when it comes to the inland areas. those communities will still be fairly warm. this is a live look from our rooftop sky camera showing us

the view of the embarcadero. no cars on the road because we have marathon runners moving down and several walking by. areas of coastal fog this morning. we are starting to see it from our bay bridge sky camera. as for our current conditions we are starting to warm through the bay area. fairly mild when it comes to san francisco and half moon bay. look at the peninsula already in the mid to upper 60's when it comes to san mateo, berlin gate, san carlos further inland you see warm start to the morning. antioch at 83 degrees. san ramon 80 degrees. catching up to them in livermore, 77 degrees. we have an onshore flow that will be cooling us off and we are looking at breezy conditions throughout portions of the bay area. san francisco, 10 mile per hour surface wind. sfo in the south city area 13 mile per hour wind. half moon bay 10 mile per hour wind. inland fairfield seeing a 50

mile per hour wind. a nice breeze as you step outside today. when it comes to our highs for today they will not be as hot as they were yesterday. no triple digits for today, something we like to hear. our heat advisory expired overnight leaving us with temperatures in the mid-90's, where the inland communities will be. also, portions of our north bay area. lakeport, ukiah, santa rosa you will see temperatures in the mid-90's. it when it comes to the peninsula area you will top out in the mid to upper 70's. as for the lowe's tonight, if you are getting an early morning run in before worker, these are the temperatures you will be met with. a little bit of a marine layer and fairly mild conditions inland. everyone else, we will see temperatures that are in the mid to upper 50's throughout. 63 in antioch, 61 in morgan hill. a lot cooler than we have been seeing the past couple mornings.

as for the forecast ties, through the work week we will see temperatures start to did come -- dip especially for inland community seeing temperatures in the triple digits. by wednesday in the 80's. you will field a cool down, not as significant when it comes to coastal communities. note with the seven-day forecast we are seeing a wide range of temperatures. our inland communities, that for the golden will be -- cooldown will be felt the most. we will see temperatures dip into the 80's. the thursday will be the coolest day of the week. then, we start to warm back up when it comes to our temperatures. we will see 90's make a return for inland communities on saturday. >> still hard. 88 antioch. >> it will still feel really warm. but it's nice we are not talking about triple digits. no heat advisory, no heat -- heat illness. but still stay safe.

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