building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> two or three hours to 24 hours. then there will be another 24 hours. >> more than 36 hours since this neighborhood was evacuated due to hazardous materials found in a shed. now, neighbors still are waiting to be let back in this morning. >> resources are being poured into the tenderloin district. how to clean up the neighborhood. for those nearby, there are notes. what they have to say to city leaders and police. >> donald trump officially

arraigned on charges he had to use to overturn the presidential election. how he worked in court and what comes next. >> a lesson taken from taylor swift mania one local fan coming from great lakes to shake off an expensive mistake after purchasing the wrong tickets. >> that is a story that is going to be wild for you. it we made it. >> he extended the tour. now we have more time. >> more dates coming. a long time. we begin a warming trend on the weekend. we start to see temperatures bounceback above average. yesterday was chilly across the city. across the region. below average numbers. we have fog over the city. but we do expect more sunshine in areas that were stuck in cloud cover yesterday. temperatures are starting on the 50's. very typical this time of year, but here's future weather. here's the big take away.

unlike yesterday, we have fog stuck in the east bay. alameda, oakland. it is cloudy. we get sunshine across the city. it will not be us thick in san francisco. more sunshine today, and there will be a warming trend underway. we expect the warmest cities to get close to 90 degrees. that is close to average. receipt the bay shoreline to more cities in the 70's. 72 is sunshine. 79 in san jose, 66 in the cit 86 in santa rosa. 90 is the warm spot in antioch. that is weather. let's get traffic. >> we are starting with a fascial -- fatal accident. lots of fog on the cone gate bridge. when advisory as well. you can see the roadwork is just trying to pick up on the golden gate bridge. it is very thick down on the spam. listen -- limited visibility in the past. as we move on the fatal accident , it is in south san francisco.

on 280 southbound. it is not blocking the lane, but a corner has been called to the scene, and chp is on scene again. south to 80 at westborough. not blocking any liens. but, it is out there. it will be there for a while. >> thank you. it has been more than 36 hours since dangerous potential explosive material in a backyard shed forced evacuations in the east bay neighborhoods. last night, most evacuations were lifted. today, five homes near highway in san pablo are still evacuated. crews are working to remove those chemicals. investigators say they have a number of containers to go through in the morning bread abc 7 news reporter's live in san pablo. >> hello. >> the morning to you. fire officials have removed 90% of those

chemicals right behind me. but there are still for other surrounding homes in the area under evacuation. that is at this hour, this morning. we want, and some families could see this arriving home immediately after the order was lifted after being away for just under 24 hours. during that time, fire officials say they made great progress. we are told investigators processed more than 600 chemicals and 800 files or chemicals from explosives to regular chemicals to acid and more. all were found packed in an outdoor storage shed. officials cautioned, saying they still have work to do in the morning bread we will focus on finishing the cleanup today. >> will not be any less dangerous. they are also pretty dangerous. >> i want to go home. i have dogs, kids.

but, i get it. they want to make sure everyone is safe. >> neighbors man who lived in this home and recently died was very nice. he told us that when he was alive, he was a retired professor who specialized in chemistry, but he was a bit of a hoarder who had to create pathways through his house because he collected so much stuff. the crews are expected to be out here on scene between 8:00 and 9:00 to finish up their investigation. that is when they hope to remove raining 10% of the potentially explosive chemicals from this home behind me. life in san pablo. abc 7 news. >> thank you. tomorrow, people in oakland will be able to give their opinion on the qualities that should be considered for new police chief. the commission is holding the first of five public forums. oakland has been without a chief since lauren armstrong was found in february. the form starts at 10:30 a.m. at

the golden gate bridge library. the police commission will select four candidates for the job. they will send a list to the mayor who will make the final decision. it is been over three months since governor gavin newsom announced the state will step in to get drug dealers off the street of san francisco's tenderloin. people who live there still feel unsafe. the st. anthony foundation held eight town hall. brooke jenkins and police chief phil scott was yesterday. the service provider called the meeting because of race and violence in the neighborhood. one local business owner expressed frustration but believes the city can turn around. >> we have seniors that can't or won't come outside. we have children who can't play outside anymore. we won our neighborhood back. >> jenkins acknowledge that residents had concerns. she believes the courts are big part of the problem saying that it allows repeat offenders back on the streets. >> it is taken for open cases.

that means the police have to arrest the same person four times on average. that is before the court agrees to hold them in custody. >> chief scott says that pass -- up as people arrested, and is in august. >> san jose city leaders are proposing a ban to encampments for our the un-near schools. this is for faculty and students. >> faculty members say on house members who have set up outside of the campus have broken into school buildings and committed theft. >> there were a few instances where i would walk past individuals living in encampments where i would be told insulting, spread >> they want to gather whatever they can, and they are being moved by the city. >> matt mahan and tito ortiz are looking to keep encampments in

vehicle dwellings like arby's 150 feet away from schools. >> authorities are looking at a brush fire which was dangerously close to the hills above san jose. it started in the area of clayton road after it crawled up to the foothills in unincorporated santa clara county. abc 7 spoke with the man who called in the fire and grab a garden hose to protect his property. >> fortunately, this had a fire rate, and they prevented the fire from getting very close to my house. >> fire officials say there were some evacuations relate to the fire, but no structures were damaged and no one was hurt. >> i know there is a great interest in wanting a trial to take place before the election. i think time will tell whether or not that is realistic or not. >> that is abc 7 news political, dennis -- analysts jackie.

president pled not guilty yesterday to and trying to overturn the results of a 2020 election loss. this is the third indictment. the judge is promising a fair trial, but also issued a warning to trump not to commit any crimes or contact potential witnesses bread here is abc 7 news reporter and new in. >> for the third time, donald trump, a cruel in court. >> the extraordinary scene unfolding and pleading not guilty to charges that he and his allies plotted to overturn the 2020 election. >> jack smith led the wide-ranging elect -- investigation. scene, looking at trump who stared directly back. >> officers during the riot also incorporated >> it is a necessary step on the road, the path to justice and accountability. >> we already knew who directed

the attack for the capital. >> trump was charged with four election related felonies, including conspiracy to defraud the u.s. and conspiracy against rights, meaning he allegedly tried to stop americans in the right to vote. if convicted on all charges, trump could face more than 50 years in prison. >> this is a persecution of a political opponent. this was never supposed to happen in america. >> trump was released on condition that he not discuss this case with anyone who may be a witness, which includes vice president pence, who the indictment says was pressured by trump to reject legitimate votes. cameras are not allowed inside of federal courtrooms, but the democratic lawmakers are pushing to change that for trump trial. trump signed a letter for the judiciary, saying that given the historic nature, it is hard to imagine a more powerful circumstance for televised proceeding.

the next court date is scheduled for august 20. that is just five days after the first republican primary debate. and when, abc news news, washington. >> here's sfo. we do have fog. it is across the airport this morning. along the coast, and dense. in the north bay. a warming trend will get underway here. starting today, that will accelerate as the week goes on. temperatures, you can see we are a few degrees from our typical average high highs this time of year. yesterday was certainly a cool day across the area. we had the city struggling to reach the low 80's. we will see a lot more of our inland communities get to the mid and upper 80's by four p.m. this afternoon. live doppler 7 showing the marine layer is thick in spots. santa rosa, petaluma, dense fog. you're traveling 101 across the north this morning. we are down about a mile on half moon bay. thick fog this morning.

it will break apart likely in the morning. three hours keeping the fog in the forecast in dense areas. a day planner will brighten up the skies more than yesterday. there is a warmer afternoon out there. 70's and upper 80's, away from the coast, but it will start to see warmer air today, into the weekend. warming continuing saturday, but sunday, it is a summer sizzle inland sea temperatures topping 104 in the hottest spots inland, even in the bay shoreline. it is quite warm in the low 80's. the coast will stay cool in the natural ac. we will stay in the mid 60's there. a closer look at the warming trend neighborhood by neighborhood. we will plant your weekend in a miss. >> lizzo is says the proof of allegations are both crab. >> the spotty camera. there you should be on the lookout. >> taylor's brought business to

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collaborated on this design. it is already becoming a place to pay respects. it is located on park and east 19th street. not far from the cloud family home. the acord died on monday. they did not confirm cause of death. they said he was coping with mental health issues and the loss of his father. >> new developments in the accusations against lizzo. we told you on abc seven morning news that she was fighting back against these claims. now, or former employees are reacting. here is abc news reporter rhiannon allie. >> in the first look, lizzo's accusers sounded off. >> you can see a public figure, and all you know about them is what they present to you when the cameras are on and the cameras are rolling. >> abc 7 kelly clark -- kelly's -- abc 7's kelly carter sat down with them for their reaction. >> responded to an allegation. they responded to a lawsuit. she said the sensationalized stories are coming from former

employees. they've already publicly admitted that they were told their behavior was inappropriate and unprofessional. how do you respond to that? asked a completely invalidates all of our experiences in trauma and our pain. >> coming up on good morning america, and gma three, we will have more of the interview and the latest on how lizzo's team is responding to those allegations. with your gma first look, i am rhiannon allie, abc news new york. >> cardi b has been cleared of battery charges related to a microphone throwing incident while she was performing on stage. video shows that it started when someone in the crowd splashed cardi b with a drink. the rep responded by throwing her microphone at the person. according to insiders, those who filed the charges are not the same people who through the drink. there was insufficient evidence. >> taylor's was not kidding when she said sparks will fly. san jose officials have said

they have found -- they are finding that company because fireworks were fired past the curfew at levi's stadium. according to the chronicle, a nashville based tech -- protect his company is facing a penalty of $1000 for each night it despite the flip line, no one received a noise complaint during either concert. taylor swift is waking up in southern california this morning. after opening a six night sold-out series of shows, some bay area swifties ended up buying tickets for one of the l.a. after mixing up the dates for the shows at the levi's stadium. i whether this was a scam or not, but when i looked at my phone, i saw friday. this is not going to be a fun night. >> he showed up on saturday. kristen sze was told about how he tried to make it right for his wife.

>> i was thinking about this, and i thought, for the rest of my life or at least our marriage, however long that is, i will have to live with this, and i just couldn't have that. the guilt of that, so i thought, you know what, i have to drop the money and figure out a way to get to l.a.. i can't go, but one of her best friends is going. >> you can even go. you shelled out 2600 bucks and you are not going? >> unfortunately. it's for a good cause. >> your marriage. >> after that husband is thinking of the future. good news for fans. taylor swift is adding more show dates to her north american show in miami, new orleans, indianapolis, and toronto. >> is not until next fall. know that. >> i hope i will be married next fall. >> will be talking about the store for the next year. >> yes. that's what they do now.

it will last more than a year. >> i just realize elton john isn't the pandemic, and i get it. there is a four year tour at one point. i am exaggerating. >> never-ending tors. >> no kidding. >> will be talking about this for the next year. >> we will be on time. >> a very long time. >> fortunately, beyoncé is coming soon. >> we can talk with the renaissance. >> a different artist, if you would like. ask here is the export-oriented reprint dense fog's in the north bay. patchy drizzle. we will see a north bay train. not as yesterday, and hot inland. highs in the microclimate. the warming trend will begin. warmer along the peninsula and in the 70's on the coast. low 60's in the action. the city today, we will see more sunshine. the fog was thick in the district. light rain was falling at times.

that is how much fog we had. it is a brighter day today in a warmer day today. in the north bay, 80's and 90's with a lot of sunshine and air quality. we are going into the 70's, and 76 in union city. in -- inland, advertise this time of year. mid 80's to look 90's with air quality. overnight, we will find the marine layer developing. 50's wrapping up even more over the weekend. on saturday, you start to see a lot more cities getting into the 90's. that is what you see on screen. by sunday, it is hot in land because we had many cities exceeding 100 degrees if not 104 degrees in some spots, but the coastline remains very comfortable in the 60's and low 70's, so here's the accuweather 7-day forecast for the next seven days. here comes the warming trend. high peaks on sunday, and on monday, hot inland. sharp cooldown on tuesday. back below average for this time of year.

>> wendy, we have a fatal accident. we have wind conditions on the san mateo bridge. golden gate bridge and the ultimate pass. san mateo bridge, that's what you're looking at now. brake lights towards the center span and a high-rise, but we are looking pretty good. we are clear. over the ultimate, and looking pretty good towards the windy area, and a fatal accident on two 80 at westborough in south san francisco. it is not blocking any liens. the corners headed to the scene. try to avoid that area if you can, especially as we ramp up the morning commute read it will get busier there. again, south to 80 at westborough. >> thank you. coming, seven things to know. >> all hev's are close. we'll tell you about the construction work that could

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>> number two, donald trump is due back in washington dc from august 20. he pled not guilty on charges for trying to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. >> the oakland native has won his seat on the tennessee legislator and he has been ousted along with justin pearson after interrupting proceedings to protest gun control. he also won his seat and special election at yesterday. >> 69 people across 13 states are bracing more extreme heat. the financial weather service has warned people that overnight lows will stay in the 80's. >> a warming trend begins that accelerates into the week -- we can print will have hot temperatures inland on sunday. the coast will remain comfortably cool. >> we are dealing with a fatal accident this morning on the peninsula. it is southbound 280. right near westborough within overturn accident. chp and coroner are approaching

the scene. >> a major shakeup of college sports is underway, and it could mean the end of the pac-12 conference. cal and stanford could find a non-wesco space conference critic cause hundreds of bay area employees of the pac-12 network their jobs. >> happening tonight, the second of three weekends of a popular repeating project begins. it will shutdown all lanes on the east on i-80. the affected section goes from highway 1 for in hercules to the skyway. we have this in red. the green highlights are the detour option. highway four, the skyway, i-680, and i 780, caltrans says it takes a whole weekend to repave one lane of traffic. the last time caltrans was able to reopen the freeway early. for now, i-80 is planning to shut down at 9:00. it will reopen by 5 a.m. monday morning. starting next week, caltrain

will run fewer trains. this is an effort to make way for things that year. there will be roughly 10% drops in service from 104 trains per week day to 90. there will be no av bullet service. peak our service will only have three trains were hour in each direction. some train schedules are also addressed -- adjusting for it of these will start monday and it will last for the rest of the month. a live look at the golden gate bridge. we see paving work around the toll plaza on august 14. it will remain open, but some lanes will be shut down meaning some traffic backups. important to know the work is only planned for the overnight hours during the week read it is expected to last the rest of the month, and it may extend into september. the southbound lanes will be repaid first, then they go to the northbound lanes. coming up, we are learning more about a man at an east bay home where hundreds of bottles of chemicals turned up, forcing the evacuation of an entire

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building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. quick stranded in a nation amid political unrest. now at 530, the glow -- growing concern of a mission group stuck in an african nation currently under seized by military crews. >> answering hate with love. how two young girls are deciding to respond to the anti-semitic flyer distributed in their neighborhood. ask millions of americans remain under a key if i street. temperatures prove dangerous in some communities. >> good morning. it is friday, august 4. >> good morning. we are underneath a warning trend today. temperatures close to average. then, we find even warmer

weather setting up shop for the upcoming we can. this morning, we have cloud cover over the city. we have some coastal drizzle. dense fog and some spots. we are watching petaluma closely. zero mile visibility with thick fog this morning. quarter-mile in santa rosa, and the valleys of the north bay are really growing in sonoma county with a dense fog. we have some thick fog along the coast, but away from that, we are dealing with good visibility. the number 10 is as good as it gets. future weather expects dense fog to last until 8 a.m. this morning. in the afternoon, a brighter day across the city in the east bay. yesterday, we have fog lingering. it will stay right near the coastline, and temperatures are warmer than yesterday. 70's are on the bay shoreline, the hottest cities in the upper 80's to lower 90's by about or be in. that is whether. let's get a check at traffic. >> good morning. i suppose we have better news. it turns out this was not a fatal accident.

just a major injury accident. it is southbound 880 near westborough. the passenger of the car that was injured has been taken to the hospital. chp has changed its status of the accident. this is very foggy. in fact, we have fog advisories all around the bay area print on the golden bait bridge, -- go get bridge, and when advisories for san mateo, phoenicia, and ultimate pass. be aware that this friday more impaired >> thank you. we are's -- we are tracking news out of san pablo where one neighborhood has been forced to evacuate. last night, more people near richmond parkway and giant highway led act to their homes, but five houses are still evacuated. there are number of containers to go through, and they will only be back at work this morning. abc 7 news reporter live with the latest. good morning. >> hey. good morning to you.

that's right. we are told investigators were back out here between 8:00 and 9:00. they are finishing up the methodical task of sorting through these explosive chemicals and removing them from the backyard shed in one of these homes right behind you. but, this comes as for surrounding homes are under mandatory evacuation for two nights in a row. the police captain tells us they were able to remove 90% of the explosives from the property yesterday. investigators believe that may have been there for years. that's how the officials were finally able to drop evacuations for most neighbors after being away for just under 20 for ours. one neighbor is still evacuated. they say the man who lived in this home and recently died was very nice. they even told him when he was a life that he was a retired professor who specialized in chemistry, but had some quirks. >> this was kind of a order.

he had pathways through his house. he collected so much stuff. i had no idea that he had any of that stuff back there. >> a process over 600 different chemicals, and 800 bottles or vials or containers. ranging from explosives to regular chemicals to acids to oxidizers, flammable liquids. >> officials caution, saying they still have more work to do this morning, and they will be focused on finishing this cleanup today. they're hoping to get out the remainder of the 10% of chemicals safely. sometime today. once they have removed it all, that is when those remaining four homes under evacuation will be allowed to come back. reporting live, abc 7 news. >> thank you. in the north a, one neighborhood is pushing back from hateful flyers which were left on

doorsteps. abc 7 news reporter minard tells us how kids are turning hate speech around by creating their own message of love and acceptance. they are an example of living a better bay area. with a blank piece of paper. >> an idea sparked by an ugly neighborhood incident. >> it made me feel super sad. why would someone do that? >> flyers were left on doorsteps in larkspur. they contained anti-semitic lane which. the family security camera caught one of the flyers in the driveway last saturday night. it was tossed from a passing car. >> i felt really bad. why would somebody do that? it's mean and said it >> they were so upset that they decided to push back with tea colored markers. >> we decided that we were going to just make like wires that were kind of like the opposite

of what they were saying, so we want to make a difference. here's what they created, poster after poster with positive words and images. >> next up, they took to the streets. they canvassed the same neighborhoods where these flyers were left. >> i think they were walking by. >> even week shout to neighbors. >> the same neighbors to the races flyers. >> everyone should be included. women rule. be kind to others. >> these girls are impressed by what they did. >> i was proud. yes. >> is a learning opportunity for kids and the kids actually get to turn around, and show some love to the neighbors that received these. >> authorities are investigating a statement from the central police that do not condone or tolerate any form of hate speech.

informational reports will be sent to the district attorney's office regarding this hate incident. >> meantime, girls plan to take their campaign to other areas and spread some joy the summer. >> i felt like i was doing something good for the world. >> imuran county, abc 7 news red >> some good news to report. proof the abc 7 news viewers are always generous. wednesday, we told you about a new school in oakland which got burglarized just weeks before opening for the first time. they still laptops, projectors, and more from the freedom school. it is an independent high school in east oakland serving king impacted youth. staff organized a gofundme to recoup losses, and since the time this story aired, they have surpassed the school goal of $10,000. we have a link to this on our website. abc7news.com. ask a court will decide whether russian opposition leaders will serve decade more prison time. they will be sentenced up to 20

more years. they already are serving 11 and a half years in a russian prison for fraud and other charges he says are bogus and politically motivated. he posted on social media, known as twitter, saying he is serving a term. he added that the main purpose of this prison term was to intimidate you, not me. the verdict is expected at 6:00 a.m.. >> developing on to u.s. navy sailors who were arrested on conspiracy charges. both sailors were indicted on separate charges related to spying for china. 22-year-old patrick way was arrested wednesday and charged with espionage. he is in charge -- he is accused of sending information to china regarding the u.s. navy ship defense and weapon capability. also, from monterey park, was indicted on suspicion of conspiracy and received a bribe from a public official. prosecutors say he received roughly $15,000 in payments. >> when a soldier or a sailor

charge -- chooses cash over country, and hands over national defense information in an act of betrayal, we have to be ready for that. >> both sailors are set appear in their cases next week. >> department heads and evacuate -- ordering evacuation of non-essential personnel from niger. they've also operations with the military. u.s. troops remain in place despite this by hunting the evacuation. >> thousands have taken to the street in the capital city. these demonstrators were in favor of the coup. in t are traveling with a church group who have been stuck in the country. leaders from the school say that a group of 11 members left to live 20th. they were there to assist at eight community centers to

achieve a brighter future. the crew first -- forced them to -- the connection spotty. what is going on has not been super great. there are right now which is a scary place to be. >> the churches been working with congressman john garamendi and dianne diane feinstein's office who they say has been very helpful in trying to get the group home. >> more extreme heat on the way for millions of americans across the country this weekend. here's abc news news reporter rhiannon ally. >> we take you to do and relenting heat and an unwelcome return to this country as people into states reveal tragic deaths. >> they never had to spend a day apart. >> in texas, ramona and mann way were found inside of their home outside of houston at their air conditioning failed. the great grandparents would have been celebrating their 52nd anniversary this week it >>'s

been devastating to our family. the heat is just not a joke. >> the death is at least two of seven tied to heat in harris county since june. staying hydrated is always a concern in the heat, but a man near indianapolis says that his sister died of water toxicity. that is when someone drinks too much water too fast. >> someone said she bottled water in 20. that's what you're supposed to drink and a whole day. >> there things that can make someone more at risk, but the overall thing that happens is you have too much water and not enough sodium in your body. >> more than 65 million americans are now under heat alerts from california to florida. today, that will feel like 113 degrees in memphis tennessee, and the weather service is warning of extreme danger seat in parts of mississippi with

feels like temperatures up to 120 this weekend. abc news york. >> less money, more headaches. a shakeup in the college sports % the bay area. >> victory for oakland native lawmaker. put it back into the tennessee legislature as a representative, just months after being reported out -- forced out by collects. we will check in on the weather with drew. >> a warming trend over the next couple of days, and the air quality with fresh air, no problem, but saturday, and especially sunday, sunday is the hottest day we have on the seven-day forecast, and with that, high pressure comes with moderate air quality, and that will mean haze in the atmosphere. the hui will stay under 100. we will find surface winds not as intense as they were this time yesterday. it will be a breezy afternoon. future trak or wind gusts show the winds pick up, but yesterday, we had areas with

winds in excess of 35 miles per hour. it will be that strong. the wind is more 10 to 25 miles per hour. that will allow warmer weather to really move inland in the afternoon. in san jose, clear skies. we will find brighter skies across the region, especially in the city in parts of the east bay stuck in the fog for much of yesterday. later on, closer to average. 70's and 80's away from the coast. treated forecast air quality, a downright hot in land with warmer on the bay shoreline. the coast does stay comfortable in the 60's. we will go neighborhood by neighborhood to show you the warmth over the weekend, coming up in nine minutes,

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the election. justin jones was expelled earlier in the year after interrupting proceedings on the floor to protest gun control. the protest came following a mass shooting at a national school. he is in favor of more gun regulation. joan coasted to victory, gaining nearly 80% of the vote. another member came to cpac last night. the attempt to expel a third member who took part came one vote short. the group earned a nickname, the tennessee three. >> the national basketball association players association is condemning the orlando magic are donating $50,000 to ron desantis. >> the donation was made to a super pac, supporting the presidential bid. the players say the money was earned through the labor of employees. they say that reverse value headlines after he said he supported a school curriculum which teaches students about the benefits of slavery. ask amazon is not horsing around

with a new delivery method. the company is using mules to deliver packages to a ranch which is at the bottom of the grand canyon in arizona. the ranch is only accessible by a trail. packages go out four days a week for sunrise to avoid the heat. >> they are no longer getting the attention they had when they first launch. new data from market research firms show that metta is struggling to keep users. the data shows threats -- threads daily activity threat is down. a million users access the app each day, compared to the peak of $44 million. it doesn't stop there. the daily active user account is still following at a rate -- falling at a rate of 1% each day. >> is a pretty picture. a live look. you can see fog down below. i'll diablo on the horizon. nice sunrise over the next 30 miss. dense fog and spots.

patchy drizzle on the coast, but a warming trend gets underway today. it is easy, and not as windy as we were yesterday, but we will return hotter inland over the weekend. dense fog in the north bay from santa rosa, petaluma. quarter-mile visibility. half moon bay, but outside of those areas, fog above that is not impacting visibility. we will have a cloud cover breakdown with dense fog that lingers into 8 a.m. this morning. we will see sunshine across the city, and certainly a brighter sky around parts of the shoreline. compared to yesterday, warmer across the board. closer to where we should be this time of year. overnight, we will have a marine layer developing. very typical pattern with temperatures in the 50's. here is future tracker temperatures. we'll start to warm up even more on saturday. we'll be above average for this time of year. then by sunday, we are just downright hot, in land. 100 and livermore, 103 in antioch. 102 in fairfield. calistoga, fairfield, 101 to

105. natural ac keeping the coast clear, and we will start to cool off as we head into monday. stern grove on monday, looking lovely, but gusty the afternoon. temperatures in the mid 60's. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. warming trend accelerating over the weekend, but thankfully, it is short-lived inland. we are dramatically cooler by tuesday of next week. hello. >> good morning. we are taking a look at the friday morning to meet with the eastward freeway. it is moving rid a solid stream of headlights moving slightly under the limit, but it is moving. no accidents on the section of the corridor. as you toll plaza, no metering lights for this friday morning. not yet read it looks like it is clear sailing with a few brake lights on this western part of the spam. drive time from hercules through the corridor, all the way to san francisco, through the bay bridge, just about 30 minutes. better news for our travelers at

the pin and slippery i will tell you about that and a second. we will talk about this accident with four vehicles on the southbound eight in oakland near 29th. possibly overturning the chp with a look at the overturned vehicle. nonetheless, very slow traffic leading oakland, heading southbound. if you have a flight this morning, extra time is needed on 880. full closure eight bout -- he spent 80, starting's evening. through the weekend, he spent 80 will be diverted off towards highway four and back towards 780 back towards vallejo. >> thank you. you asked 6:00, opening the door for nara's fee vaccine for kids, younger than eight months old. >> a change at the check-in counter parade we will tell an airline telling you to be at the air or earlier than before.

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arrive super early to the airport, pretty soon. the low-cost carrier says check-in counters where you drop bags and get orting passes will close 60 minutes before departure time, according to them, and starting on august 16. with a change, frontier will have the strictest check in time. airline says it will be done to work to ensure your bags are in the belly of planes without delay. >> mastic airfares are going down because more americans are choosing european vacations. attorney group represents several airlines crunched the numbers. they found travelers on domestic flights slid 2% from this time last year. transatlantic flights are up about 14% during the same. as a result, domestic fares are down from below pandemic levels. international fares are up 20%. >> if you go to europe, you are going to run into someone you

know. that happened to me twice. >> a major shakeup brewing in college sports involving the pac-12 conference which includes stanford and cal. changes could have a huge impact on the bay area. abc seven news reporter ryan curry is here with the latest. ask hello. >> good morning. there is a possibility the entire conference could result solve in the near future. multiple schools are considering joining other conferences will the pac-12 continues to struggle with a media right steel. the conference has been working on a deal for the televised games. last year, usc and u.s. -- ucla announced they would join the big ten conference. recently, colorado announced they were leaving the pac-12's subpar media deal would mean a major loss of revenue to those schools remaining in the conference, including stanford and cal. michelle smith, a 30 year pac-12 reporter says the conference, which is been around for a hundred years could soon be gone. >> we are at the precipice of dissolution of the pac-12.

i don't know that it can be saved, but it is pretty teetering. >> we will see u.s. -- ucla or usc anymore. you'll see them roll into town anymore. so a lot of those rivalries that have developed and have a long history are going to stop. >> yesterday, the board of regents met with the port of arizona, and the arizona state team with being in the conference. this could also have economic impact in the bay area. not only are they long-time members of the conference, for the pac-12 network headquarters is here in the bay area. hundreds of employees could lose their jobs. ryan curry, abc 7 news. >> morning run right now, and we will find cloudy conditions. sunshine really breaking up between nine and 11 :00. temperatures warming through the 60's as the morning goes on. here's a live look outside. from our east bay hills camera, the fog, el diablo, you can see

the haze in the atmosphere, but we will have good air quality, and here's how the day shapes up on friday. a warmer afternoon with the warming trend underway. we have been advertising this all week, and it will continue into the upcoming weekend. we will find sunshine breaking out pretty fast this morning for unlike yesterday where the cloud cover was hanging thick across the city. it also parts of the east bay. temperatures in the 70's and 80's later on. the number you see on the screen is a few degrees from within where we should be for this time of the year. for the three day forecast, warming continues over the weekend. sunday is the hottest day of the weekend, and of the seven-day forecast. you can see why. 104 and are hottest cities. >> southern californ district faces a punishment for banning crt or critical race theory on the curriculum. >> another insurance company on the east bay. >> plus, the near miss at one of the nation's biggest airports.

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