good sunday morning. coming up next on "today in the bay" runners take your mark and they are off. tens of thousands of athletes shooting through the streets of san francisco for the marathon. what you need to know so you can avoid traffic on a very busy day. fire resources stretched thin in the south bay. three separate fires break out within hours this weekend prompting several bay area cities to send in aid. scattered showers are expected to hit parts of the bay area today. rob mayeda is here. we'll have your seven day forecast. this is "today in the bay." it is 7:00 on your sunday

morning. a live picture there of the golden gate bridge. you'll probably catch little specks on the right-hand side of your screen. those are runners, 26,000 finely tuned athletes running in the marathon today. good morning. i'm sam brock alongside rob mayeda. rob they say in these kind of conditions, marathon conditions you want brisk but not cold temperatures. what are runners looking at. >> temperatures this morning mild. seeing a few showers at times around the peninsula. you don't have to worry about heat. in san jose mostly cloudy skies and had some light showers passing by. up to the north in hayward, you're seeing that from the south and what's left in san jose a few sprinkles around campbell and saratoga. those line of showers weakening as they cross the coastline but producing lightning around the monterey peninsula. this moisture will continue across the bay area. a mostly cloudy start. chance of seeing some showers and then i think as we get

towards the afternoon we should see most of the moisture move on with clearing. today's highs cooler than yesterday with the cloud cover. we'll 150e8s to 90s in the valleys and another chance of more moisture coming in with showers coming in to kick off the work week. thank you very much. happening right now thousands of people as we mentioned from all over the country wining their way through the streets of san francisco, they started at 5:30 a.m. to compete in the city's annual marathon. the route kicks off and finishes along embarcadero. with stops at the marina, golden gate bridge, the park and presidio tracing the northern parts of the city. there will be temporary closures and transit changes as more than 25,000 people lace up for the race. >> it does get very crowded. sometimes it's crowd with ball games. >> i did not know there was a lot of stuff going on.

but i'm used to it being from l.a. and there's always stuff going on. you just figure out ways around it. the marathon's conclusion will be around 1:00 this afternoon but just a few hours later more sports fans will file into the city as the giants try and avoid a sweep against their division rivals, the dodgers. caltran is adding more cajon pass for riders coming to the game or folks attending a late soccer match with san jose earthquakes. they are playing at candlestick park. fire crews bank on calmer winds and lower temperatures investigators are still trying to figure out what sparked several fires in the south bay. one of those flare ups a school fire in los gatos which crews say they are thankful they reached quickly stopping the flames from spreading. that fire broke out at the amphitheater at a school where students participated in a graduation ceremony last month. judy parks was nearby when the building started to burn.

investigators are still searching for a cause. >> it happened on purpose that would be terrible. >> firefighters say a drop in wind and temperature helped them keep the fire from moving to other parts of the school and doing more damage. in san jose crews spent the night circling the scene of a massive fire at an industrial complex that critically injured one worker. by the time crews arrived saturday morning several businesses had caught fire with flames shooting in to the air. >> we went defensive pretty early in the fire due to the size and the exposure issues. >> i'm thankful that they got on top of it as quickly as they did. >> we apologize some of that video broke up there. six different agencies banded together to extinguish those flames. by the time they finished the job for businesses had been lost. the man suffering burn injuries is an employee at one of the businesses but we're not sure yet which one. south bay fire crews had little time to catch their

breath before remember dispatched to a 15 acre vegetation fire in san jose. this started on mountain drive near the al almaden quicksilver park. it took two hours to control the flames. now to an escalating blaze near sacramento. >> the wildfire and number of responders have more than doubled. fire officials said the sand fire ripped through more than 4,000 acres of grass and timber. two strike teams from morgan hill are there. authorities say around 515 homes clearly under evacuation orders but the fire only about 20% contained. investigators pinpoint a car driving through dry vegetation as the catalyst for that fire. the owners of this 200-pound

tortoise had to make a difficult decision. opting to leave good old abe behind. a break in the fire allowed firefighters to rescue that tortoise anyway. his owner said abe is definitely strong and definitely a survivor. it's been six months since governor jerry brown declared a water crisis in california asking everybody to pitch in. so how successful has the state been at cutting its water usage by 20%? problematically nobody knows. that's because most state agencies haven't compared this year's usage to last year's they are lacking a baseline. the associated press asked 11 agencies or departments how much water they conserved and only four could provide the relevant information. while cuts are not mandatory these agencies report trying to conserve in a variety of ways include watering less and fixing leaky pipes. prisoners are required to take shorter showers in this crisis. new this morning, investigators hope that witnesses will lead them to the

person who shot three people in east palo alto overnight killing one man from hayward. crews had to set up lights to help them look for clues but by the end of the night they still weren't sure who shot a 31-year-old man and two women. the women were taken to the hospital. investigators expect them to survive. the man was dead before help arrived. this all happened near kavanaugh drive and gloria way. >> at this point we're investigating the crime and trying to determine what the motive was and who the suspects was. so we're encouraging anybody that has any information to call us and lead us in the right direction. >> some pieces they do know officials say the two women lived in the area and that the man was visiting from hayward. much more still ahead on "today in the bay." a little flavor of europa.

a spanish tradition known for its controversy rumbles through. ride sharing going into drive in the big apple. the big difference you'll see if you order up a ride in new york city. we'll be right back.

. it is 7:10 on your sunday morning, july the 27th. we start you off this morning with a live picture of foster city, looking a little bit hazy there for a clearer picture move on to a shot of emeriville. you can make out san francisco in the background. ride sharing app lift is spreading to new york city but with a noticeable change.

professional drivers are behind the wheel in the empire state. the ride sharing company was forced into the move because of taxi industry regulations. it also has stopped its ride sharing services in buffalo and rochester. lift is based here in san francisco. the company's president plans to work with government officials to change policies to allow ride sharing in new york. the alameda fair ground in pleasanton looking like spain. they took place in the first great bull run. 20 bulls were released in groups. thrill seekers got a chance to run alongside. of all the runners there was only one significant injury. >> they are just running their way through. they are like big cars. you have to run and hope for the best. >> definitely a part of my life. get out and stop. yeah, i'm is going to run. okay. >> maybe trust your instinct there and not run.

one man shared this video from his go prowith us. there was a huge tomato fight after the bull run. also a fight leading up to the event too. animal rights activists filed a lawsuit to stop the bull run but it was not settled in time. he made history on the moon, on saturday buzz aldrin visited the east bay as part of the 45th anniversary of the apollo 11 lunar walk. he met space fans in alameda. the aircraft carrier helped recover apollo 11 after it returned to earth. aldrin wants to help humans land on planet mars. >> now we're setting a commitment to begin doing that and another planet in the solar system. and that's the ultimate pioneering adventure for

humanity. >> during a q and a session at facebook headquarters aldrin said he thinks the mission to mars could actually happen by the year 2040. sounds like a long way out. much more ahead coming up on "today in the bay." next a long time bay area store looking for a new home. why it could be facing the same fate as many of its customers. the view over the bay shows you mid-level clouds and few passing showers. moisture coming up out of the south. we'll let you know what it means for the rest of your sunday morning forecast when we come right back.

7:15 on your sunday morning. a live picture there. from palo alto. moving ahead to also a shot from san francisco. that's the embarcadero, starting and ending spot for 26,000 sf

marathoners. more on that coming up. it's not the picture they were hoping for. san francisco art store popular with painters is finding itself in the same trouble as many of its artist without a place to share its wears. the search for a new home is anything but black and white. >> reporter: san francisco's history is a long colorful one and so is the story of flax art and design store. >> we got our start here in san francisco in 1938. >> reporter: here color leaf prs the shelves. and from a plain gray cabinet upstairs. >> is that little bit of our history cabinet. these are some of the old catalogs that we had. these are old photos. that's my dad. >> reporter: it paints a vivid picture of a store's beginning. >> my grandfather moved his family west from new jersey with $100 and opened up shop.

>> reporter: the store moved a couple of times before landing on market street. >> the original store front. >> reporter: 27 years ago. >> this is my grandma. >> reporter: some call it an art supply store. >> we consider ourselves a creative department store. >> reporter: selling the keys to imagination. >> an old fountain pen. >> reporter: stanley chan remembers this strip of market street. >> it was a rough place. >> reporter: but now -- >> san francisco is change. >> reporter: all along the street, all chinay condos have sprouted up. soon this corner where flax sits will sprout to. >> in 2015 this building will be torn down. >> reporter: like many customers who lost home in the stipulate's economic boom flax is searching for a new home. >> find 20,000 square feet of retail in san francisco will be

difficult. >> reporter: almost strange in these hi-tech times to visit a place that inspires people to turn their computers off. >> doing work with art where you get your hands dirty. >> reporter: the store will stay where it is another 16 months. hopefully then there will be a new colorful chapter. >> i've been through this stuff. >> reporter: for the plain gray locker upstairs. >> paper is so good you want to eat it. >> we'll be pulling for the owners there. you can probably smell it from here. if you love garlic and heat, gilroy is the place to be this weekend. the town's annual garlic festival is in full swing despite the high temperatures. the festival features garlicky food which the name suggests. live statement. contests and arts and crafts. for some it's an annual tradition and for others it's a way to give visitors a taste of california. >> we come here once a year.

>> what do you snet >> calamari and garlic fries. >> we have friends visiting from connecticut and michigan. we thought why not. but it's hot. >> organizers have set up shade canopies and water stations to help people deal with that heat. about 100,000 people come to gilroy for that garlic festival each year. cala mmmari and garlic not fat infusion. >> the wind is out of south you can smell it up to fremont. wind out of the north. south san jose, morgan hill you got that garlic in your backyard. right now in san jose and across the bay area, very interesting clouds across the sky. mid-level moisture coming in. a tropical looking sunrise across much of the bay area this morning. you can see kind of a mild start.

those numbers in the 60s around san jose. 65 degrees. you see the clouds over the east bay. a few showers and over towards san francisco marathon is going. coming up this evening, speak being of traffic, the giants game coming up a little bit earlier start, 5:07. 67 degrees, a few showers early in the day around the city and then we'll see partly cloudy skies later on. the story has been passing showers which have been coming up, moving south to north throughout the morning and there's a chance we could see a few more through mid-day. lighter showers moving up heading towards dublin and san ramon. showers earlier around san jose and los gatos. that drifts off to the north to fremont. the most intense showers have been offshore around the monterey shore line. you see the lightning strikes. most of the energy with this system and upper level support is rotating around an area upper level disturbance which is

moving off to north of us just offshore. there's a chance of brief thunder around the sea shore and a few passing showers moving from south to north. but the cloud cover today and increased moisture in the air we should knock down those daytime highs. we'll certainly see with the combination of low clouds and mist on the coast some cooling there. the fog underneath some of these low clouds or the stratus below those mid-level clouds stuck on the coastal line. we should see late day clearing. chances of showers today probably highest through about mid-day. this is where the moisture is coming in right now to about 2:00 this afternoon racing up towards the bay area overnight. mid-level cloud cover we're watching through mid-day and things clear temporarily i'd say because by the time we get into tomorrow we'll see another wave of this monsoon moisture coming in. especially out towards the sierra.

good chance to see showers wrapping up the weekend. it continue to come up out of the south. that will spread the moisture to the north between now and probably mid-day tuesday. for the coast you're looking at the fog but inland you'll see thunder showers across here and at times a few brief passing showers not out of the question. we begin the weekend with highs in the 90s around san jose. should be closer to mid-80s for this afternoon. still low 90s near gilroy and morgan hill. san francisco upper 60s to 70s. look at pleasanton. yesterday close to 100 degrees with clouds in place running a little bit cooler but increased humanity through about tuesday and trending cooler as we approach wednesday and thursday. sam? >> thank you very much, rob. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up next -- >> i had a lot of prayers, a lot of anxieties. >> she did something you would not expect a 17-year-old to

accomplish when a south bay's family plane vanished. extraordinary role she played in finding the wreckage.

made national headlines, a silicon valley ceo and his family disappeared without a trace. but one story was not exposed. a teenager who did what she could to try and discover that wreckage. >> you guys remember where it is? low pressure leadership is a quality that serves the camp counselor well. for anna goldberg get a group of fidgety 5 to 8-year-olds following her lead to build a birdhouse. it's a summer job she was sure she could handle. not at all like the leadership role she found herself in this

past winter. >> a lot of prayers, a lot of anxieties about kind of being able to step up to this role i had taken on somehow. >> reporter: the story starts in of all places somewhere susanna had never been before. the wilderness of idaho. it was there that a single-engine plane with five members of the smith family of san jose on board crashed on december 1st, 2013. dale smith the experienced pilot was also a personal friend. suzanna's scripture teacher at church. >> it was on a sunday. i don't remember who i heard it from. but they said that brother smith -- sorry. >> reporter: no one knew at the time but it would take weeks for the plane's wreckage to be found. suzanna said she would have trujed through the winter snow to search herself much what could a 17-year-old 500 miles

away do? a lot it turns out. suzanna learned of con not it provides slight images for searches. she began a facebook page to begin an organize online search of thousands upon thousands of satellite and aerial images. >> at the time it was gratifying to help. >> reporter: the group grew to more than 2,000 members and suzanna worked around the clock managing it all. in the process raising her own spirits and learning just how powerful a community can be behind the right leader. >> i know a lot of people came away with their faith strengthened and, you know, a better perspective on life and on people. >> reporter: garvin thomas, "today in the bay." >> nice to see something positive come out of tragedy

there. much more ahead on "today in the bay" including a briny boost for those who enjoy a local okay delicacy. oyster lovers have a little bit more time to enjoy them from depreciation bay. >> the expectation is that this will increase gasoline prices by a modest amount. >> here's the operative question. what does modest mean for california drivers who already have some of the highest gas prices in the country? the oil companies have a campaign warning about gas prices about to jump but is it true? reality check is coming up next.

it is 7:30 on your sunday morning, july the 27th. we begin your day today with a live picture of the golden gate bridge and some folks very fit individuals who are actually returning from the other side of

the bridge now as they participate in the san francisco marathon and we hope and wish them lots of electrolytes. electrolytes can be stacked in high heat which we've seen over the course of this weekend. what kind of conditions for today? >> the goldilocks thing. not too hot, not too cold. just about right. low 60s. other parts of the bay area we're seeing a few light showers. you're seeing that around hayward and caster valley and saratoga over the santa cruz mountains. weakening showers. we were looking at lightning produced the line crossing the monterey peninsula. still heavier showers offshore producing some isolated lightning strikes. along the coast at least short term a chance of some brief thunder. otherwise passing light showers at times. clouds beginning to break up as we head through the afternoon. but with all the cloud cover we

should see temperatures today running a little bit cooler. right now 62 in san francisco. we should see highs in the 70s. mid-80s closer to san jose. first of two waves of monsoon moisture that will come in. we'll let you know what it means for the work week. cooler temps i'm sure appreciated by many of those runners. happening right now thousands of people are putting their running shoes to good use. san francisco's 37th annual marathon. that marathon started just about two hours ago and some runners still have several horse to go. this is video from last year's marathon. streets bustling with people. this year more than 25,000 people from around the world laced up for the race. >> little bit more than last year and it's a little bit more than we expected. so all of our events sold out this year which was really great. >> the route as you see right here kicks off and finishes along the embarcadero. it has stops through the marina, golden gate bridge, the park and

presidio tracing the northern perimeter of the city. hours after the race ends more sports fans then will be heading to the city as the giants try to avoid the sweep against their division rival the los angeles dodgers. caltrain is adding extra cajon pass for riders coming to the city for the game or for folks attending a late afternoon soccer match with the san jose earthquakes. that's taking place at candlestick park. fire crews bank on calmer winds and lower temperatures today investigators still trying to figure out what sparked several fires in the south bay. one of those flare ups a school fire in los gatos which crews say they are thankful that they reached quickly stopping the flames from spreading. the fire broke out at the amphitheater at hillbook school where students participated in a graduation sister money last month. judy parks used to work at that school and was nearby when the building started to burn. investigators still searching for a cause. >> if it happened on purpose

that would be terrible. >> firefighters say a drop in wind and temperature helped them to keep the fire from moving to other parts of the school keeping the damage at bay. in san jose crews spent the night circling the scene of a massive fire at an industrial complex that inkrurd one worker. by the time crews arrived several businesses were on fire with flames shooting into the air. >> went defensive pretty early in the fire due to the size and the exposure issues. >> we're thankful that they got on top of it as quickly as they did. >> we apologize for that video cutting out there. there were six agencies that had to band together to put out the flames. by the time they were able to accomplish that feat four businesses had already been lost. the man who was burned said to be an employee at one of those businesses. we're not sure which one. internationally now new this morning investigators hope witnesses will lead them to the person who shot three people in east palo alto overnight killing

one man from hayward. the shooting happened around midnight. crews had to set up lights to help them look for clues. by the end of the night they were not sure who shot a 31-year-old man and two women. the women were taken to the hospital and investigators expect them to survive. the man was dead before help even arrived. this all happened near kavanaugh drive and gloria way. investigators say at this point their leads are somewhat limited. >> at this point we're investigating the crime and trying to determine what the motive was and who the suspect was. so we're encouraging anybody that has any information to call us and they will lead us in the right direction. >> officials say the two women lived in the area. the man was visiting from hayward. now moving to international news and continuing coverage of the conflict in gaza. hamas has agreed to a 24 hour humanitarian truce this after breaking a previous temporary cease-fire just hours earlier. before agreeing to the truce

palestinian militants fired rockets into israel prompting israeli forces to respond breaking their own cease-fire and shooting back. hours later hamas said it would be willing to abide by a new 24 hour humanitarian truce to mark the end of ramadan. nearly three weeks of fighting, more than 100 palestinians have been killed as well as 45 israelis. the american embassy in libya is empty this morning as fighting intensifies in that region. officials evacuated more than 150 americans fearing another attack similar to the one in 2012 that killed four people, including bay area native chris stevens. american travellers are being warned to stay away from libya. >> reporter: the u.s. embassy was caught in the middle of intense fighting between rival militias prompting the americans to be evacuated. secretary of state john kerry in paris on a diplomatic mission. >> because of the free wheeling militia violence that's taking

place in tripoli it present as very real risk to our personnel. >> reporter: it took about five hours for a carrera van of 158 embassy personnel including 80 heavily armed u.s. marine guards to cross into tunisia about 100 miles away. they left the embassy compound in suvs and buses. jim miklaszewski reports f-16 fighter jets and unmanned drones flew overhead shadowing the group. dozens of u.s. marines, a rapid response force were in the air positioned nearby to respond to any threat. once safely in tunisia the americans boarded commercial airliners at a civilian airport. >> we had over 80 marines there on the ground to defend this particular facility and of course if you contrast it with the situation in benghazi, there we didn't really have protection for the consulate. >> reporter: there was a lack of security and operational failures at the u.s. consulate in benghazi in 2012 when an

attack there claimed the life of ambassador christopher stevens and three other americans. the questions surrounding what trig terrified attack became a political crisis for the obama administration, forcing then secretary of state hillary clinton to play defense. >> what difference at this point does it make? >> reporter: since then security has been stepped up in high-risk areas but the violence racking libya now underscores how unstable the region is in the wake of the revolution that led to the ouster of its long time leader in 2011. >> since the fall of moammar gadhafi libya has been dominated by competing militias and those militias are looking to gain power. >> that was nbc's kristen weller. hundreds of families are stranded around the world because of a computer glitch. that glitch knocked out a program that the state department uses to issue visas to adopted children.

what you're looking at is a video of one new family stuck in china. stacy traveled 1,000 miles to adopt a 4-year-old girl. some families in the same situation are running low on cash. the state department says it's working to get the problem fixed as soon as possible but the children may not have visas until later in the week. after a four day journey, the "costa concordia" reached a scrap yard in italy. in the last couple of hours that massive cruise ship was pulled into an italian port. it capsize two years ago. crews will tear the ship apart. a salvage operation that could cost up to $2 billion. several smaller boats flanked the ship making sure it didn't leave behind any pollution. to a follow up on a north bay oyster farm with a fight with the u.s. government. depreciation bay oyster company will close its door this

wednesday. but a new agreement can keep harvesting oysters for another month. the democrat reporting businesses and restaurants that rely on that company filed an injunction request. the national park service agreed to let depreciation bay operate until the next court date. that's set for september 9th. last month a u.s. supreme court declined to hear an appeal of the order to close that famous and very popular oyster company. 7:40 right now. much more ahead. the a's get happy. good news for those guys. baptism by fire. the giants send their newest member to the mound to avoid being swept from their rivals fromhe south.

welcome back. 7:42 on your sunday morning. a live somewhat foggy picture right there of levi's landing at at&t park as the giants will be wrapping up their series with the dodgers today. speaking of which, it's been tough for the giants so far in the critical series. they got destroyed 8-1 in friday's opener. the giants task got more difficult last night as they squared off arguably almost certainly the best pitcher in baseball, l.a.'s ace, clayton kershaw. vogelsong matched kershaw pitch for pitch. ramirez breaks the scoreless tie with an rbi single and that run proved to be all that the dodgers ace would need. kershaw went the distance in this game. complete game. surrendering two hits on the night. the boys in blue sailed to a 5-0 victory. l.a. jumping ahead of the giants

by half of a game. however, some possible reinforcements on the way for the g men. the giants acquired jake peavy from the red sox in exchange for two minor leaguers. peavy will make his debut thrown into the fire today. he'll be on the mound to help the san francisco giants avoid being swept out of first place. peavy used to pitch for the san diego padres and is familiar with the nl west. to arlington we go in texas where the a's bats were as hot as the temperatures. oakland went on a home run barrage. there's john jaso. soon to be followed by another home run by yoenis cespedes. josh donaldson goes with this home run. fourth home run of that quadruple sequence is josh reddick. the a's defeat the rangers 5-1. they currently lead the second place angels by two games. lots of action going on the

diamond. much more ahead on "today in the bay." one of the headaches of summer. high gas prices. but an oil industry group warn spikes are about to get a lot worse courtesy of the state. is this claim true? how much will you pay? a reality check at the pump coming up next. >> a rot to do "today in the bay." theme critters. let's start with the smallest. the shrew. the shakespeare continues it's free plays. you'll like this comedy because it has odd couples, crazy disguises. plus a 7:00 pre-show called the taming school which explains the play beforehand. it's like cliff notes or whatever you kids with use to study for the quiz or skip that quiz and skip over to another one. three times you can have a chance to play a live game show.

learning about extraordinary animals while being entertained. while they have lemurs leaping in san jose, chij's faldren's fd and hear the tale of "five little monkeys." the whole play is in rhyme. i want you to know it's being presented by the bay area children's theater and i couldn't find a rhyme for theater. i can find trouble spots for your morning commute. i'll point them out on monday right here on today on the bay.

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welcome back. few things tend to rile people up like rising gas prices. it's instant ammunition for politicians and trade groups and anybody trying to influence policy. oil producers are warning customers prices will skyrocket

if the state proceeds with its full roll out of cap and trade law. that law is getting support. 76% say they are in favor of the law unless it results in higher gas prices in which only 39% support it. in this morning's reality check we find out if the claim is real or meant to scare you. >> reporter: california drivers are accustomed to high prices at the gas pump but the powerful oil lobby is sounding the alarm claiming prices could skyrocket by as much as 76 cents a gallon starting next year. is this true? >> this is very much an extreme and very unlikely scenario of the gas prices would go up anywhere near that much. >> reporter: the doctor is an energy policy expert at stanford university who believe gas prices will go up modestly thanks to the cap and trade program. so far the program is taxing producers we commonly think of as polluting the air energy

companies like pg and e. but the largest source of greenhouse pollution comes from the transportation industry. starting in 2015 fuel production will be capped as well in california meaning you and i and other californians will see an increase at the pump if the climate change law isn't modified. but he says a 76 cents gallon jump mentioned on this campaign fed up at the pump organized by the oil industry is borderline ridiculous and here's why. >> 76 cent per gallon increase in gasoline prices would be associated with about a $95 per ton of co-2 price on carbon. right now it's $12 per ton in california. >> reporter: in other words the price of carbon allowance in california would have to go up eight fold for this claim to turn out to be true. survey says -- >> i think there's a bit of a

scare mondgering effort. >> reporter: now come january the next phase of california's climate change law goes into effect. energy experts are predicting a 10 to 12 cent increase per gallon. that equates to roughly $4 a month. that's money lost out of your wallet but not 76 cents a gallon which would be a lot more money and that claim isn't true. much more still ahead on "today in the bay." coming up next talk about a memorial reunion. this dog fainted after seeing his owner for the first time in years. we'll have much more of this video that's gone viral. >> here's a view looking across the bay over san francisco. some clearing between the clouds and some showers moving off into the north bay. thunder just offshore too. we'll let you know what it means for the rest of your sunday forecast when we come right back.

>> good morning. we're seeing some interesting conditions around the bay area this morning from the sunshine now and mid-level tropical clouds that past by and dropped a few showers earlier west of downtown san jose to the foggy conditions we're seeing right around the san francisco marathon across the golden gate bridge for you this morning and a few passing showers moving off into the north bay and speaking of san francisco, got the san francisco marathon right now. giants came coming up just after 5:00. should see upper 60s. winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. a few showers possible early in the day between now and about 1:00 in the afternoon. right now the winds fairly light. wind switching now out of the south around san jose. that should bring the aroma of the gilroy garlic festival up for morning. this mid-level moisture and powering up brief showers at times and offshore we've been seeing thunder and lightning around monterey bay and off to the west. right now some lighter rain by san ramon and hayward.

few more showers near saratoga to sunnyvale. things are settling down a bit. this moisture will don't feed up from south to north as we go through the first half of the day the lane see the lightning strikes further offshore these cells weakening as they approach the bay area here over the next say let's say three to six hours. next wave come riding on in. for today mostly cloudy skies to start and that should actually help keep our temperatures down. the humidity will be up but we'll see our temperatures dropping probably five to eight degrees from the highs we saw yesterday. the computer models indicating we'll have a lot of cloud cover for the first half of the day and gradually clearing. that should be a brave break. at sea level an onshore push of air just offshore still seeing more moisture coming up out of the south late tonight into monday and that's going to bring a continued threat of monsoon

moisture showers possibly into tuesday we'll see more moisture coming out of the south and east. thunderstorms in the sierras as we wrap up the weekend and still these muggy conditions hanging around until tuesday before the seabreeze turns stronger and temperatures cooling off for the second half of the week. today near 86 degrees in san jose. brief shower still possible at times around san francisco upper 60s to near 70. 80s around the north bay. fremont about 85 degrees. pleasanton 93. down from the near 100 degree temperatures for friday and saturday. cool down while it settles should continue. rob, thank youmuch. redwood shore residents have been warned if they hear gun shots or explosions coming from oracle headquarters next week don't worry. just the terminator handling his movie. the fifth terminator movie will be shot inside oracle headquarters. the production company is

keeping quiet of the shoot other than the gun shots which take place inside the building. some scenes will be shot in san francisco but it's unclear when. [ dog whining ] that is a sign of pure joy there. a dog overjoyed, casey the schnauzer was thrilled by her owner's return. she has been living and working away for the laflt two years. the excitement was too much for the poor pooch. the 9-year-old dog fainted on her side. she gets back on her wobbly legs after a good belly rub. the vet checked her out. she's fine. the high pitch noise is normal for schnauzers. this video has gone viral. it has 7 million views on tube. that's a cute dog. >> they lead me right to the

treat box. >> thank you very much for joining us. we'll have more local news for you at 11:00. in the meantime we leaf you with an image of the marathon people wrapping it up today. have a good day.

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