show open omni livepix take a live look outside...... san jose (adlib) vicky/2shot good good morning to you. your time is 7:00. it is looking beautiful. we want to give you a live look from the sky camera network as we wake up this sunday morning. the sun is up and a great, enjoyable end to the weekend with fantastic temperatures ahead. thanks a lot for waking up with us. i am vicky nguyen. let's get a check of how warm temperatures will be with anthony slaughter. good morning to you. >> it will be similar to what we saw yesterday, in the 70s and 80s for most of us. i want to give you a heads up as we move to the upcoming week. we are fire danger ahead of us. right now, just looking at cloud

cover. san francisco, the embarcadero, cloudy skies in the bay area. it will be breezy. this is what i want to hit on. we are talking about wind. winds gust tonight through tomorrow. that's going to increase fire danger with temperatures soaring into the 90s tomorrow. enjoy today. it will be nice and comfortable most of the day. 85 degrees for the north bay, 68 for san francisco, 73 for the east bay, 83 for the south bay. tri-valley close to 90 again. tomorrow we go into the 90s and triple digits by tuesday and wednesday. could be looking at some of the hottest air all season, temperatures close to 110. get ready. >> wow. good that the weather is so nice now. today so many events are happening in the bay area. we have the garlic if he festivd

the marathon. thank you, we will check back in a bit. happening now. let's give you a live look at the golden gate bridge. thousands of runners on the streets of san francisco. take a look, there they are. these are some of the elite marathoners as they start to wrap up the end of the race. 38th annual san francisco marathon, half marathon started 5:30 this morning. this is a look at the flurry of activity on the embark der oh yesterday. dozens of people working to make sure the event runs smoothly. there's a new element this year. top finishers qualify for a spot at the 2016 olympic trials to represent the u.s. in brazil next summer. we want to give you another live look at the runners on the golden gate bridge, a special marathon. not many you get to run across with a view like this. still to come, the 5k. second half marathon at 8:15 in golden gate park. about 100 people are running the

san francisco marathon back to back, ultra runners started 52.4 mile race at midnight. a look at the course map, starts at the embark der oh, across golden gate bridge and back, then to golden gate park with the finish line near the start line. learn about road closures, how to get around san francisco by heading to nbcbayarea.com. and we have some breaking news to tell you about. a deadly car crash on highway 101 involving a pedestrian. officers say it happened shortly before 5:30 this morning south of sierra point parkway off ramp in south san francisco, about two miles north of sfo. several lanes are closed, so be prepared for a traffic jam if trying to get into the city. we will bring more details as we get them. now to a developing story, the search continues for a

missing san francisco teacher. crews spent all day looking for ed cavanaugh. they're expected to be out this morning in eldorado county. he was last seen friday, july 17th. he was reportedly riding his dirt bike with a friend in eldorado national forest. that's when he split from his friend and decided to continue himself. he worked at downtown high school where he taught students wilderness skills. friends describe the 46-year-old as an avid outdoorsman. >> hoping for a miracle. i am. because i know that ed has all of the skills to survive in the wilderness. >> friends say cavanaugh has diabetes and they're concerned about whether he has the medication he needs. a wildfire burning in nevada county is forcing dozens of people from their homes. the lowell fire started at 2:30 yesterday afternoon and quickly burned through 4,000 acres. crews are having a hard time breaching the fire because of the steep terrain.

the fire is about 45 minutes southeast of sacramento. several neighborhoods in nevada had to be evacuated. investigators are looking for a jeep wrangler that was seen in the area about the same time the fire started. meanwhile, those evacuated because of a fire near lake berryessa has been contained. firefighters caught a break when winds backed off. it allowed them to gain more ground. in ten minutes, how new technology from a bay area university is helping the firefight. new details this morning on a deadly shooting in the east bay that stunned neighbors. san leandro police are asking for help catching the person that shot and killed a driver. this happened yesterday about 1:00 a.m. on northbound 880 near marina boulevard. chp officers were investigating

an unrelated multi car crash yards away, but the sound of gunshots led them to discover the body of a man, they haven't released the victim's name. >> it is scary, it didn't used to be like that. it was more quiet. lately it has been happening, seems like the violence is getting closer and closer to the area. >> if you pass the scene yesterday, 880 near marina boulevard around 1:00 a.m., you're asked to call the san leandro police with any information. no arrests have been made. new this morning, be aware of a possible sex offender in san rafael. police are investigating a sexual assault near dominican and alden avenue. officers say the victim wasn't a student or employee at the university. they have not arrested anyone. thousands are expected to attend the funeral for a hayward police officer that died in the

line of duty. scott lunger was shot and killed in a traffic stop early wednesday morning, the father of two served with hayward police department for 15 years. mark estrada is accused of firing shots that killed him. the funeral has been moved to oracle arena to accommodate the number of mourners. here's a live look at the stadium where the funeral will be held thursday at 10:00 a.m. viewing is at chapel of the chimes wednesday night. a unique tribute to another police officer on the anniversary of his death, for the first time in police department history, leaders renamed a street in honor of a fallen officer. a portion of hay street will be known as dan niemi way. he was shot while investigating a neighborhood disturbance. those remembering him say the tribute is a testament to the sacrifice he made for the

community. >> as law enforcement family and this community is committed to never forget, we will never forget dan niemi, never forget those officers killed in the line of duty. >> his death was the first as a san leandro police officer in the line of duty in more than 40 years. the man that shot him remains on death row. president obama wrapped up another historic visit today, this time in kenya, the land that considers him a local son. he spoke to thousands of kenyans in nairobi where he praised the nation's progress. he urged changes for a brighter future, including eliminating inequality toward women. >> time to change habits and decisively break that cycle because corruption holds back every aspect of economic and civil life. >> the president went on to say one of the keys to kenya's success is allowing women to get an education. much more ahead on today in

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=ck the time is 7:11. want to take you live to golden gate bridge where you see marathoners in the 38th annual san francisco marathon heading out and some back. you have a mix of folks that started to run at 5:30, and some elite runners are finishing about now. some other ones are just hitting golden gate bridge. a perfect day for running. a thrilling experience took a terrifying turn in seconds. new video now, take a look. an amusement park tipped over and injured seven people,

including small children. the accident happened at the beach ben park in bowling green, kentucky. no one is in critical condition because of the ride's malfunction, it is under investigation. frightening moments for tourists in las vegas this weekend, flames burned at the top of a popular hotel, sending large plumes of smoke high above the strip. a fire broke out at the cosmopolitan hotel yesterday afternoon. tourists at nearby resorts captured palm trees and cabanas on fire. one person went to the hospital. it is not clear how the fire started. investigators say it may have been ignited by a cigarette thrown down from a higher floor. still to come. academics and technology are coming together to fight fires. we will show you which local

university has created a new tool to help firefighters. and we've got lots of cloud cover coming in from the bay. we're expecting to see sunshine later this afternoon and temperatures are really going to start to warmup this week. we will talk about it after this. francisco (adlib)

a live look now from the live camera at at&t park looking back on the city towards the embarcadero. the san francisco marathon is happening today. a lot of events across the bay area, across the bay bridge berkeley having its kite festival and we have the bay bridge series at 1:05 today. a busy day in the bay area. great weather to talk about. anthony slaughter will be along to fill us in. in less than seven months, the super bowl is coming to levi stadium. one city is saying no to hosting a fan festival.

cam pell city officials say the cost is too much. they're reporting the south bay city made the decision thursday. city leaders worry hosting a multi day fan event would be large financial undertaking for the city. instead campbell will host a smaller event. the super bowl event could have brought more than 100,000 to the city. it is an active weekend for hundreds of firefighters battling the rag fire. we told you earlier, the blaze is 55% contained. fire crews getting support from an unlikely source, a bay area university. scott budman has more about it. >> reporter: while crews battle the fire, chris uses technology to help the crew. chris is a graduate student at san jose state department of

meteorology and climate science. >> the forecast is nowhere near close to the real thing. >> reporter: chris and his associate professor craig clemens drive this specially modified truck to fire lines, use high powered radar to tell the crews where the wind is blowing. >> we are able to give in real time temperature, wind speed, wind direction at that current state which is very important. >> reporter: it is climate science with the most real time information available. >> traditionally, meteorological data comes from weather stations in remote areas that may not be close to the fire. we can provide real time data at the incident. >> reporter: helping firefighters decide what to do next. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> crews are spread thin trying to contain the wildfires burning in california now. they're going to need that technology. this is the major fires. they're all contributing to one of the worst fire seasons in

decades across the united states. over the last two days, more than 120 new fires popped up across the country. and warm, dry weather and drought in california, the fire danger is very high for the rest of the summer. anthony slaughter joins us now with a look at the forecast. you were talking about the winds picking up and temperatures spiking later this week. unfortunately it is not good news. we could use the rain like we had last week, a few areas saw showers. the next week ahead will get hot and the wind will start to pick up. and that's the key component when it comes to the fires. you have winds, it goes all over the place. that will be with us through the remainder of the upcoming week. hot temperatures. get ready, bay area. it is about to feel hot across the bay. if you don't have air conditioning, want to make plans now. we are talking about a few days of triple digits and 90 degree heat, even for san francisco,

talking 80s there. san jose is looking at sunshine now after low clouds cleared out. across the rest of the bay area, dealing with cloud cover from the north bay into san francisco. east bay, oakland hills clouded over. the peninsula seeing sunshine, and that's the general trend heading through the day. sunshine comes back. 83 degrees in the south bay. east bay at 73. san francisco up to 68 degrees. couple degrees cooler from yesterday. 85 for north bay. hot spot without a doubt, 84 degrees for the tri-valley. another warm day, especially if you make plans to head to gilroy garlic festival. 86 degrees expected there. it will be toasty with lots of garlic. the other thing, the berkeley kite festival. 74 degrees expected for your high there. it will be a great day to fly a kite. winds start to pick up as i was telling vicky. i want to show you the wind future cast. winds this morning are light. as we head through the day,

watch half moon bay, watch how the winds gust up, 15 to 20 miles per hour. especially tomorrow morning. winds begin to shift offshore. that's going to drive the warming trend this upcoming week. that will mean dangerous fire conditions moving toward the next couple days. today will be kind of nice. we will talk about sunshine, 70s and 80s most of the day. notice as we move into the next couple days, look how the 80s move from inland valleys to the coastline. 90s for most of the bay by wednesday. we're talking inner valleys and tri-valley could see temperatures as hot as 103 for places like livermore, pleasanton, antioch, brentwood, places like that may get up to 110 by wednesday. it will be a scorcher of a day by wednesday. tuesday and wednesday the hottest days this upcoming week. show you that trend now. san jose, 83 degrees today. 86 tomorrow. by tuesday, we jump into the 90s for san jose. by tuesday, east bay valley

jumps into triple digits. that's with us for wednesday. by thursday, things start to cool off. san francisco will still be warm with temperatures in the 70s, close to 80 degrees. not oppressive heat. if you need to get away from the heat, head to the beach this week. that's where it will be more comfortable and tolerable. inland valleys, it is going to be hot tuesday and wednesday. vicky, back to you. >> anthony, thank you. still ahead on today in the bay. a bay area cancer patient gambles with his life. how it led to millions of dollars for others. a story that will make you bay area proud. (scal): good day, m'lady!

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a golf tournament. but it is a fun, common way to raise money for charity, host a golf tournament. here's something uncommon, a local company is raising millions of dollars, husband and wife working out of their danville garage.

garvin thomas has this bay area proud. >> they put in thousands of dollars organizing their golf tournament. in 11 years raised more than $2 million for cancer organizations. what fuels them? it started with his story. but it's gotten so much bigger. >> gambling on a golf course is not unheard of, far from it. >> i golf right-handed, it is all bad. >> this is about a gamble bob hammer took with his life and more than a decade later on a golf course, that bet is still paying off. >> it is a commitment. it is an everyday commitment. >> in 2001, bob was battling testicular cancer. he was hours from a surgery that might leave him unable to walk and definitely unable to have more kids when bob had a chance encounter in texas with a doctor

for none other than cancer survivor lance armstrong. the doctor thought bob would be fine without surgery. so bob took his advice. >> it was a big gamble. >> ended up bob was okay. and two years later welcome son josh to the world. >> it was unbelievable. 12-year-old boy out there, if i didn't fly to texas that saturday night, he wouldn't be here. >> so wanting to thank the doctors that helped him, bob held his first have a ball golf tournament. he wanted to raise 2500. he raised more than 50,000. 11 years later, that total is more than $2 million for 20 different cancer organizations. even though bob and wife kim run the tournament out of their danville garage. >> takes thousands of hours to do this every year.

thousands of hours that you've got to want to do. >> and while the tournament started as a way to give back, bob says it has taken on more meaning over the years. the group who once appreciated his contribution now tell him they rely on it. >> becomes a personal relationship. we still have the drive to want to help them. >> as far as the keys to bob's success raising money, he's not only great at bringing in sponsors but says the average golf tournament can handle about 140 players in a single day. he gets 300 to come to his. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> if you know someone doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you. go to nbcbayarea.com and search bay area proud. today in the bay is back in two minutes. coming up, video you have to

see. an orca stuck in the rocks. how they freed the whale. a transgender teen blazes a new trail. medical steps being taken to preserve fertility and how it could help others.

the time is 7:29 this sunday morning. we want to give you a live look outside at palo alto. it is looking nice and clear. 101 moving great there. we will tell you about slow downs on that highway. for now, good morning, thanks for waking up with us. vicky nguyen with anthony slaughter, who has a look at the micro climate forecast. we have been talking about how great the weather is today. but big changes are coming.

>> you have the day off, take advantage. seize the day. it will be hot heading the next couple days. notice cloud cover extensive across the bay. different than the past couple mornings. skies clear by 11:00. temperatures are right where they should be this time of year. this evening starts to become breezy. tomorrow it will be very gusty. fire dangers, temperatures soar into the 90s tomorrow. take advantage of the day. 68 degrees for san francisco. 73 for the east bay. inland valleys reach back into the low to mid-80s, includes tri-valley. comfortable, low humidity. we love the low humidity after last weekend with that storm. everybody was complaining how humid was. nothing like that today. >> everybody but me. i like the muggy. >> i like the humidity, too. >> thank you. happening now. a live look at the golden gate

bridge. thousands of runners on the streets of san francisco enjoying perfect running weather that anthony forecasted. the 38th annual san francisco marathon and half marathon started at 5:30 this morning. they're still going strong. this is a look at the flurry of activity on the embarcadero yesterday. dozens were working to make sure the event ran smoothly. there's a new element this year. top finishers can qualify for a spot at the 2016 olympic trials. that gives them a chance to represent the u.s. in brazil next summer. here's a live look at the runners on golden gate bridge. still to come, the 5k and half marathon at golden gate park. about 100 are running the san francisco marathon back to back. they call those people crazy, no they call them ultra runners. they started the 52.4 mile race at midnight. want to give you a look at the course map. it starts at the embarcadero, to

the pri sid i don't see, golden gate bridge and back. the finish line is near the starting line. hear more about the race and road closures by heading to nbcbayarea.com. we have some breaking news to tell you about now. a deadly car crash on highway 101 involving a pedestrian. chp officers say it happened shortly before 5:30 south of ciara point parkway. be prepared for a traffic jam if you're trying to get into the city. more details as we get it. now to a developing story. the search continues for a missing san francisco teacher. crews spent all day yesterday looking for ed cavanaugh. they're expected to be back out in eldorado county. he was last seen friday, july 17th, about a week ago riding his dirt bike with a friend in

eldorado national forest. he split from his friend, decided to continue by himself. he worked at downtown high school where he taught students wilderness skills. friends describe the 46-year-old as an avid outdoorsman. >> i am hoping for a miracle, i am, because i know that ed has all the skills to survive in the wilderness. >> friends say cavanaugh has diabetes. they're concerned about whether he has the medication he needs. we have a follow-up to a story we brought you last night. highway 1 in pacifica is back open both directions after a deadly crash caused a closure several hours. the accident was about 7:00 yesterday evening. police say two vehicles hit each other head on. one of the drivers was killed, the other in the hospital. highway 1 remained closed

overnight, they're investigating it as a vehicular homicide and driving under the influence incident. an update on the mission district mural that has been vandalized several times. artwork has been restored. many in the community remain upset about what happened. the mural celebrates lbgt and latino culture and some see it as a personal attack. the gallery that sponsored the mural held a forum for people to air concerns and talk about where to go from here. >> it is important that we think about that going forward, what is the role communities are going to play with calling the action out and saying this won't be tolerated and secure our spaces that create opportunities for growth in the community. >> this is surveillance video of the man who set the mural on fire last month. police are asking for the public's help finding him. feeling comfortable in your

own skin is something we all strive for, something nearly impossible for people with gender dysphoria who identify with a gender other than the one they were assigned at birth. the transition to become a person they feel they're meant to be often impacts any future chance at a family. one east bay teen is blazing a new trail by embracing her femininity before eliminating it. jessica aguirre has the story. >> reporter: when was the last time you had something to eat and drink. >> last night around 9:00. >> reporter: she's at a fertility center in east bay. recent pittsburgh high school grad is here to undergo egg retrieval. >> sign the bottom of the consent, i'll be your witness. >> reporter: surgical removal of eggs from her ovaries to be frozen and stored. >> hi, how are you. nice to see you. >> reporter: she's saving the

cells that are a genetic link to the woman she will leave behind, and nicole becomes cole and goes from she to he. >> i want to do it so i can have biological kids when i get older, 8, 10 years from now, my kids can be related to me in the future. >> my husband and i both are supportive of her and seemed like a really important issue because who doesn't want children that are part of themselves. my husband and i could never have children, so i understand, you know, how that feels. >> reporter: she and her husband adopted nicole when she was five and a half weeks old. years that followed were filled with birthday parties, fun family trips, and happy holidays. by middle school, nicole

reinvented herself, gone were pigtails and overalls, replaced by baggy clothes and burning desire to appear on the outside like she felt on the inside, a boy. >> i can't change the way i feel. it is not something that i was learned or taught or influenced to do, it is just me. that's how it feels. >> how are you doing? what emotions are you having? >> cole would be the first i have taken care of. i have dealt with it before for people with cancer and frozen eggs for them. >> reporter: she says the 18-year-old is among the first transgender teen to freeze her eggs before beginning the gender transition process with male hormone replacement therapy. >> after years of testosterone use you won't get as many eggs as if you had done that

procedure before you started. >> reporter: instead of taking male hormones, she's flooding her body with female hormones to increase her fertility. the procedure proved started the transition. he recently underwent the first

gender reassignment surgery, known as top surgery, that creates a male contoured chest. more surgeries will follow. cole plans to wait until he is done with college to complete his transition. mosquitos can be deadly and dangerous. this week, the south bay is taking steps to stop the spread of west nile virus. mosquitos found in santa clara tested story of survival for a killer whale trapped on a rocky beach in british columbia. this orca was part of a pod of

killer whales hunting on canada's west coast. during the hunt, the young whale found herself stuck on the rocks at the time tide went out. luckily, a nearby whale research team spotted the animal, radioed for help. they worked with whatever they had on hand to keep the orca wet and cool. >> at first you could see her breathing was getting faster. after a little while, she knew we were there to help her. >> that's amazing. they had to wait for mother nature to help out. they stayed with the whale for 8 hours until the tide came in, lifting the whale, allowing her to join her family which was waiting nearby. coming up, a different type of football takes over levi stadium. and the battle of the bay continues at at&t park. madison bumgarner had plenty to say about the game. highlights are next. golden gate bridge (adlib)

===vicy/cu=== game two ofhebay at at&t par let's give you a live look outside. another look at the runners. it is 7:42. those are thousands of people competing in the san francisco marathon this weekend, crossing the golden gate bridge. game two of the bay bridge series at at&t park today, the a's looking to even up things after losing to defending champions friday. start in the bottom of the third, no score. madison bumgarner does it with the bat, solo shot, gives san francisco the early lead. a's answered back with a double to left, scoring a run. in the sixth, this rbi single to right. the giants hold onto win 2-1. hoping to avoid the sweep this afternoon. game starts at 1:05.

international champions cup at levi stadium saturday. 68,000 plus packing the home of the 49ers to watch manchester united and barcelona. the game did not disappoint. it was a one goal game. 91st minute. manu put finishing touches on a win over barcelona. still to come, donald trump's recent comments about undocumented immigrants and impact on california voters. political analyst larry gursten is here. the 2015 cadillac srx. lease this from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing.

candidate donald trump in lately...some saying he has ay thrown the republian party into disarray with his republican presidential candidate donald trump in the headlines nearly every day lately, some saying he has thrown the republican party into disarray with allegations that immigrants are rapists and murderers. he has taken on everyone from

kmejts from senator mccain not being a pow to the feud with graham and the cell phone number, taking on hillary clinton. it is comments on undocumented immigrants that may have upset residents in california. give us what's happening nationally and versus what's happening here. >> everywhere, but yes, emphasis on california. first picture first. nationally remarks by trum caused an uproar, particularly in the republican party. most leaders in the party condemning trump's portrayal of undocumented latino immigrants. this comes with an awareness that every month, it is a startling figure, every month 50,000 latino citizens become 18 years of age and therefore eligible to vote. that's 2.4 million new latino

voters between 2014 and 2015 presidential election. but in california, trump's remarks have brought pain to republican leaders. why? because for the past few years, republican leadership here, they worked hard to embrace minorities, including latinos. needless to say, for many latinos, trump's remarks are an ugly wakeup call no matter where you are. >> we know the population here has grown significantly in size. talk about growth and significance of the latino vote in california. >> it is massive. take a look at the breakdown we have. breakdown between the state's population and voters. you can see that while whites are about 39% of the population, they still comprise 62% of the state's voters. with 39%, just a little more of the population, latinos are only 17% of state voters. guess what. that differential is shrinking

all the time. in 1990, 25 years ago, a generation, whites made up 79% of california voters, latinos only 10% of the state's elected. asian american, african-american voters, both percentages roughly equal to the population. but the potential growth area, it is amazing, seismic, comes with the latino vote. >> clear the demographic shifts are producing changes in voters. forecast what that means for us in 2016 with this new trend and voters becoming disproportionately minorities. >> it means a lot. look, these changes are likely significant throughout the nation, but in california, yeah, big things coming. in this state alone, there are five republican held latino congressional districts where latinos have 40% or more population. those populations are growing. one of them is nearby.

10th congressional district south and east of bay area. when you have 40% plus, watch out. incumbents have to consider what's happening, they're under tremendous pressure. if a major latino voter registration drive occurs, they could be next to go. for the moment, trump immigration accusations, what have they done, put republicans here and elsewhere on a defensive note that don't want to be on the defensive posture. would rather be attacking records of the democrats and that's something they're going to need to do if they hope to hold congress and more importantly win the presidency in 2016. the growing latino vote is what some may call the 800 pound gorilla in the room. it is growing so much. republicans so far haven't mastered it, especially with remarks like those given by trump. >> i have a feeling they're going to keep coming. larry gerston, pleasure to have

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68 for san francisco, 83 for south bay. 73 for the east bay. nice and comfortable there. even the peninsula at 78. tri-valley, one of the hot spots with temperatures reaching back into the mid-80s. in the next couple days, you're going to notice one of two things, the heat, but first you'll notice the wind. wind will start to pick up tonight through tomorrow. that's going to be the key component in changing the weather forecast. it will start to gust. that also means fire danger, starting to increase. this is 5:00 this evening. notice winds out of the northwest 15 to 20 miles per hour at the coast. very calm in spots. only 5 to 15 from half moon bay to redwood city. as we move through the overnight hours through the day tomorrow, that's when winds will start to rev up. half moon bay, gusts up to 20 miles per hour tomorrow morning. then tomorrow afternoon, winds start to subside. that's going to leave us with an offshore wind, starts to heat us up toward tuesday and wednesday. that makes for temperatures in the 90s and triple digits.

all because of high pressure across parts of the four corners. that starts to move this way. that heat will surge in as soon as tomorrow. tomorrow it will still be comfortable at the coastline. san francisco, half moon bay, looking at 60s. 70s for inner bay and most of the north bay and toward the peninsula. 80s move in. look at the 80s moving toward tuesday and wednesday. they come from inland valleys to the coastline. it will start to heat up for the coast. not going to be overly warm. still a few 70s, but 90s for inner bay toward san jose and triple digit heat for places like morgan hill, tri-valley, antioch, dublin toward brentwood, could be looking at temperatures near 110 by wednesday. get ready, it will be hot as we head the next couple days. 83 today for san jose. 86 for east bay valley. tomorrow in the 90s. tuesday, in the triple digits for places like east bay valleys and same deal for wednesday. cool and comfortable in san

francisco today, 10 degree jump by tuesday and wednesday, and want to leave you with this moving toward the next couple days, we will see the heat. the other thing we will notice, look at the green. those are showers. talking about humidity last week, started to increase. by thursday, humidity starts to pop up there. friday, we will see a few showers in the sierra, toward southern california. by saturday if we're lucky enough, we could be tracking showers in the bay area as soon as saturday night and sunday morning. six, seven days away. the forecast is a little in flux. it is exciting. the smell of victory, the 37th annual garlic festival kicked off this weekend in gilroy as did the great garlic cookoff. jodi temple won the garlic crown. i didn't know there was a crown. and $5,000 after she wowed judges with a breakfast dish with eggs, tomatoes, chilly

peppers. >> i wanted to do gill roe roy. i saw there's never a breakfast that made first place. i thought i can do breakfast. >> i love that. first time for everything. the competition drew amateur chefs. they had to incorporate six cloves of garlic into the dish. she plans to take her recipe to the world food championship in november. and the funky scent of a rare flower, after several years, the flower is ready to bloom again. the plant produces a flower every four to five years, attracts worldwide attention for its odor described as something similar to rotting flesh. garden officials thought it would be fully open by now, not yet. they predict it could happen today. once that happens, the bloom lasts only 8 to 12 hours.

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