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a service allowing you to spend more time enjoying the game. >> getting the food, standing around. >> that is what we are doing. > that is the fun part. >> exactly. >> more time in your seats. today would be a bad day. at this hour especially. >> it's breezy. another day with temperatures well below where we should be. a live look at the exploratorium camera. overcast over the city. the marine layer is not as thick as yesterday so we will probably see sunshine quicker today. it's breezy this morning, especially across the city. we have winds gusting. the onshore wind is already with us this morning. it's going to increase once again this afternoon. that means temperatures are below average. here is future weather.

hour-by-hour, coastal clouds, patchy fog. we will get sunshine in most cities today. the coast stays thick in that cloud cover. our warmest areas only in the upper 70's to lower 80's. the breeze is back again. it's gusty at times. temperatures more than 10 degrees above average. a warming trend does move in for the weekend. let's check in with sue. >> we are starting off with an outside look at the freeway as you make your way from the golden gate field section all the way through to berkeley and emeryville. you see big gaps in the headlights. moving at a good clip. over to the golden gate bridge yesterday, shrouded in fog. today, not so much. did not need the windshield wipers. there was down to one lane southbound. that has picked up and is looking good. no major stalls or accidents.

40 minutes from tracy into dublin. it's windy over the altamont. >> thank you. new developments in oakland. officers will be deployed to address public safety issues. interstate 880 is one of the freeways in oakland where we have seen shootings in recent months. in july, a boy was badly hurt on 580. the violence has led to residents calling for outside help. we saw it ourselves at a town hall meeting. the calls were loud and clear. listen to this exchange between police and the audience. >> so we see a stolen car. we cannot chase either one. they just go. so we are fortunate -- yes, sir. i understand but my officers will not break policy. we just cannot.

>> get the highw the national guard -- >> it is hard to hear it but the man was saying ask for the highway patrol and national guard to come in. they will get some of that because the mayor asked for help from the chp and the governor granted it. the city will also be getting license plate readers. not everyone agrees that more policing is the answer. >> if our elected officials are serious about public safety, then we need to address the things that are pushing people into the underground economy. we need to address mental health. we need to address poverty. we need to address lack of housing and jobs. until we do that and seriously, i don't care how many police you pour into the city of oakland. >> a total of six chp officers and a sergeant will be deployed in oakland. it's unclear when that will happen. >> san francisco city leaders will share more information about safety priorities in the tenderloin. the san francisco d.a. and

police chief will hold the town hall. you can attend the event for free but you are asked to register first. the event begins at 6 p.m. >> san francisco bay's force is cutting jobs in ireland. the cuts will impact about 50 sales and customer service positions. salesforce currently employs about 2100 people there. earlier this year, the company announced plans to shed 200 jobs in ireland to reduce its global workforce by 10% or 8000 positions. we are keeping track of tech layoffs because of the impact on the bay area and you can too. we have a tracker on our website. >> new details on the massive fire and others in the hayes valley neighborhood. the fire broke out on oak street tuesday morning. abc7news learned from san francisco city data there have been nearly three dozen calls to the fire department for outdoor

fires along the hayes valley/ octavia corridor. the president of the hayes valley neighborhood association says she's alerted city leaders multiple times. these pictures show a fire under the construction site in january. >> there was a fire that someone started to keep warm under the scaffolding of that construction site. >> supervisor dean preston received her letter and says it was elevated to different city departments. mayor breed responded to statements, responding we are working to address the cameras but are under a federal enjoyment -- federal injunction that prevents us from moving tense. in san pablo, a hazmat situation has forced people from their homes for 12 hours, as police, firefighters, specialists and a bomb squad work to remove the material. it is between giant road, miner

avenue, 11th street and street. lena howland is life with the latest. >> good morning. first responders have been unseen since about 2:00 in the afternoon yesterday. as you can see behind me, they are still here at this hour, meaning these roads are still blocked. first responders originally responded to the scene as a gas leak but when they got here firefighters, police and hazmat experts found questionable materials in a backyard shed in a house belonging to a former chemist. no word yet on what those questionable materials are. officials say it was in a number of containers and this material is believed to be unstable. our camera crew witnessed the bomb squad suiting up and going to work. we are told resolving this situation may take some time, which is why evacuations are still in place. >> identifying the fluids or

materials in those containers, getting proper and containment and transfer. they were found in the area where they were not stable and cannot and should not exist in the area. residents as few as 20 feet from the shed. >> evacuation zone. it covers a block in each direction around the house with the hazardous materials. evacuees are being told to go to the contra costa community college gy the last update we got from officials was this area is still considered to be a hot zone and fire investigators were expected to be here until at least midnight investigating all -- although those evacuees were told to plan for at least 24 hours away from home. lena howland, abc7. >> the trial date is set for the

man charged with attacking nancy pelosi's husband. david the pap appeared in federal court yesterday. he's accused of breaking into the pelosi home in san francisco in october. they have asked the judge if they can get into the home to inspect the crime scene. government prosecutors opposed the walk-through, calling it a violation of privacy. the judge says she probably will not decide. paul pelosi is recovering from the attack. >> he's coming along. it will take him a couple more months but thank you for asking. i said, more people are praying for you in the world, so you have to get better. >> the trial is set to start november 9. paul pelosi is expected to testify november 13. depap has pleaded not guilty. >> former president donald trump will appear at a federal courthouse in washington, d.c., facing charges in his alleged role of attempt to overturn the 2020 election.

it's alleged trump new he lost the election but was determined to stay in power, spreading lies. mike pence yesterday reacting to the indictment. >> i want people to know that i had no right to overturn the election and what the president maintained that day, and frankly has said over and over again over the last 2.5 years, is false. i have been clear. i hoped it would not come to this. >> the presiding judge over the case is an appointee of former president obama who has handed down tough sentences to january 6 defendants. abc news will have live coverage of the court appearance. it will start around noon today. you can watch it on abc7 and wherever you stream. >> 5:10. it is a breezy start to the day in spots. you can see the winds are strongest in our gaps over the city. we expect the onshore flow to

increase. by noon, you can see the winds in spots gusting close to 30 miles per hour. they will strengthen a bit even more as the day rolls on. by 3:00 p.m., we will see winds gusting 30, 35 miles per hour. that onshore flow again is going to keep temperatures cooler than typical. it's also leading to a cooler start compared to this time yesterday. we are waking up to temperatures in the 50's for the most part across the region. here's a live look at sfo. it is foggy from this vantage point but unlike yesterday our marine layer is not as thick. we are not getting any reports of drizzle. we will likely see sunshine faster compared to today. sun and clouds through lunchtime. the big take away by 4 p.m., another day where temperatures are above average -- are below average. breezy and 60's and 70's away from the coast.

today, temperatures below average, but a warming trend kicks in tomorrow, back to where we should be, and those numbers continue to climb. it gets rather hot inland. we will take a look at how the second half of the weekend is shaping up. >> fbi agents scene in oregon. >> how the woman escaped, the way the suspect was captured and his connection to the bay area. a showdown between california and florida's governor's that could be televised this november. >> steph curry fishing a rap cameo in a new

>> pg&e is changing course, getting rid of a tree trimming program. it provided extra tree trimming

it cost $2 billion. pg&e says that while this program is ending, normal maintenance work will continue. a man lost his sonoma home to a fire. he's worried this will have an impact on safety and insurance costs. >> state farm has left the state. allstate has left the state. farmers has increased their insurance by 45%. this is due to pg&e causing wildfires and we are talking about them as if they are separate issues. >> pg&e stresses work to prevent fires does continue. that includes installing equipment to shut off problematic power sources, installing power poles, and burying wire. >> crews will be out in santa clara county tonight, spraying insecticide to combat west nile virus.

here's a look at where they will be in sunnyvale and santa clara. mosquitoes in this area and milpitas have tested positive for west nile virus. crews sprayed part of the city overnight. the insecticide is safe for humans but officials say you can limit exposure by closing doors and windows. the spraying is expected to last about four hours starting at 10:00 tonight. >> you will not have to leave your seat to get a snack at oracle park. they are launching a partnership with uber eats that will allow you to order food from concession and have it delivered to your seat. oracle is the first offer the service on the west coast and the second across all major league stadiums to offer this. >> single-game tickets for the warriors 2023 preseason go on sale today. to attend the game -- if you attend the game, you will have a chance for some cool giveaways. 10,000 fans will get these bobbleheads at each of the games on october 18 and 20.

the warriors kick off their preseason at home against the lakers. the season tickets will be available first for season ticket holders. that's starting at 10:00 this morning. sales open to the general public at 4:00 this afternoon. steph curry appears to be diversifying his skill set. a music video dropped of curry wrapping alongside a wrapper. take a look. ♪ >> they should put the basket in the casket after i am done. >> wow. >> the song is called little fish, big pond. that is not steph wrapping. he is lip-synching. but it could have fooled me.

little fish, big pond is taken from the soundtrack to underrated, a just-released apple tv documentary on his life. >> has he ever felt like the little fish? >> no. >> big fish, big pond. >> he's from the bay area. >> famously underrated. >> yes. >> i guess. >> that is the theme? is that a green screen? >> i would say -- hang on. >> we have advanced. >> we have. >> no part of them looks wet. >> yeah. >> hard to tell. >> the things you focus on. good lip-synching. >> yeah. >> that's cool. >> this morning, we have a look from our camera. it is foggy upstairs. it is not as widespread, this

cloud cover, as yesterday. we don't have reports of widespread drizzle. today is another day with temperatures cool for august and the breeze kicks up again. pleasant temperatures for the most part. we are in the 70's from san jose to santa clara, 80 the high in gilroy, 73 redwood cit cloudy again along the coastline, upper 50's for half moon bay and pacifica. downtown, it's breezy. we are going to try and get more sunshine compared to yesterday. yesterday, we were fighting the clouds for much of the day. cooler for the daly city/sunset district areas, upper 50's. in the north bay, comfortable that breezy. 81 santa rosa, 78 s vallejo, east bay below average, 60's. mid 70's to lower 80's, more

than 10 degrees below average. overnight, our marine layer comes back, 50's. temperatures will start to warm up tomorrow but we will have those temperatures accelerate saturday. by sunday, you can see it is hot away from the coast, but this warm spell is short-lived. we are going to quickly cool off. here's the forecast. expect a lot of sunshine this weekend, on temperatures away from the coast. we will have that natural ac. those temperatures cool off next week. >> we will check out the bay bridge toll plaza for your thursday morning drive. it is light. no metering lights yet. it is coming up on 5:20 this thursday morning. no stalls or accidents on the span to slow you down. just a few break lights due to a couple people headed to the tunnel. here's a look at your drive time. all in the green. 30 minutes from hercules to the toll plaza although way to san

francisco and passed the oakland coliseum. looking great if you have a flight out of the airport. no delays to get you there. here is a reminder. this weekend, eastbound 80 will be closed. complete closure in the east found between highway four and crockett. they are re-paving the road and there will be a detour taking you from highway four over the bridge and over towards 80 coming in near vallejo. >> good reminders. >> thank you. >> coming up the seven things to know. >> actors on the picket lines in hollywood. george clooney and meryl streep i'm here for-

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to remain until later today as the materials are cleared. >> the fbi wants you to take a close look at this man. he was arrested for kidnapping a woman in seattle and holding her captive in a cinderblock cell in oregon. investigators say he lived in multiple places over the past decade, including oakland, and they are looking for other possible victims. >> chp will to -- chp will deployed in oakland after a number of freeway shootings and violence. the mayor asked for the helping governor newsom granted it. >> we have clouds this morning that will give way to sunshine later on by lunchtime. a breezy afternoon once again. temperatures very similar to yesterday. 60's and 70's away from the coast. >> we are following a drive. little activity on the roads. we are taking a look at mass transit. 37 trains on time. mimi looking good and same with -- muni looking good and same

with golden gate transit and boats. >> this may lose its title is the heaviest animal in history. researchers have discovered this colossus wailed it's been extinct for centuries and -- colossus whale that's been extinct for centuries. hollywood stars are stepping up to help fellow actors struggling financially because of the ongoing sag-aftra strike. george clooney, meryl streep, leonardo dicaprio and more have donated at least $1 million to the foundation. so far, it's raised more than $50 million. the alliance of motion picture and television producers have not announced any plans to meet with sag-aftra members since negotiations failed last month. >> robert downey junior is in a giving mood. the 58-year-old announced he's holding sweepstakes to give away six classic cars through his collection. they include a 1965 corvette, a

1966 buick riviera, 1969 mercedes-benz, a 1972 chevy pickup, a vw bus and an el camino. they are all eco modified. if you want to enter, go to their website. a night in a guest house belonging to gwyneth paltrow will soon be available on airbnb. she's listing her property for a one night stay. in addition to the guesthouse and its amenities, the offerings include an assortment of products from paltrow's product line and a dinner with her and her husband. booking request open august 15. the price has not been posted yet. the one not stay -- the one night stay is scheduled for september 9. >> if that is what you are into. >> i would love to eat there with the paltrows. >> what would you talk about? >> staying a second night. >> all right.

the blistering heat in the southwest is proving deadly to honeybees. the heatwave is melting hives in arizona. beekeepers say the temperatures are causing hives to collapse, which crushes the queen. when i happens, there are no other be used to lay eggs, causing the bees to die. >> in the north bay, there's a surge of wasps. vector control tell our media partner, the standard, that requests for yellow jacket nest control have shot up by about 93% from this time last year. experts say the mild winters and warm summers and heavy rainfall contribute to the number of yellowjackets. for the past several weeks, it's been all about barbie. that could soon change. we will show you the competing doll brand releasing new products with a major celebrity endorsement. >> why joe montana is teaming up with a group of san francisco residents in a lawsuit against the city. >> former president donald trump

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a kidnapped woman breaks free from a cinderblock cell. the suspect now in custody. fbi agent's telling us that that suspect can be traced to the bay area. >> hundreds of boxes full of hazardous materials. an update on the hazmat situation in san pablo forcing evacuation. >> indicted for a third time in the past five months, former president trump expected to appear in front of a d.c. federal judge. >> good morning. >> we start with a look at the weather. >> we take a look outside. we are not nearly as foggy as we were yesterday. what you will see is that the winds have also picked up early this morning. close to 30 miles per hour. it's a day where the winds will stay active and that will keep temperatures below average. a live look from our camera. it's not nearly as foggy as yesterday morning. we will see a blend of sun and clouds.

the big take away is that it's breezy and temperatures are still below average. 60's and 70's away from the coast but a warming trend is on the way. we will talk about that. let's see how traffic is doing. >> we are going to the san mateo bridge and that is looking good for thursday morning with about a 17 minute drive from 80 across the causeway -- from 880 across the causeway to the san mateo side. drive carefully. a lot of company along the span but moving well. pop up to the richmond-san rafael bridge with the glow of the sun coming up. no traffic or delays across the span. we will take a look. we have some roadwork eastbound this morning but that is the reverse. >> former president donald trump said to make his first appearance in a federal courtroom. he's facing charges of plotting to overturn his 2020 election defeat. barriers are up outside the court ahead of his arraignment. and when -- em n

the courthouse with more. >> security is tight at the courthouse and it's not just these metal barricades around the perimeter of the area but also media outlets and a heavier police presence. this is the third indictment against the former president as he seeks a new term in the white house. this morning, around the federal courthouse in washington, metal barricades going up in preparation for donald trump's first quarter appearance here. the former president facing criminal charges that he tried to overturn the 2020 election results even though he knew he lost. >> since the attack, the doj been committed to ensuring accountability for those responsible. >> outside the court today, expected road closures and heightened law enforcement presence. the secret service working with metropolitan police, the

marshals service, capitol police and other agencies, telling abc they are confident they can ensure the highest level of safety and security for the former president. >> he's going to be processed, advised of the charges against him, enter a plea of not guilty. >> trump facing four new charges, including conspiracy to defraud the united states and conspiracy against rights. the indictment handed down tuesday accuses trump of pressuring his former vice president to reject legitimate electoral votes on january 6. from's attorney arguing his clients actions were not criminal. >> the final ask he made to pins was simply pause the voting. >> pence firing back. >> it was not just ask for a pause. the president specifically asked me in his gaggle of lawyers asked me to reject votes. >> an obama appointed judge will preside over the case.

she's handed down some of the toughest sentences so far to january 6 rioters. the former president slamming the case as election interference. trump didn't have the option to attend today's arraignment -- trump did have the option to attend today's arraignment virtually but he will be here and will be fingerprinted. >> thanks. abc news will have live coverage of donald trump's court appearance. it will start around noon and you can watch it on abc and wherever you stream. new developments in the ongoing battle between gavin newsom and ron desantis. the two could be debating on a stage together in the future. desantis on fox news last night except the governor newsom challenge, saying i am game. let's get it on. just tell me when and where. newsom sent the offer last week, proposing november 8 or 10.

it would air on fox news and be moderated by sean hannity. a spokesperson for newsome said he should put up or shut up. a dei programs. the board called the initiatives illegal and un-american. the desantis appointees took control of the district earlier this year after a feud between disney and desantis. the fight began last year when disney publicly opposed florida's do not say gay legislation. as punishment, desantis took over the district. disney is the parent company of abc7. >> a seattle woman broke free after being trapped in a cinderblock cell. the fbi says the woman was kidnapped and shackled for hours before escaping. the kidnapper has ties to the bay area.

ryan curry in the newsroom this morning. when you see the picture, it's chilling. >> good morning. the details coming out of this case are hard to believe. in fact, the fbi said this case is alarming even the most seasoned investigators. you are looking at what the fbi says is a homemade cinderblock cell. agents believe he used it to lock up a woman he kidnapped in seattle. wednesday, they say he then drove 450 miles to oregon. they say the woman was shackled and sexually assaulted prior to escaping. she was able to wave down a motorist who called 911. investigators say he lived in oakland from 2012 to 2018, but in the last 10 years lived in 10 states. they say he's connected to other sexual assault cases. >> according to the complaint, the woman fought for her life, beating the doors and the walls of the cell with bloodied hands.

to date, he's been linked to at least four sexual assaults in four other states. we believe there may be more victims. >> the fbi says he had several different methods to gain control of his victims, including drugging their drinks, pretending to be a police officer, and soliciting the services of sex workers and then violently sexually assaulting them. authorities arrested him in reno, nevada. he faces charges of kidnapping and transportation with sexual intent. the fbi is asking anyone with information to contact them. in the newsroom, ryan curry, abc7news. >> a san pablo neighborhood has been evacuated as authorities deal with a hazmat situation in a backyard shed. this started yesterday afternoon off giant highway and may not wrap up. lena howland is in san pablo with what we know.

>> the fire officials was that this area is still considered to be a hot zone investigators were still expected to be out until midnight. these roads are still shut down and law enforcement is still on scene in this hour. the call originally came in as reported gas leak yesterday but when first responder showed up they found questionable materials in a backyard shed of a house, which they later learned belonged to a former chemist. there are neighbors that live as few as 20 feet from the shed. officials said the questionable material was found in a number of containers and it's believed to be unstable, although it last checked they were not exactly sure what it was yet. >> we don't know just yet. they all have been found in various containers at various stages of degradation. they are very unstable so we are

trying to mitigate the situation so we can get them disposed of. >> we are told resolving this situation may take some time, which is why evacuations are in place. here's a map of the zone. it covers a block in each direction around the house with the hazardous materials. evacuees are being told to go to the contra costa community college gym, they were warned this could take upwards of 24 hours to get resolved. lena howland, abc7news. >> thank you. this morning, lizzo is responding to allegations made against her in a lawsuit. we are hearing from one of the dancers accusing her of fat shaming and sexual assault. >> the father of star wars involved in a personal war of his own. the bone george lucas has to pick with san anselmo. a check of the weather. >> it's a breezy start for some.

this wind early on is mixing out the fog, so we are not as cloudy this time. by lunch time, you can see the winds and spots gusting close to 30 miles per hour, and they will increase more as we head toward the afternoon. by 4:00 p.m., you can see the winds 25 to 35 miles per hour, the strongest likely over the city and through the delta and in some of our gaps like livermore, coming in with the wind of 32 miles per hour. it's another breezy day and a day were temperatures remain below average for this time of year. the start august has been cool. future weather. we will see fog along the coast, around the bay shoreline, sunshine increasing as the day goes on, and by 4 p.m., as the winds are peaking, it's going to keep those temperatures in spots more than 10 degrees below average. today, like yesterday, 60's and low 70's around the bay shoreline, warmest areas away from the coast mainly in the

upper 70's to lower 80's. looking at the forecast. we do have changes coming our way tomorrow. warmer weather starts to move in. by saturday, it does get hot inland with temperatures closing in on 100. sunday is even warmer than that. we will take a look at the complete forecast in nine

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you got this. we got you. >> we are learning more about the lawsuit against lizzo. more about the allegations after speaking with the former dancers filing the lawsuit. >> she is one of the biggest names in music. behind big hits. and a reality show about big girls. >> watch out. >> now lizzo is facing a big lawsuit. >> it's the battle of the big

girls. >> it's disheartening and i feel like i lost myself a little bit on that job. >> arianna davis and williams say they were fired after nearly two years of dancing with lizzo. they say they endured a slew of offenses that included fat shaming, racial harassment, sexual harassment and false imprisonment. >> that is the surface level summary. there is so much that transpired. >> another former dancer is joining them in the lawsuit against lizzo, filed this week in los angeles. >> these are not things that are appropriate for any work environment. when my clients complained about it, they were terminated. >> one of the incidence is so explicit we cannot go into the details, but it involved a club in amsterdam, sex toys, and the dancers say pressure to participate. >> i did not want to be there or touch that performer.

she started a chant and said it's your turn. i shortly left after that because at that point it was not worth my job. >> we reached out to her representatives for comment but they have not responded to our request. lizzo's reality show giving dancers a shot at joining her cast. >> girls that look like me don't get representation. >> the dancers involved in the lawsuit say the truth hurts and the love and support you see on the reality show is not a reality away from the cameras. >> the truth is that hurt people hurt people and i don't think she's a terrible person but she did terrible things. >> rob hays, abc7news. >> now here is what lizzo is saying to the allegations this morning in an instagram post. she writes usually i choose not to respond to false allegations but these are as unbelievable as they sound and too dangerous not to address. she goes on to deny specific allegations such as firing

someone for gaining weight. she ends the post thanking everyone who has reached out in support. >> one of do a lipo -- of dua lipa's hit songs is the of a copyright lawsuit. a musician claims she used a recording device he invented without his permission in three remixes of the song. the lawsuit alleges he's entitled to more than $20 million. dua lipa and the label have not commented. >> a group of san francisco residents, including joe montana, have filed claims against the city for damage caused. according to our media partner, the flood impacted people living on marina boulevard. the claim suggests city sewage infrastructure was insufficient and the city is to blame for the damage from flooding. a spokesperson refuted those allegations, saying that sewage

infrastructure was not to blame. george lucas is suing the h eirs of his deceased neighbors to protect his driveway. he is suing to own a strip of land he's been using as a driveway for the last 30 years. the land has not been claimed by those heirs. the san anselmo town attorney and council will meet to discuss. >> jamie foxx says his younger sister saved his life. he posted a special birthday message to her on instagram, calling her courageous, and said he would not be here without her. he says he would have lost his life if it was not for her decisions. the oscar and grammy award-winning entertainer was rushed to the hospital in april because of an undisclosed medical complication. his family kept the circumstances of his illness private. >> a lot of people are talking about barbie but what about bratz? they are launching their first product modeled after a celebrity and its kylie jenner. the tv star now gets her own limited time many -- limited

time mini bratz collection. bratz says jenner embodies everything the brand stands for for being disruptive and rebellious to energetic and oppressive. >> i can see it. i mean, i cannot see it, but i can definitely see that. >> there's a bratz easter egg in the barbie movie. >> i did not see but i read about it. >> we think jobina was the one who told us about it. >> there are 70 details that you have to look this there are so many details that you have to look for -- there are so many details that you have to look for. >> it is when they are at the table. >> ok. >> got you. >> they are being brats. >> nailed it. >> spoiler alert. >> it's been two weeks. sorry. >> don't know what you are doing. >> it's a great movie.

outside this morning, not nearly as foggy on the golden gate as it was this time yesterday. it's breezy. you can see the flag is moving. we have a strong breeze in the morning, like we have now. it helps to mix out the fog. we have some foggy spots along the coast, patchy fog in parts of the east bay, but it's not as overcast as yesterday. it is cool for august, breezy today, 70's, good air quality. below average away from the coast. mountain view coming in at 69. sunshine compared to yesterday but it is cool and breezy with temperatures in the 50's and 60's. we will need that light layer. the north bay below average but comfortable. 70's and 80's with bright sunshine and good air quality. the east bay mainly in the 60's and low 70's to fremont.

oakland only 68. 67 in burkland -- in berkeley with the breeze. 50's return overnight tonight with that patchy fog, maybe a little bit of coastal drizzle. we take a look at temperatures, coming up tomorrow but by the weekend that he will accelerate inland. the hottest days on sunday. you can clearly see why. it remains comfortable and this warm spell is short-lived. below average today, warming trend tomorrow, hot inland saturday and sunday, but the coast is comfortable. good news. the heat will moderate quickly by monday and tuesday. we are back down to cooler and breezy conditions for this time of year. >> checking in on the bay toll plaza commute. we had a problem with a reported accident near the span. we will check back with the chp on that. metering lights were just turned on but we are not seeing any

backup at the toll plaza getting right on through to the western part of the span. that your drive time from hercules to the tolls. looking good coming into san francisco. here's a look at some of your drive times. the central valley commute stacking up. westbound 580 stacking up. in the yellow for the highway four commute, antioch into concord, meaning speeds below the limit. gorgeous look with no fog at the span. guys? >> the big announcement from san mateo's tom brady. he's returning to professional sports. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau separating from hisife. how they say they

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>> justin trudeau and his wife are going their separate ways after 18 years of marriage. i said separate ways but they are still kind of staying together. he made the announcement on instagram, saying i would like to share the fact that after many meaningful conversations, we have made the decision to separate. we remain a close family with deep love and respect for each other and everything we have built and will continue to build. the trudeaus have three children together. they were married in 2005. the prime minister's office says the family will be together on vacation beginning next week. >> i guess. in today's gma first look, we are hearing from the family of a u.s. soldier detained in north korea. here's andrew dymburt. >> in this morning's gma first look, a families plea. >> come home.

>> it's been over two weeks since travis king ran across the demilitarized zone into north korea. king reportedly pictured here, the 23-year-old army private dressed in black moments before he crossed the border. they are big knowledge and he crossed and they are investigating matter -- investigating the matter. >> that is not travis. he would not just go over the border like that. he would have wanted to come home. >> we don't know how he's being treated. we don't know if he's eating. we don't know if he's being tortured, interrogated. we don't know anything. >> we will have the latest on travis king's detainment and get live reaction from the secretary of state. with your first look, i am andrew dymburt, abc news, new york. >> 5:56. i have been getting a lot of requests for outside lands. we are looking at next weekend. august 11 through 13.

it looks like fog will be with us throughout the entire festival. we are not tracking any intense heat. you have that morning cloud cover each day, giving way to sunshine between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., and then the breeze kicks up. temperatures in the low- to mid-60's for your daytime high, so of course you want all the layers with you. you could take a few off in the middle part of the day but is looking nice for outside lands next weekend. there's a look at the tam camp. we have fog over the city and the east bay. sun and clouds. it's breezy. temperatures below average. we will say in the 60's and 70's away from the coast. >> the new warnings from law enforcement overnight because of numerous mountain lion sightings. >> burglars break into a new high school that's weeks away from opening up. how the staff is dealing with the setback as they get ready for school. >> passengers forced to exit the

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