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two deaths of legionnaires' disease. we will have more on our top story in a moment. first, we begin with the weather and a hot day. >> first, we will look doppler 7. the collecti, offshore. temperatures in the 70's. it is dry. we are looking at a north wind easing in the upper elevations. that will allow us to warm up quickly. temperatures in the 50's in the cool spots to the 70's. downtown, no fog to speak of. we will look for it to return late in the day. no fog on the golden gate bridge.

near 100 throughout the afternoon. stephanie: thank you. a day spa in richmond is raising public health concerns after two people died of legionnaires disease they allegedly caught at the spot. now we are learning the business was operating without permits. reporter: the zen richmond shut down after two cases linked to legionnaires disease. reporter: the county supervisor says the third man tested positive in june but the other two died this week after visiting days before. county health officials are trying to track down others who visited as well. >> we are trying to secure things like credit card receipts and appointment books as a way to get in touch with folks who might have been here. reporter: the bacteria found in water.

it can grow and spread in human-made water systems such as hot tubs and swimming pools. >> it lives in water droplets, especially in situations where there might be cooling of water. it allows the bacteria to grow. when that is aerosolized, that is when an individual can inhale it. >> that is what happened here. a closed room with water vaporizing. there is a waterfall that comes out of the hot tub. there was a lot of steam in the room. that is why the risk here it was so great. reporter: public health officials stress it is treatable. incubation following exposure is typically two to 14 days. that is why public health officials are asking anyone who visited the spa over the last two weeks to get tested. >> we are working with the facility to collect samples so we can test those and see if it has the same strain of bacteria.

we should have preliminary results next week. reporter: the supervisor says the spa may have been operating illegally by not having a business permit or a permit for a hot tub. >> whether there was criminal negligence is up to the district attorney. this is the kind of matter we would also ask the district attorney to look at. reporter: the business owners could not be reached for comment but county health officials say they are cooperating. stephanie: the last known cases of legionnaires' disease in the bay area were diagnosed last august in san jose. the couple from long beach contracted the sickness after staying at the alof hotelt. both were treated and survived. county officials traced the bacteria to the hotel's hot tub. abc 7 is keeping you updated with alerts like the one on your screen sent out last night. to get updates like this on

stories breaking, you can download the abc 7 news app and enable push notifications to get alerts straight to your phone. an emotional reunion at the oakland international airport. the group of east bay missionaries stranded in niger during the military coup are back on u.s. soil. tara campbell spoke wit husband and father relieved to see his family. reporter: watching, pacing, and waiting for his family to appear through these doors at oakland international airport. his wife, daughter, and father-in-law among 15 people caught in the military coup while volunteering at bible schools in niger. the majority from cornerstone christian center and school in antioch. the group escaping on a plane to paris friday. [applause] with family and friends by his side, the moment he had been waiting for.

>> i love you! my family is safe. the last seven days have been awful. >> i was so excited to see everybody. we had been sitting on the plane for a little bit, in the very back row of course. super excited to be here. reporter: was there a moment where you feared you would not it out? >> no. i knew that we would make it back just because i knew that the lord had us in his hand the whole time. i knew our family and friends were working so hard. >> we have been traveling over 24 hours to get here. it is good to be here in the daylight. we left almost at dark and flew all night in the dark. we were in dulles. that was nice on usa soil. it is wonderful to be here.

>> it is a relief. we have been married a long time. a very long time, actually. i just do not like being without him. he is like my other half. >> so grateful for today. so grateful for senator feinstein and the congressman. they helped us. the state department saved our people and brought them home. i'm grateful to be an american today. my goodness. so grateful. so grateful. reporter: tara campbell, abc 7 news. stephanie: our thoughts with all those families. grateful for the return. in the east bay, people are demanding answers after a deadly law enforcement shooting last month. a group rallied yesterday afternoon at heritage plaza to remember the 20-year-old who was shot and killed by a chp officer and sheriff's deputy in july. family members want body camera

footage released along with the names of the officer and deputy. the alameda county sheriff's office said shots were fired during a confrontation where he tried taking the chp officer's gun during the scuffle. >> the officers that killed him that night, are they still working? are they still in the community? had they been put on suspension? we have no idea. stephanie: they also took part in a memorial bike ride to the location where the shooting happened. oakland is ramping up efforts to find the next police chief. in the first of five different forums, community members spoke about what they are looking for in a new chief. >> i think we need someone who is extremely brave, fearless, and truthful. reporter: there were lots of ideas about what qualities oakland's next police chief should have. >> that person has to realize this is a difficult job. reporter: a small but vocal group at a community forum hosted by the oakland police

community to let the public way in about the next leader. >> we want to get input as to what kind of chief the community wants to see and what priorities they want that chief to undertake. reporter: priorities like reducing crime. opd says since january, a violent crime is up 15% compared to the same time last year. >> he's got to have an understanding of what crime is, how it works, where it comes from, how you deal with it. reporter: others want the next chief to reflect the values of oakland. >> whoever the chief's, male or female, they have to have a passion for the people. reporter: oakland have been without a chief since february when he was fired after an independent investigation found he failed to hold some officers accountable for misconduct. some businesses that have been a target of recent reagan site this dispensary are standing up against crime and sounding off about the next police chief.

>> standing with the community, letting them know we are still here. reporter: thieves broken last sunday and stole product. they are holding a solidarity event with the donut shop that was also hit. she says the next chief should lead with responsibility. >> i don't know if the police ever showed up. i know they took a police report but i do not know if it was that day. reporter: after the forums, the commission will select four candidates. the list will be sent to the mayor who will make the final decision. stephanie: take a look at this. significant progress made on the clayton fire in san jose. calfire confirms brush fire is 97% contained after burning 68 acres. sky 7 was overhead when the flames broke out thursday in unincorporated santa clara county. officials say there were some evacuations related to the fire but no structures were damaged and no one was hurt.

san mateo county residents are partnering with first responders to ensure they are ready in case of emergency. it was for disaster preparedness day. the goal is to teach residents about performing things like cpr, wildfire preparedness, and how to deal with the unthinkable if it were to happen. first responders want to make sure all citizens know how to help. >> whether you are dealing with people or looking to save a life or just helping out with traffic, be present and be in there. that is where it counts. reporter: families -- stephanie: families also had the opportunity to tour emergency response vehicles. a hot one today. let's check in with lisa. lisa: good morning. 68 degrees. upper 70's. yesterday into the 80's today. the hottest day is today on sunday.

some fog redeveloping overnight tonight. we will be on the warm side monday. and then a big change in the seven-day forecast coming up. stephanie: thank you. why cabdrivers in san francisco think self-driving cars can impact emergency response times. tomorrow, school bells will ring and classroom doors will swing open in oakland. how students and staff are preparing. that is coming up. i can treat and prevent my migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. talk to your doctor about nurtec today.

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everywhere in waymo cars driving around san francisco. some question if the autonomous are interfering with public s■afety. utilities commission is holding a meeting tomorrow to discuss robo taxis getting in the way of first responders. the taxi workers alliance is planning to protest at the meeting hoping to stop the commission from lifting the current restrictions on autonomous vehicles. the alliance says the cars suffer mass breakdowns, create street blockages, and interfere with police and firefighters. the rally and protest begins at 11:30 a.m. outside the offices at 505 mcallister st. it is back-to-school time. thanks to the samaritan house, nearly 3000 bay area students have a new backpack and school supplies. this is the annual backpack giveaway in san mateo. organizers say the event is crucial as some families are still recovering from the financial effects of the pandemic. >> post-pandemic, everybody thinks the world has gone back

to normal. there is a new normal. our economy has shifted so much that the dollar does not stretch as much as it did before. for our clients who are earning minimum wage, may be a little more, to live in this very expensive community, us being able to support them and underwrite expenses is critical for them to keep a roof over their heads and food on the table. stephanie: the samaritan house has been providing help to people in need for more than 45 years. tomorrow, oakland students will be back in class for the new school year. all week last week, students and teachers were gearing up. they are hoping after the pandemic this year smoothly. >> welcome to oakland high school. reporter: if only there was a way to slow down summer. >> i am still on summer time but excited to go back and see my friends in graduate. >> we are excited for the school year to start. reporter: welcome to

registration week at oakland high school. >> kids are going to come in. we are going to check that online registration is happening. we will take i.d. pictures and they will get schedules today. reporter: a little more than 1600 students are expected to show up with their parents to confirm enrollment. she told us she hopes her senior year sees no interruptions like previous years. >> hopefully, nothing to do with covid and striking and anything. reporter: the teacher strike started in early may and kept students away from the classroom for nearly two weeks. >> when you interrupt the pace of the scheduling and instruction and interactions, kids struggle, teachers struggle. reporter: the principal says the school plans on maximizing instructional time to make up for lost days. >> this is about getting into the classroom and starting to work in getting people back into

the grind, if you will, the cycle of learning and growing. reporter: at prescott elementary, teachers like miss williams began setting up classrooms while volunteers decorated the hallway bulletin boards. >> we bring the community in. they really help to transform spaces so that the first day of school is the best day of school. reporter: the oakland education fund has about 30 organizations that volunteer throughout the year. today, the accounting firm had its national service day and picked prescott to show their commitment to this community. >> people who care about local students and want them to have the best experiences they can throughout the year. reporter: in oakland, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. stephanie: the back to school forecast top of mind. let's check in with lisa to see how it is shaping up for tomorrow. lisa: we will see a bit of a cooldown. today hot in oakland in the 80's.

you don't normally see afternoon highs in the 80's. we will be three to four degrees warmer than yesterday today for sunday. as we go to our back to school forecast for oakland unified, you noticed temperatures will be cool in the morning. 7:00, 50 degrees. low clouds and fog returning for a breezy afternoon revealing mostly sunny skies and highs in the 70's. that is more like it. we will lose five to seven degrees for monday afternoon in oakland and many communities around the bay. the northerly winds are with us again. that is going to allow for a quick warm-up. high-pressure has built in from the south. as we look live from our emeryville camera, it is clear and we have haze. moderate air quality throughout the bay area today. with the northerly wins, a little bit of haze being dragged down reducing visibility in the morning hours with a little bit of fog.

overall, the air quality from the heat is allowing you to notice that again in the sky today. 11:00, the blue indicates the smoke aloft. you'll notice a little green in play in san francisco. monday as a he retreats, slightly better air quality. tuesday is when things shifted back to normal. monday night, hazy conditions. 55 in santa cruz. we were in the upper 70's yesterday. about the same today. with the fog, it will take a minute to warm up. 56 in san francisco. their little fog along the coastline locally. -- very little fog along the coastline locally. there is a look at the haze. it will be quite hot today with temperatures five to eight degrees warmer than yesterday. we were well in the mid-90's from concord to livermore. 58 in santa rosa. light wins towards the delta.

60's already at the golden gate ridge clear of fog. the absence of that allows the warming trend to get going. the heat jesus on monday. much cooler on tuesday. the coast will become triple in the 60's and 70's. by the afternoon, it gets robust along the coastline. otherwise, we will be baking inland for sunday. monday still hot in the upper 90's. elsewhere, we cool off. tuesday, only the upper 70's for concord. a big cool down with a stronger onshore flow. fellow cloud deck is back. by wednesday, a little warmer. today, 60's and 70's. very pleasant. a little son early on. the fog will be back. 84 in san mateo. low 90's in napa. triple-digit heat for one day only. as we cool off monday around the

bay, still warm inland. tuesday, much cooler. by the end of the week, it will feel sticky. relative humidity increases and we get subtropical moisture. that usually happens in august. it will switch things up a bit. stephanie: today will be nice with one of those portable fans walking around. coming up on abc 7 technology with mental health in mind. that is the goal of some young bay area leaders. trying to make things better for tech users around the world. we will be rig i live in flagstaff, arizona. i'm an older student. i'm getting my doctorate in clinical psychology. i do a lot of hiking and kayaking.

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reporter: the felt by many but hard to solve. to find solutions, y the country are making their voices heard. >> the next generation of industry builders, many of whom are younger and reside in silicon valley have come here from elsewhere and are a lot more conscious of social impact. reporter: some local groups are being recognized for contributions. organizations with local ties are three of the 26th youth led initiatives nationwide who received a first of its kind grant from the use power fund in an effort to build a more accountable technology ecosystem. >> it was empowering for young people help build and it validates the work they are doing. >> because we are where silicon valley is, there is a feeling we need to do this work.

to see that we are receiving grant funding, it is good to know in the fight for more equitable digital environment, young people can do the work. reporter: some of the grant winners received a call from prince harry and meghan markle. >> thank you for doing everything you do. our kids are incredibly grateful. >> they do not know it yet but they will. >> my reaction was immediate shock. it was an honor. reporter: these youth-led groups have seen the good and bad impacts technology can have. she hopes this grant can be a launching point to make a difference in the world of technology, especially ai. >> there are immense risks but also immense opportunities. we can only make sure ai is carefully governed if we have young people at the table because our generation has grown up as the most hyper-connected yet. stephanie: still to come, the former president faces a new

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the northerly winds kick up, morning temperatures are quite mild in the 60's. the fog is we will be in the 70's today. there is the 24 hour temperature change, we are starting out warmer and finishing warmer. at 1:00, we are in the mid-90's inland. stephanie: thank you. developing news. former president trump is back on the campaign trail following his arraignment on election fraud charges. the abc news rep about what he is saying about the indictments and the new poll. reporter: former president trump campaigning this weekend after pleading not guilty to charges he illegally attempted to overturn the 2020 election, while headlining a fundraising gala in south carolina, trump criticized special counsel jack smith.

>> deranged jack smith. he is a deranged human being. he is sick. something wrong with him. reporter: smith requesting a protective order in the case ahead of discovery citing a post in which the former president states if you go after me, i am coming after you. prosecutors say they are concerned trump could disclose evidence. a statement late friday calling the social media post the definition of political speech. the judge had issued a 5:00 p.m. monday deadline for a response to which trump's legal team replied with a request for a three-day delay. that request denied. a new abc poll finds 65% of americans think the new charges

are serious, although 46% think the charges are politically motivated. >> he is in guilty. they will have to prove that. it will be hard to do. >> there will probably be many more indictments. they are trying to prevent him from running for president. reporter: the former president visits new hampshire this tuesday. stephanie: coming up on a this morning, what will the real all-out be for trump's campaign and what happens next? the lawyer by his side faces tough questions. that is coming up at 8:00 right here on abc 7. now to a big closure we have been telling you about all weekend. the road were close enough to eastbound 80 is right on schedule this morning. this is the second of three closures on this section of

freeway this summer. this is the shot from sky 7. caltrans's repaving a section of the road from highway 4 in hercules all the way to coming skyway -- coming's skyway. here is an update from caltrans. >> we have crews out there concreteing rebar. stephanie: here is a map of the closed porti of ang with the recommended detour options toround the closure highlighted in green. the lanes are expected to reopen tomorrow at 5:00 in the morning. 78th peace memorial ceremony this morning to mark the date the atomic bomb dropped on the city on august 6, 1945. at the event, city leaders

criticized nuclear weapons. in the bay area, a group of protesters gather in the east bay every year to honor the lives lost in the bombing. tri-valley cares is a nuclear watchdog group pushing for change at the local level. the group's name stands for communities against a radioactive environment. >> we are using it as a way to bring attention to the work that happens at livermore lab to the public. a lot of people do not realize livermore still 90% of the budget is devoted to nuclear weapons development. stephanie: protesters on friday honored a longtime activist who leaked the pentagon papers in 1971. on the peninsula, a nonprofit giving the happy honk award to city official for their choice to use nonlethal methods to manage the geese population. officials decided to coexist with the nearly 100 canadian geese in the area.

the decision comes after previous plans to kill the geese over health risks saved backlash. now to the planned debate between ron desantis and governor gavin newsom. desantis said his counterproposal to set the ground rules for the show down yesterday. he wants a live studio audience for the debate, something gavin newsom's team does not. he wanted to be held in iowa or georgia. newsom's team other states. both appear to want the debate to happen in the fall. marches continue for the professional dancer who was stabbed and killed in what authorities believe is a hate crime. the 17-year-old suspect has been charged with murder and criminal possession of a weapon. authorities say he was station in brooklyn when a group of men shouted gay slurs. the incident led to a dispute and he was stabbed. he will be laid to rest in

philadelphia on tuesday. still ahead, messages of turn to love. how local kids are responding after anti-semitic messages were left on their doorsteps. we are going to take you outside for a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. the fog is not here today. we are expecting a hot one today. 6:36 is the time.

stephanie: welcome back. a nice beauty shop from our exploratorium camera. the time is 6:39. here's something to cheer you up this morning. in pacifica, the waves were not too rough for the pups who came out for the world surfing championships. these dogs were surfing. very impressive.

the competition has been around since 2006. the same team that started it was behind the event yesterday. also at the event, reach frisbee, costume contests, and pet adoptions. you can see everyone in the ocean having fun with their dogs. the owner's dog collected. amazing to see all the families cannot for the fun event. they have inspired similar serve dog -- surf dog events across the world. mclaren park sounded like the 1960's this weekend. >> ♪ spend the night stephanie: lots of fun. a huge turnout to pay respects to san francisco's native son and music icon jerry garcia. the event brought together a lot of music lovers and deadheads to enjoy some of his classic hits.

we are told it was followed by at least 11 different neighborhood after parties. not surprising. in the north bay, one neighborhood is pushing back against hateful flyers left on doorsteps last week. some kids are turning the hate speech around by creating their own messages of love and acceptance. cornell barnard tells us how they are building a better bay area. >> this way. reporter: these friends say all began 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? reporter: recently, players were left on doorsteps containing anti-semitic language. this security camera caught one flyer landing in their driveway last saturday night, tossed from a passing car. >> i felt really bad. why would somebody do that? that is mean and sad.

reporter: she and her sister and friend were so upset that they decided to push back with multicolored markers. >> we decided we were going to make like flyers tha of the opposite of what they were saying, so we wanted to make a difference. reporter: here's what the girls created. poster after poster with positive words and images. the next step for the girls, they took to the streets canvassing the same neighborhoods where these flyers were left. >> people can see it while they are walking by. reporter: they even reached out to neighbors. >> here are some flyers for you. reporter: the same neighbors who received the racist flyers. >> "everyone should be included." reporter: their dad's impressed by what they did. >> have to say i was pretty proud. >> it is a learning opportunity for the kids and the kids get to turn it around and show some

love to the neighbors that received these. reporter: authorities are investigating. the central mayor and police says it does not condone or tolerate hate speech. meanti the poster campaign to other areas to spread joy this summer. >> it felt like i was doing something good for the world. stephanie: so inspiring. we are going to check in with lisa for the forecast. lisa: we are warming up quickly. good morning mount tam, temperatures in the 70's. mount diablo about 72 degrees. already warm in the upper elevations. we will surpass average highs today for most of the bay area. it is a one day only

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stephanie: some haze visible from our camera this morning. the air quality index is still good to moderate as you wake up. the time is 6:45. in sports, new details overnight. the u.s. women's soccer team is no longer in the world cup after losing to sweden. after a scoreless match, sweden won 5-4. a tournament expected to be the last for trail blazer megan rapinoe. she announced her retirement in july. the giants are back in oakland today to face the a's. the bay bridge series continues this afternoon with the first pitch at 1:07. it was also a big saturday night for some indoor football with the bay area panthers in nevada. abc 7 sports anchor casey pratt has your morning sports. >> good morning, usually when the a's and giants meet, it is called the battle of the bay. this year, it has been called

unite the bay. they are calling on the owner to sell. they did so loudly. giants and a's fans together at the coliseum. bottom four, no score. he makes a spectacular catch while crashing in to the fence. no fear. holds on and gets a face full of wall. pitcher ross tripling loves it. no giant is going to catch this. jordan diaz with his eighth of the year. 1-0 a's. their fifth straight game only scoring via the solo homer. giants doing themselves no favors. patrick is doubled up at first. giants only with three hits but did tie the game on a sac fly. automate, bases-loaded, two

bouts -- bottom eight, bases-loaded, two outs. despite a heroic effort, bailey completes the tag. good play, you are out. last chance for the giants. the a's end up winning 2-1. just their 31st win of the year but the story is the noise from the crowd. >> it is so great to have that type of energy in the stands. when we have had those crowds, we have played well. it feels good to sit here after a game like that and be on the right side of it. >> sell the team! >> it is crazy out there. most of the time, i do not hear much out there. all of a sudden, they started chanting and it felt like a wave. >> sell the team! >> it is incredible. not many places louder than oakland. >> this is the other baseball video everyone was talking about.

tim anderson does not like josé ramirez fighting between his legs so they exchanged some pleasantries. anderson takes a swing but misses. ramirez catches him with the right and down goes anderson. down goes anderson! suspensions likely coming soon. that was wild. indoor football league championship. marshawn lynch taking part in ceremonies. qb dalton almost untouched. hard to do in indoor football. 7-0 panthers. sneed had three touchdown passes. the panthers led by two touchdowns at the break. sioux falls got within three late but the panthers put it away. bridges with the pick six in the end zone. he put the bay backup i-17. the panthers win 51-41. they are league champs after winning just one game last year. have a great weekend.

[applause] stephanie: that she is. four-time olympic gold medalist simone biles made her return to gymnastics yesterday in chicago. the 26-year-old walked away as the champion of all around. her performance qualified her for the national championships in san jose starting on august 24. looking forward to that. turning to the weather, let's check in with lisa on the sunday warm up. lisa: on the way with very little fog and a quick warm-up even where you do have fog. here's a look at live doppler 7. the winds and lack of fog is a good indicator it will be a warm day. look at the haze from vollmer peak. it is already hazy. the air quality will be less than ideal. today, moderate for everyone as

high-pressure strengthens its grip on the bay area. it loosens it for monday. that is why we are getting into a better sea breeze and moderate air quality. everyone will see better air quality and temperatures below average on tuesday. here is a look at the smoke in the highest elevations. very thin layer above 25,000 feet today into monday. that will aid in the haze in the atmosphere today. 55 degrees in santa cruz. much warmer today in the upper 70's here. the one-day warm-up is even going to warm up the beaches. 58 in oakland. 60 in san jose. upper 50's from half moon bay where we have the fog. a beautiful start to the day. the bay bridge. 58 in santa rosa. 61 in napa. the winds nearly absent in the inland valleys. the golden gate bridge often do we see this? as we get into the fall, pretty often. today will be a pretty day with a lot of son.

the fire danger index goes up as well as the risk for he related illnesses. the heat eases for many of you around the bay for monday. upper 80's in santa clara. 96 in los gatos. a warmer day for san jose. 80's and 90's. that is a warm day. 60's on the coast. you will warm into the upper 60's to near 70 and then drop off with the sea breeze and increasing fog throughout the afternoon. 95 in petaluma. vallejo, 97. 90's in napa. toward santa rosa, upper 90's. cloverdale, 100 degrees. a lot of 80's for the east bay. union city, 86. in oakland today, two to four degrees warmer than yesterday. thank goodness for the back to

school kids in oakland tomorrow, it will be cooler. today, 81. 102 in concord. 99 in the san ramon valley. sizzling heat today inland. mid-80's around the bayshore. still comfortable at the coast. it will warm up quickly before noontime into the early afternoon at the beaches. i monday, -- by mo seven degrees cooler. middle of the week, it will feel warm. we will get muggier and cloudier. subtropical moisture adding different things to the mix for the seven-day outlook. stephanie: a good day for the beach and pool. it will be hot. or a good day for a beer. etc., right. we have a story coming up about a distillery that shut down in the prohibition that makes a return. how enterprise brewing is trying to help employees. we will have that, coming up.

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stephanie: did you get a ticket? here are the winning numbers from last night's powerball drawing. monday's drawing increases to an estimated $145 million jackpot. the winning numbers from last night's $82 million drawing. one person pulled the ticket matching all five numbers and the mega number in victorville in southern california. wednesday's drawing resets to an estimated $7 million jackpot. a brewery is back open in san francisco after its original location was shut down during the prohibition. the new enterprise brewing is located in the south of market

area on howard between seventh and eighth. sales from the ale will partially go to employees of the recently closed anchor brewing. three mayors will come together again for the celebrity grape stomp in san jose. they tried their best but the san jose mayor squeezed out the most great juice. congrats to matt. today's event starts at 2:00. could you imagine stomping on that many grapes? lisa: wild. stephanie: it takes a lot of effort. lisa: nice workout. take it easy today because we are warming up everywhere near 90 in san jose. mid-80's in hayward. 102 in the livermore valley. mid-60's half moon bay. slightly cooler tomorrow for the first day of school in oakland, 70's.

the rest of the week, cooler with more humidity by the end of the week. subtropical moisture coming our way. we will see what that brings us. stephanie: looking forward to that. thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. and stephanie sierra with lisa argen. abc7news continues at 9:00. have a great day. >> live in oakland. >> yes! >> you are watching abc 7 news live. >> we are -- >> we are -- >> where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our streaming app.

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