>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions this is abc seven news. >> now at 9:00 and east is under investigation. the warnings from public health officials after two death linked to legionnaires' disease. sunday, august 6. i'm stephanie sierra. we will have more on our top story in a moment.

first meteorologist lisa argen is your tracking a hot one today. lisa: super hot. nice in the city and by the bay temperatures are heating up with a layer of fog along the coast that will put away temporarily. what a gorgeous view here at the golden gate bridge. very little wind. 58 downtown. 66 oakland, upper 60's mt. palo alto. fog and 57 at half moon bay. you can see a little bit of a dean is out there, 64 santa rosa, upper 60's, novato, napa, low 70's concorde and evermore. another 30 degrees of warming for the inland valleys. we are to-seven degrees warmer compared to yesterday. northerly wind above 2000 feet. those are helping he does up quickly. through the next couple hours of that. 80's, 90's, near 100 by 1:00. but, it's only a one-day event, stephanie. i will explain in a few minutes. stephanie: lisa, thank you. new this morning a sideshow left

three people hurt and a car submerged in water in contra costa county. this video just into our newsroom. you can see the car getting towed out of the water. a sideshow happened at the antioch marina in smiths landing parking lot late saturday night. ending with the submerged car. another driver crashed in the parking lot and broke a fire hydrant. you can see here. a third driver from the sideshow crashed near 10th and g streets. 10 people were injured and were taken to the hospital. it's unclear if the third driver was injured in the crash. new details this morning. a day spa in richmond is raising public health concerns after two people died of legionnaires' disease. they likely caught it at the spa. now we are learning the business was also operating without permits. here is the abc7news anser hassan. >> the zen days shot in richmond shot down by public is officials following two deaths linked to

legionnaires' disease. >> two individuals have died. the third individual survived. supervisor says the third man tested positive in june but the other two died these -- this week after visiting the spot days before. county health officials are trying to track down others that visited the spot. >> we are trying to secure things like credit card receipts and appointment books to get in touch with people that might have been here. anser: legionella bacteria is found in water like legs and streams but concerns arise when the bacteria appear in hot tubs or swimming bills -- swimming pools. >> the bacteria lives in water droplets, especially in situations where there might be pooling water. that allows the bacteria to grow and when the water is aerosolized and individual can inhale it into their lungs. >> that is what happen here. a closed room in water that was

vaporizing. there is a little waterfall that comes out of the hot top. obviously, there is a lot of steam in the room. that is why the risk here was so great. anser: public health officials emphasize legionnaires' disease is treatable. the incubation. -- incubation following exposure is 2-14 days. officials are asking anybody who visited the spot the last two weeks to get tested. >> we are collecting samples to see if it hasn't the same strain of bacteria that infected the people that were here. we will have for limitary results later next week. anser: these farm may have been operating illegally by not having a business permit or a permit for a hot top. -- october. >> why there is any criminal negligence is up to the district attorney. >> business owners cannot be reached for comment but county health officials say the owners

are cooperating in the investigation. in richmond, anser hassan, abc7news. stephanie: the last known case of legionnaires' disease in the bay area were diagnosed last august in san jose. it was a couple from long beach that contracted the sick as at their sickness after staying at the aloft hotel. both were treated at a hospital and survived. in that case ended care of county health officials traced the bacteria to the hotel hot tub. you details on the group of east bay missionaries that were stranded in niger doing a military coup. we can report this morning the church members are now back on u.s. soil. tara campbell shares the truly emotional reunion. >> waiting for his family to appear through these doors at the oakland international airport. his wife, daughter, and father in law among 15 people caught in a military coup while

volunteering at bible schools in niger. the majority of them from four star christian school in antioch where logan is the principal. the group escaped on a plane to paris friday. with family and friends by their side, the moment they have been praying for. happiness. my family is safe. the last seven days have been awful. >> i was just so excited to see everybody. we have been sitting on the plane for a little bit. super excited to be here. tara: was there a moment you feared he would not get out? >> no. i knew we would make it back because i knew the lord had us in his hands the entire time. i know that our family and

friends were working so hard. >> it is kind of surreal. we traveled over 24 hours to get here. it is good to be here in the daylight. we last -- left almost in the dark and flew all night in the dark. we were in dallas. now it is nice to be on usa soil and it is wonderful to be here. >> it is a sense of relief. it is a relief. and, you know, we have been married a long time. a very long time. i do not like being without him. he is my other half. >> i am so grateful for this day, so grateful for feinstein, congressman garamendi. they helped us. they heard our needs. the state department saved our people. they brought him home. today i am grateful to be an american, oh my goodness. so good, so grateful, so grateful. tara: tara campbell abc7news. stephanie: thinking of all of those families, grateful, of course, for their safe return.

in the east bay now a deadly law enforcement shooting last month is prompting demand for the release of body camera footage. a group rallied yesterday afternoon at heritage plaza to remember the man shot and killed by a chp officer and and allegheny county sheriff's deputy near san leandro in july. shots were fired during a confrontation where he tried taking the chp officers done during a scuffle. >> the officers that killed him that night, are they still working? are they still in the community or have they been sent off suspension? we have no idea. stephanie: they took part in a memorial bike ride to the location where the shooting happened. oakland is still without a police chief but is rapping about first to find one. in the first five community forums members and residents spoke about what they are looking for in a new chief. cornell barnard was there. >> we need somebody extremely

brave. fearless, truthful. cornell: there were lots of ideas about what qualities the next oakland police chief should have. >> this person should realize it's a very difficult job. cornell: a small but vocal group at the first community form hosted by the oakland police commission to let the public way in about opd's next leader. >> we want input into what kind of chief the community wants to see at what priorities they want the chief to undertake. cornell: priorities like reducing crime. the opd's is -- it says since january violenim is up 15% compared to the same time last year. >> you have to have an understanding of what crime is, how it works, where it comes from, how you deal with it. cornell: others what the next chief to reflect the values of oakland. >> whoever the next chief is male or female they need to be able to have a passion for people. cornell: oakland has been without a chief since february

when mayor chantelle fired leronne armstrong afternoon independent investigation found he failed to hold some of his officers accountable for misconduct. some of the businesses that have been the target of recent break-ins like this dispensary on west brand are standing up against crime sounding off about the next police chief. >> it is just standing with the community letting them know we are still here. cornell: thieves drove into bloom dispensary last sunday and still product. the store holding a solidarity event with colonial doughnuts, that was also hit. she says the next chief should win -- lead weather got ability. >> responded more probably. i don't know if please ever showed -- bullies ever showed up the day we were broken into. anser: after the public forum they will select four candidates and is the list will be sent to the mayor to make the final decision. in open cornell barnard abc7news. stephanie: first responders are partnering with san mateo county residents to make sure they are ready in case of emergency.

it was for disaster preparedness day at the san mateo county event center. the goal was to teach residents about things like performing cpr, wildfire preparedness, and how to deal with the unthinkable if it were to happen. first responders say they want to make sure all citizens know how to help. >> whether you dealing with people or looking to save a life or you are just helping out with traffic you just being present and it just being in there and that is where it counts. stephanie: families had the opportunity to tour firetrucks and other emergency response vehicles. not weather. a peek outside with three set. how lisa: is it looking? lisa:beautiful. 62 here, 67 at the airport, through the low to mid 70's today downtown. already 73 in livermore. we are talking a quick warm-up today. air quality moderate and triple digits in length. state tuned. i will -- stay tuned. i'll have the full details. stephanie: ahead, a robo taxi

protest. we see them everywhere. weibel and cruise cars driving around san francisco. the question is, are they impacting emergency response times? plus, tomorrow get your backpacks ready. school bells will ring and classrooms in oakland are hoping for a fresh start. we will have that coming up.

we see them everywhere cruise cars and waymo cars driving around san francisco with his some question whether the atoll omits vehicles or drive -- interfering with public safety. the public safety commission is holding a meeting tomorrow to discuss robo taxi's getting in the way a first responders read the san francisco taxi workers alliance will protest at the meeting hoping from stopping the commission from lifting current restrictions on economists vehicles. the alliance says the cars for breakdowns creating a street blockages that interfere with

police and firefighters. the rally will begin at 11:30 am outside the offices along mcallister street. it's back-to-school time. that means it's back to the backpacks. thanks to the samaritan house nearly 3000 bay area students now have a new backpack school supplies from the annual backpack giveaway in san mateo. organizers safety event is crucial as some families are still recovering from the financial impact of the pandemic. >> post-pandemic everybody is thinking the world is shifting back to normal. there is a new normal. as you know our economy has shifted so much that the dollar does not stretch as much as it did before. for our clients, again, we are earning minimum wage, maybe a little more to live in this very expensive community. us being able to support them and underwrite their expenses is critical. been providing support to people in need for more than 45 years.

speaking of back-to-school oakland students will be back in a class starting tomorrow. all last week students and teachers were gearing up. the abc7news senior education reporter leanne melendez says after the pandemic to teachers strikes, they are hoping the year go smoothly. >> welcome back to oakland high school. there you go, ladies. leanne: if only there was a way to slow down summer. >> i am still on summertime but i'm excited to go back and see my friends and graduate. >> we are excited for the school year to start. leanne: welcome to registration we get oakland high school. >> kids will come in and they will check that their online registration happened. they will get their id pictures today and their schedules today. stephanie: more than 600 students are expected to show up with their parents to confirm their enrollment. asia smith told us she hopes her senior year sees no interruptions like previous years. >> hopefully nothing to do with like covid or striking more anything. leanne: the teachers strike

started in early may and kept students away from the classroom for nearly two weeks. >> when you interrupt instruction, when you interrupt the pace of the schedule, both in the instruction and also the interactions, kids struggle and teachers struggle. leanne: the principle here, pamela moy, says the school plans on maximizing instructional time to make up for the lost days. >> it's about just getting into the classroom starting work, really getting people back into the grind, if you will. the cycle of learning and growing. leanne: at prescott elementary teachers like ms. williams began setting up their classrooms while volunteers decorated the hallway bulletin boards. >> we bring a community in and they really helped to transform spaces. so, the first day of school is the best day of school. leanne: the oakland education fund has about 30 organizations a volunteer throughout the year. today the accounting firm kpmg

international had its national service day and picked prescott to show their commitment to the community. >> the people who care about oakland students, and want them to have the best experiences they can throughout the year. leanne: in oakland leanne melendez abc7news. >> as you are packing up your backpacks tonight let's check on it was decent to see how the back-to-school forecast is shaping up tomorrow. lisa: thank goodness we will be cooler. it will not be like today. today we are climbing anywhere from 2-5 degrees warmer than yesterday. tomorrow, the first day of school for the kids in oakland, temperatures are coming down. overnight tonight we will look at a return to the low clouds, the fog of breezy wind, and temperatures that are pretty chilly. 7:00 58 degrees. you will need a jacket. by the afternoon just in the 70's compared to a much warmer sunday. even the breezy wind will return. that is good timing for sure.

as we look at live doppler 7 now the fog is not far away, but its influence is only being felt at the immediate coast later today as the wind backs off. high-pressure is at its strongest today. as we look up and down the state here notice it's everywhere. it is very hot in southern california. they will not be feeling the effects of the fog at all for quite some time. to the tropics we have a minimal hurricane that will be weakening bringing up some moisture into southern california. you can see it making a turn tuesday night. if this area of low pressure will spread moisture and clouds and we may even get humidity from it as we get to the wednesday/thursday timeframe. that is the second half of the work week. right now you can see how blue it is from emeryville, low 60's in san francisco, 66 in oakland, for 60 san jose. 55 was hazy son half moon bay. these trails as moderate air-quality today with high-pressure at its strongest.

wind is pulling down high-level smoke. from oregon we will be hazy or than yesterday. 64 santa rosa, 68 in napa. 70's from fairfield, concord and livermore. nice and mild. from mount tam pretty hasty. patchy coastal fog is retreating. mild to weather at the coast. it will be a beautiful day from the city along the peninsula. getting kind of testy down the peninsula over into the east bay. the heat eases for most of us tomorrow but it will really take the entirety of the day for the sea breeze to allow for the cooling to get into our east bay valleys on tuesday. here is a look at the upper level smoke. only in the blue. still above 20,000 feet. you will notice haziness takes us into monday. not until tuesday when we will see a reversal of the wind. better quality. fire danger index, of renovation very dry out there and feel gets drier throughout the day with

temperatures near 100 degrees inland. monday is almost as hot. around the bay we are cooler. 70's and 80's. tuesday could be the coolest. wednesday we will bump the temperatures up a little bit and then we talked about the subtropical moisture perhaps coming our way after that. 72 downtown. 99 in santa rosa. 102 concord. 101 livermore. san jose 90. the accuweather 7-day forecast, the hottest day today. school starts tomorrow. not as hot for most of us around the bay except inland communities will still be toasting on then you can see the cool down through the rest of the week. >> expect to see more haziness today. >> exactly. >> and we saw a low layer threat this morning from our cameras. the ache qi here in san francisco has dropped from moderate to good. at least air-quality is good. thank you. coming up, we have technology with mental health in mind. a mission from young bay area leaders to enhance technology around the world.

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>> build a better bay area we want to tell you about use lead organizations recognized for making the digital age more inclusive and equitable. abc7news reporter dustin dorsey shows new -- impacts in the tech industry. >> technology artificial intelligence and social media create issues that are felt by many but hard to solve. use across the country are making their voices heard. >> the next generation of industry builders, of technologists, many of them are younger. many it resides here in silicon valley or have come here from elsewhere to build a future. they are a lot more conscious of social impact and social justice with regarding analogy. justin: some local groups are

being recognized for contributions. organizations with bay area ties are three of the 26 youth led initiatives nationwide that received a first of its kind grant from the responsible technology youth power fund in an effort to build a more inclusive, equitable, and accountable technology ecosystem. >> it was empowering and wonderful for the young people that help to build it and validates the importance of the work they are doing. >> there has always been the feeling in our group that we need to do this work. to see that we are receiving grant funding it is good to know that in the fight for more equitable digital environments young people can and are at the forefront. justin: some winne of san jose's on that received a call from prince harry at meghan markle. >> thank you for everything you do. our kids are incredibly grateful. >> they don't know it yet but they will. >> my reaction was immediate

shock. such an honor. justin: considered by some to be the greta thunberg of ai she says they use led groups have seen the good and bad impacts that the technology can have. she says the grant to be a launching point to make a difference in the world of technology especially ai. >> there are immense risks but there are immense opportunities and we can only make sure ai is ethically governed if we have young people with a seat at the table because our generation has grown up at the most -- as the most hyper connected. justin: in the south bay dustin dorsey abc7news. stephanie: still to come on abc 7 mornings the former president faces a new deadline. why prosecutors are concerned about his public social media posts and its impact during the trial. plus, governors showdown. ron desantis'

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moving forward, finding solutions. stephanie: starting this half-hour with a look at the weather in the hot forecast today. triple digits. lisa: it was hot yesterday and today we are already in the 70's in our inland valleys. here is a look from fulmer peak and air quality is good. upper elevations were warmer and will warm quicker. moderate air-quality through the day today. a better sea breeze tomorrow will bring us better air quality. then the rest of the week. closer to the bay at emeryville all in the 60's, near 70's on the peninsula on the south bay. half moon bay brighter despite 55 degrees. we look at the temperatures here in the 70's. perhaps they did degrees within the 10:00 hour. though 70 santa rosa and the warm up already occurring. temperatures have really climbed in the last hour. north wind responsible for that is high-pressure builds.

haziness from mount tam. through the next couple hours we will hit 90 degrees by probably noon in our inland valleys, staying in the 60's at the coast, 70's temporarily as we warmed through the 1:00, 2:00 hour. then you will notice triple digit heat late in the afternoon inland. developing news former president donald trump back on the campaign trail following his arraignment on election fraud charges. abc news reporter allison kasich tells us what donald trump is saying about the indictments and the new poll on what americans think about them. >> former president trump campaigning this weekend after pleading not guilty to charges he had eagerly attempted to overturn the 2020 election while headlining a fundraising gala in south carolina donald trump criticized special counsel jack smith. >> deranged jack smith. he is it arranged human being. take a look at that face. you say, that guy is a sick man. there is something wrong with him. allison tolan smith requesting a

protective order citing the truth social post in the former president stating if you go after me i am coming after you. prosecutors are concerned donald trump could disclose evidence writing "if the defendant were to begin issuing public posts using details of four example grand jury could have a harmful effect on witnesses or adversely affect the fair administration of justice in the case." the trump campaign responded in a statement friday calling the social media post the definition of political speech. the judge issued a 5:00 p.m. monday deadline for a response to which donald trump's legal team replied with a request for a three day delay. that request was denied. a new poll finds 65% of americans think the new charges are serious. though, 46% think the charges are politically motivated. >> he is innocent until he is

proven guilty. they will have to prove that and it will be hard to do. >> there will probably be many more indictments. they are trying to arrest this man to prevent him from running for president. allison: the former president visits new hampshire this tuesday. allison caustic abc news new york. stephanie: a big closure we have been telling you about all weekend. road were closing up eastbound i-80 in western contra costa county is right on schedule. this is the second of three closures on the section of a freeway this summer. this view from caltrans, repaving a section of the road always from highway four in hercules to coming skyway. a keep in mind the carquinez bridge is still open. here is an update from caltrans. >> we have cruise out there -- crews out there doing our concrete pores, placing the rebar. a on-time and on schedule. stephanie: good news.here's a md

portion of i-80. yo can see that along with the recommended detours to get around the closure.you can see n green. the lanes are expected to reopen tomorrow at 5:00 a.m.. 78th peace memorial ceremony this morning to mark the day that the atomic bomb was dropped on the city august 6, 1945. at the event city leaders criticized nuclear weapons. here in the bay area a group of protesters gather in the east bay every year to honor the lives lost during 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 this us a way to bring attention to the work that happens at livermore lab to the public. a lot of people do not realize that livermore, to this day,

still, 90% of the budget is devoted to nuclear weapons development. stephanie: protesters friday honored the late daniel ellsworth, a longtime activist that leaked the pentagon papers in 1971. on the peninsula now a nonprofit called in defense of animals is giving the happy hawk award to fast -- foster city officials for their choice to use nonlethal methods to manage vicki's population. officials decided to "coexist" with a nearly 100 canadian geese in the area. if the decision comes after previous plans to kill the geese over health risks received backlash. now to the florida governor ron desantis and governor gavin newsom. desantis and his counterproposal to set the ground rules for the showdown yesterday. he wants a live studio audience for the debate, something gavin newsom steam does not. he wanted held in iowa or georgia. gavin newsom's team proposed to

georgia, nevada, or north carolina. it proposed -- appears both governors would prefer a debate to happen sometime in the fall. marches continue for o shea sibley the professional dancers to been killed in what authorities believe was a hate crime. the 17-year-old suspect accused was charged with murder and criminal possession of a weapon. authorities say sibley was invoking at a gas station in brooklyn with them -- when a group of men shouted gay slurs at his group and sibley was stabbed not long afterward. he will be laid to rest in philadelphia tuesday. robo calls. we all get them. are they the worst? this morning we are learning the federal communications commission tracked down those behind making more than 5 million of them. it's an international network of companies working and auto warranty scam. the ftc said the companies made the calls to nearly 500 million phone numbers.

the commission issued a record-breaking $300 million fine. the companies are accused of breaking multiple laws by using fake caller ids and making pre-recorded voice calls to cell phones prior consent. coming up, messages of hatred turned to love. an incredible story about how local kids of responding after anti-semitic messages were left on their doorsteps. and, we take you outside here for a beautiful shot of our sutro camera from the golden gate bridge. you can see no fog in sight but you could see haziness later today. we are seeing hot temperatures. the time now

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here is a live look from our mount tam camera where you can see haziness through the bay area. in the distance. expect moderator quality today. dog lovers if this does not cheer you up i do not know what will.

i had to double take this video several times because those are not just humans in the ocean there. there are pups taking to the tides in pacifica. thankfully the road -- waves were not too rough for the world dog surfing championships. so fun for it i took my dog above a one year. the competition has been around since 2006 and it is so fun to see. some of the dogs are so calm and collected riding the waves. lisa and i were commenting on rosie yesterday, on her force of nature as she took that wave. lots of fun here in pacifica. they have frisbee and costume contest to sand -- contests and competitions that have inspired similar competitions across the world. a lot of fun. san francisco's mclaren park sounded like the 1960's this weekend. year's jerry day to pay respect

for san francisco's native son and music icon jerry garcia. the event brought together a lot of music so -- music lovers and of course deadheads to enjoy some of jerry's classic hits. it was followed by a least 11 different neighborhood after parties. in the north bay one neighborhood is pushing back against hateful flyers left on people's doorsteps last week. but some kids are turning to hate speech around by creating their own messages of love and acceptance. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard tells us how they are building a better bay area. cornell: all began with a blank piece of paper. an idea sparked by an editing neighborhood incident. >> it made me feel super sad. why would somebody do that? cornell: recently flyers were left on doorsteps in puerto madero and clarksburg containing anti-semitic language. the shirley family security

camera caught one of the flyers landing in their driveway last saturday i tossed from a passing car. >> i felt really bad. why would somebody do that? that is mean and sad. cornell: ebony reed and her sister and friend were so upset they decided to push back with multicolored markers. >> we decided we would make like flyers that were kind of like the opposite of what they were saying. we wanted to make a difference. cornell: here is what the girls created. poster after poster with positive words and images. the next step is the girls took to the streets canvassing the same neighborhoods where the flyers were left. they even reached out to neighbors. >> here are some fires for you. cornell: the same neighbors that received the racialist -- racist flyers. >the girls dads are pretty and plast -- pretty impressed by what they did. >> i was pretty darn proud, yes.

>> it is a learning opportunity for the kids and of the kids actually get to turn it around and show some love to the neighbors that received these. cornell: authorities are investigating. in a statement to central marin police says it does not condone or tolerate any form of hate speech. an informational report will be sent to the marin county district attorney's office regarding the hate incident. meantime the girls plan to take the poster campaign to other areas to spread joy this summer. >> it felt like i was doing something really good in the world. cornell: in marin county cornell barnard abc 7 news. >> what a remarkable message adhering to the golden rule. lisa: so cute. that's a heartwarming story. good morning, everybody. look at the blue sky. 57 in half moon bay. 75 in fairfield. we will see a return for the fog. but even at the coast we will

see mild temperatures. we will talk about it and tell you how warm it will get today. do not get too used to it. we get a gold out as soon as

>> in sports new details overnight. the u.s. women's soccer team is no longer in the world cup after leaving -- losing to sweden. after a scoreless match sweden 15-4 over a sudden death penalty kick. the tournament is expected to be the last for trail blazer megan rapinoe who announced her retirement in july. the giants are in oakland today to face the a's. the favorite series continues this afternoon with first pitch at 1:0 7:00 p.m.. a big saturday night for some indoor football with the bay area panthers in nevada. the abc 7 sports anchor casey pratt has sports. >> usually when the a's and giants meet it is called the battle of the day. this year it is you not the bay

with a's fans asking owner john fisher to sell. > giants and a's fans together at the coliseum. bottom of the four, no score, seth brown depot left. luis motto on the round -- run and makes a spectacular crash into the fence. no fear. holds on. a face full of wall. that is putting your body on the line. picture ross strickland loves it. autumn five, no giant will catch this. doran g as was a blast. 1-0 a's. their fifth straight game only scoring via a solo homer. so far only one-messing a stop at the top of the seventh. jj with the sliding catch. patrick bailey doubled up at first. the giants only with three hits but they ended up tying the game with a sac fly.

bottoming bases-loaded two outcome a brown through the right side, scores. the throw will beat tony kemp by a lot despite a heroic effort. bailey completes the tack here. good play. you are out. 2-1 a's. crawford rounds out and the a's end up winning 2-1, the 31st one of the year. the story is the noise from the crowd. >> is great to have that type of energy in the stands. when we have had the crowds we have played well. it feels good to sit here after a game like that and be on the right side of it. >> it is crazy out there. i don't really hear much out there. but, they started chanting and it felt like a wave that hits you. >> it is incredible. there are not many places louder than oakland. >> the white sox video everybody was talking about.

tim anderson does not lie because ramirez sliding between his legs. they exchanged pleasantries and anderson eventually said put up your dukes. he will take a swing. he misses. down goes anderson. down goes anderson. suspension is likely coming soon. that was absolutely wild. an indoor league football championship. the panthers honor marshawn lynch taking part in a coin toss series. the panthers struck first with the qb dalton sneed almost untouched. that is hard to do in indoor football. 7-0 panthers. sneed had three touchdowns in the first half included in this tough one for a touchdown. the panthers led by two touchdowns at the break. sioux falls ended up getting it close within three light but the panthers put it away. marquise bridgers with a pick six in the end some going to links of the field put the panthers up by 17. the panthers went 51-41. they are league champions after winning just one game last year. have a great weekend everybody.

i'm casey pratt. gold medalist simone biles may to return to gymnastics yesterday in chicago. the 26-year-old walked away the champion all around. vault, flow over to income and balance beam. her performance qualified her for the national championships in san jose starting august 24. looking forward to that. also, looking forward to a warm up today. it lisa, how is it looking? lisa: it's warming up already. we will surpass all the high-temperature's we had for saturday. today is the warmest day. not a lot of stratus out there. you can see fog along the coast. high elevation and haze will be visiting us with moderate air now. from emeryville, 62 downtown, 66 in oakland, 70 in mountain view and palo alto.

sun was a cool 57 half mo from our sutro tower camera air quality looks good now. mid 70's in santa rosa and it is not even 10:00. 68 in napa. low to mid 70's by the delta. a quick warm-up with hard pressure on top of us brushing down -- pressing down on the atmosphere. little wind and compressional heating. northerly wind allowing for a quick warm-up. there is san jose. temperatures here will be around 90 degrees this afternoon. much of the bay area will not be as hot tomorrow. this morning mild at the coast, toasty in, 5-8 is warmer for yesterday work well most of us. the same to a few degrees warmer at the coast but the heat will ease on monday. and a sharp called on tuesday. here is a look at our fire danger index. we have not used it much at all the summer. hopefully not much in the fall. that is our driest time

indicating the driest areas. the potential for low or moderate fire danger and with the hot temperatures today and no rain the past several months you can see highlighted areas from the hills, the blue areas here and the yellow indicates the diablo range, the hills of the south bay and towards the north bay where it will be toasty today. temperatures many of them towards 100 degrees. in the south bay hot enough. nine-day in san jose. santa cruz starting out in the fog. we warmed to 80 today. 86 in sunnyvale. fog nearby will provide the afternoon breeze. the quick warm-up texas the to mid 80's from menlo park to palo alto. 90 in redwood city. warm yesterday, warmer today. patchy fog from the coast here. temperatures from the upper 60's and to the fog rolls in. early on a slow warm-up and a pleasant day here and we get a

little bit of haziness in the afternoon so you will notice that it is a typical hot summer day for the north bay with 95 petaluma. 97 by the water in vallejo. calistoga 99. cloverdale triple digits. 82 for you in san leandro. towards fremont another five degrees of warming today. newark will be about 84 inland. 102 concord, one 03 brentwood. several days of this for the summertime. there have not been too many this time around. tonight due to the warmth we hold onto 60's and 70's. closer to the coast fog returning in comfortable 50's. today it is hot inland again tomorrow. not assad. cooler around the bay. the cool down for the week keeps us near or below average. so it has been an interesting summer. >> it has. grateful we have not had to report on too many fighters.

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