take a live look outside...... san jose - communications good sunday morning to you. it is 7:00. we're taking a live look outside at the sun shines in a glowing manner over san jose from communications hill. a cooler morning out there as we start your day. good morning. thanks for joining us. let's check your microclimate forecast with anthony slaughter. as always, we're looking at a roller coaster of temperatures. >> temperatures go up today, a little bit from where they were yesterday. then we peak monday and tuesday. then back down. we are looking at fog and clouds in san francisco. you saw earlier from the shot in san jose, we have clouds and fog that have made their way to our inland valleys once again.

it's not as widespread and the marine layer is not as quick. the clouds will burn off quicker. 52 in santa cruz. 57 in san francisco. later on, sf at 65. santa cruz, up to 73. inland valleys, notice the 80s are back. temperatures will warm a little bit for san jose as 80. so it will get warm later this afternoon. no big surprise there. temperatures get warmer tomorrow. we may be pushing 90 in some places by tuesday and then we cool off. we will talk about that coming up. >> we will stay tuned for that. thanks. the first full day of competition is in the books down in rio. some bay area athletes played a starring role. it was a strong showing by team usa early on in the olympic games. we have a live look for you right now at the olympic flame. several events are off and running this morning. it's 11:00 a.m. there in rio. how are the americans doing as

they go into this second day of competition? here is a look at the current medal count. the united states is tied for the most medals. but we're trailing australia and hungary when it comes to gold medals. it's not just the athletes who had a successful day yesterday. >> the real winner are organizers. despite all the speculation that the games wouldn't be ready, they started on time and they are getting rave reviews. >> usa! usa! >> the first night of competition scored big with olympic fans who say rio pulled off a win. >> my god, the game was great. the crowds was sensational. >> watching the usa, it's almost unfair to the other teams on the planet. >> the park is huge. it's on par with china and also london. >> even if it was a nail biter until the end. >> brazil!

>> i think anyone coming here probably had a little bit of anxiety. as we have been joking around, the only mosquito we have seen was one of the floats in the opening day parade. >> these two from san mateo were moved by opening ceremony. especially by the parade of athletes. >> i saw the flag. i'm from pakistan and it was amazing. >> others watched fencing. >> the venue, the buildings are all awesome. >> have fallen in love with the brazilian landscape. the promise made good by the locals to do more with less. >> it's bigger than i expected. it's pretty cool. the stadiums are gorgeous. i'm looking forward to seeing more of the different areas. >> three bay area athletes competed in prime time last night. all three of them have ties to stanford. today in the bay has a look at

what they accomplished in that first day of competition. >> bay area olympians already making it to the medal stand in rio. >> maya was elated. >> i feel like i was able to enjoy being in an olympic final and racing. that was an unbelievable experience. >> another stanford grad kerri walsh jennings played with her new partner april ross beating australia. she was born in santa clara and graduated from high school in san jose. this is the fourth olympics for the 37-year-old mother of three. how did they pick her new partner? minutes after defeating ross and winning gold during the 2012 olympics in london, she whispered in rose' es' here, le go get gold in 2014.

katie ledecky and others took home a silver. >> just having the first race be a relay, it makes it so much fun. it was great being on a relay with these girls and having that experience. we're going to be proud getting that silver medal tonight. >> the men's basketball team pummelled china with a score of 119-62. kevin durant just dominated out there on the court for team usa leading the way with 25 points. clay thompson started for the team. the women's u.s. soccer team is off to a winning start. team usa beat france yesterday 1-0. there was a lot of excitement at santa clara university which can claim ties to a dozen olympic

athletes. the university's own soccer team was riveted yesterday. >> watching them throughout the olympics and world cup and a bunch of hard, xecompetitive games, you learn so much. seeing them play with so much passion, it really inspires me out during practice and games. >> julie johnston who graduated from santa clara had to sit out of the game with a groin injury. the team goes on to take on colombia game three on tuesday. many bay area olympians will be in action today. that includes stanford student alex massialas who will be competing in men's fencing. marti malloy is competing and kerri walsh-jennings competing in day two of beach volleyball. the mom on a mission swims in the 100 meter butterfly and

freestyle. she gave birth to her first child last year. she's ready to show she's still one of the best in the world. our olympics coverage is just getting started. jessica will report throughout the games. you can be slure to follow her n twitter. i saw posts from her new instagram account. turning to other news now. a developing story in san francisco. a 9-year-old girl is in critical condition. she's one of eight people being treated in the hospital after getting sick at a party. firefighters were called out to a celebration at the women's building around 10:15 last night because someone was having an allergic reaction. when responders arrived, the number of patients kept going up to 14 people sick. children and adults complained of heart palpitations, swollen tongues and rashes. investigators say candy may be the cause. >> they all ate a gummy

ring-style candy. and that is what we're looking at at this time. >> investigates are working to learn more about this gummy candy. san francisco police want to hear from anyone who may know about where that candy came from. we are following another story out of san francisco. last night police put out a plea for help if finding the person who shot and killed someone at aquatic park. investigators are only telling us that officers responded to a report of a shooting just before 10:00. they discovered a victim who had been shot in the torso. that victim died at the scene. it's 7:08 right now. we have more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, the thrill of a lifetime turns tragic for a skydiving student and his instructor here in northern california. what investigators say might have happened during that jump. plus a long road to rio for a rugby star who showed her olympic spirit by overcoming a

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(adlib) ==kira/top vo== nine people are out of their homes this morning, after welcome back to you. we're looking at the sun shining on this sunday morning. anthony slaughter says it will be cooler today before a warm-up. so enjoy it. nine people are out of their homes this morning after an apartment fire. it happened at woodcreek town homes. the flames ignited around 5:00 p.m. and completely destroyed one unit. a couple and their two children lived in the apartment. fortunately, no one was injured. two connected apartments also were damaged and that damage is estimated up to $150,000.

what should have been a thrilling experience turned into a horrifying tragedy yesterday. two young men were killed when their parachute failed to open. the bodies of the instructor in his 20s and his 18-year-old customer were discovered in a vineyard. investigators worked to find out what went wrong as sky divers continued to drop over the course of the day. the owner says the instructor was an independent contractor but was very experienced. >> the parachute failed to function properly. we have no explanation why. the only thing looks like something may have gone out of sequence that may have caused the problem. >> the faa is now investigating. there have been more than a dozen deaths in that zone since it opened in it the 1980s. just shy of 7:13. more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, the inspiring story about a rugby player who tackled

cancer on her way to rio. the unlikely american who won the first gold medal of the games. get this, the winter olympics were his first love. waking up to clouds and fogs across san francisco, even for parts of our inland valleys. we will talk about the forecast and get you in the week ahead. it's not just about the

competition at the olympics... it's also about the stories behind the athletes. welcome back. it's not just about the competition at the olympics. it's also about the stories behind the athletes. when a potentially life-threatening illness got in the way of a rugby, the challenge to make the u.s. team seemed all but impossible. now she's looking for gold in rio. here is her story. >> reporter: rugby is tough. jillian potter is tougher. not even a broken neck could stop her dream of making it on the rugby sevens team.

new to the olympics this year. >> it's a broken bone. they were able to fix it. you can play rugby again. >> reporter: the freak accident on field didn't keep her off it for long. she trained harder not knowing she would be facing her toughest opponent yet, mouth cancer, stage three. >> i was pretty naive about cancer. when they discovered the tumor i was like, okay, no big deal. >> reporter: the diagnosis coming weeks before the 2014 world cup. potter played. >> when i came back, just kidding. it's a big deal. you are like -- this is where my life changes. >> reporter: she started chemo, then radiation. >> when i started losing my air and eyelashes and my body image started changing, i had to look in the mirror. i still had to smile. >> reporter: carol watched her wife fight before but never like this. >> seeing the person you love the most in the world battle something that you can't do much about is about as intense as you get.

>> reporter: support came from jillian's sport. >> all the best from germany. >> reporter: the rugby sefvens community raised almost $30,000 to help her recovery. >> you got this. >> you got it. >> reporter: last year reading a poem, she marked her final round of radiation. >> rain has fell three times well. i'm going to rip it off the wall. >> reporter: her first practice back, not everything she hoped. you are mad even though you got top seven on the team, you are still upset because you weren't top five? >> yeah. i mean, i always want to have the best. >> reporter: no slack allowed. for anyone. >> we're going after the gold medal. you can't have a standard less than that. you've got to prepare yourself every day that you are going for gold. >> reporter: usa, i feel it!

no matter the medal, potter already undefeated. nbc news, san diego. she has a menacing name. now she's earned an incredible credential. the first gold medal of these olympic games went to an american athlete. ginny thrasher who won the air rifle competition in an upset. she's 19 years old. the virginia native is the youngest member of the u.s. shooting team. >> she didn she wanted to be a figure skater. she fell in love with shooting during a hunting trip. amazing. be sure not to miss a moment of the rio olympics with five to watch. go to nbcbayarea.com/olympics. back here in the bay area, let's check in with anthony slaughter with a look at our sunday forecast. >> she's got nothing onslaught

onslaughter, thrasher. i couldn't pick my last name. >> hello, klapper. >> last names are like family members, you can't pick them. stuck with what you got. >> that's true. >> they are pulling up the skycam. you can see good morning bay area. they are waking up to clouds. here is san jose. you can see sunshine trying to get through the clouds. that's indicative of a shallow marine layer. that's going to burn off quicker for our inland valleys. that's a warmer day tomorrow and temperatures continue to climb over the next couple of days. highs today in san jose, close to 80. really the morning clouds will be the story for the first half of the day today and again for tomorrow. we're not going to see as many clouds for tomorrow. that's going to mean for a warmer day even tomorrow and tuesday and then the heat peaks and then slightly backs off as we head towards the upcoming week. fog is in place across the bay area, even for san francisco and

the north bay really looking at low visibility. the tri-valley, not as many clouds as we saw yesterday. we are still looking at a warm day. 84 for the tri-valley. the south bay, low 80s. but everywhere else it will be comfortable. 60s for san francisco and 70s for places like the peninsula and inner bay. the fog is going to push back to the coastline today as it did yesterday. we will see tonight is not as much clouds and not as widespread. not as thick. mat recent laythe marine layer off quicker. our winds will continue out of the northwest. we have been getting e-mails and text from folks in gilroy concerned about the fire and smoke blowing that way. what will happen over the next 24 to 48 hours, our winds will continue to stay out of the northwest. that will blow the smoke down towards the central valley. our winds are calm. look at the numbers. only two miles per hour, 11

miles per hour. really when you have calm winds like this, the smoke as it rises just kind of variably drifts from location to location. when we get gusty winds by monday afternoon, that's really going to push that smoke farther south. our air quality will increase once we hit monday into tuesday. we have an area of low pressure to our north. that's going to eventually sag south as we head towards the middle part of the week. in the meantime, the heat is really going to build. not only for today, but through the next couple of days. look at danville, 83 for today. for tomorrow, up to 87 degrees, even places in the north bay in the mid 80s. look at the heat through monday. triple digits for fresno, bakersfield through tuesday. then once we hit wednesday, temperatures will start to come down. here is a look at your highs for today. not as hot as it is going to be monday and tuesday.concord.

comfortable along the coastline. 60s and 70s there. high pressure has been the main story for us. that's why we have the hot temperatures. look at this area of low pressure. this will sag south a little bit over next couple of days. that's going to bring in cooler weather. we're talking temperatures at least below average as we head towards the next seven days. here is a look at what i'm talking about. mid 80s today. warmer for tomorrow and tuesday. then we see temperatures come down wednesday and thursday. back up next weekend. 90 there. san francisco, not much change, mid to upper 60s. no rain, just morning fog and drizzle. >> something for everyone as always. 60s to 90s. thanks. more ahead on today in the bay. coming up -- >> he needs a home. where is he going to stay? >> an act of kindless nearly a year in the making. what one woman is doing to give her friend a roof over his head. it's a story that will make you bay area proud.

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great to overcome. solving the issue of homelessness in a city like san francisco can seem like a problem too great to overcome. what if you could solve the problem for just one person? one woman is doing just that. we have her act of kindness one year in the making in this morning's bay area proud. >> reporter: it's moving day on brandywine road in san mateo. the entire house at 1548 is going. no, not that one. this one. >> it's not perfect but -- >> reporter: the one lisa -- >> it doesn't have to be perfect. >> reporter: built for a friend. >> a roof over his head and put his feet down. speaking of which, i have to finish the roof. >> reporter: for the past ten months, lisa has been buildin a tiny home in her driveway. just so she can give it to steve. her friend who has been living on the streets in san francisco

for the past three years. >> he needs a place to live. he is under a cardboard box. >> reporter: she knew next to nothing about construction when she started the project. but has learned enough through trial and error to get the job done. or at least done enough to deliver. lisa says the home is honestly just as much for her as it is for steve. she, you see, got tired of crying on the drive home after visiting him. >> it's sad. i go to visit him and all he has -- everything he owns is a shopping cart. it's a bunch of junk. i can't imagine living like that. >> reporter: thanks to lisa now steve won't be living that way tonight. >> i'm speechless about it. it will take me a while to absorb it all. >> your doorbell. >> reporter: she knows this home

is not a permanent solution for him. lisa just hopes that not having the daily worry about where he will sleep on his mind, steve will be able to focus on the things he needs to do to get his life back on track. >> you see someone struggling. it's obvious they can't help themselves. it's time to step in and help them. hope someone would do the same for me. more ahead on today in the bay. we head to rio for a live report. jay gray will recap some of the best moments of day one and give us alook ahead at today's big events. i don't know why anybody would want the wool pulled over their eyes. >> we are learning about a loophole we exposed that allows san francisco restaurants to wipe away their old inspection records. we will expose those dirty secrets coming up.

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it's just shy of 7:30. we're giving you a live look at cloudy skies with that sunshine breaking through in san jose from communications hill. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. a look at our forecast. >> it looks good. you saw we have sunshine trying to come through. the marine layer will not stick around as long as it did yesterday. that's going to mean for a warmer day. get out and enjoy. temperatures are going to climb closer to 90 tomorrow and tuesday. today will be the in between where it feels comfortable. you can see the clouds drifting through. cool there at 46 degrees. overall, temperatures in the 50s for the most part and as we go through the day with all of that sunshine, the inland valleys into the mid 80s from santa h rosa. mid 70s around the inner bay. 60s for san francisco. temperatures a little bit warmer for tomorrow and tuesday.

we will talk about those numbers coming up in 15 minutes. >> stay tuned. we have a live look for you at the olympic cauldron burning bright this morning. two plus weeks of competition are just kicking off. day one of the summer games in rio yesterday was golden for team usa. the americans with a strong start in brazil and looking to keep the pressure on the rest of the world as the competition continues today. jay gray is live inside olympic park this morning with a closer look at all of the action. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. great to talk to think cauldron fire here. getting to the medal stand as you talked about, tied for the overall medal lead after the first day in rio thanks to shooting for some gold and finding a silver lining in the olympic pool. >> here it is. nice and gold. >> a golden start for team usa in rio, thanks to 19-year-old

ginny thrasher who was on target in the air rifle competition. the americans swam to a silver finish in the pool saturday. the relay team set a new american record during their swim. under the lights on copacabana beach, they spiked the australians. >> we're just getting going. >> looking to keep up the momentum and medal hunt for team usa later today, women's gymnastics, women's cycling and michael phelps will be in the pool for the first time in these olympics with a freestyle relay. kate kate ledecky in the pool helped to win the silver on the relay last night. men's volleyball taking on canada late they are afternoon.

that's the latest live here in rio. >> thanks so much this morning. a great start for team usa. fingers crossed it continues. this is the men's basketball team led by three warriors stars. they pummelled china yesterday with a score of 119-62. kevin durant dominated out there on the court for team usa. he led the way with 25 points. of course, clklay thompson stard for team usa. organizers are apologizing to spectators who endured long lines getting into olympic park on the first full day of competition in rio yesterday. olympic park was busy, of course, it was a busy play. that backup was due mostly to long waits for bag checks. there were some problems when it came to transportation as well. fans had to figure out which buses and trains were the right ones to get on. i'm sure it was just a rocky start. it will be smooth sailing from

here. a lot of bay area olympians will be in action today like jay gray said. lily zhang will compete in table tennis today. marti malloy and kerri walsh-jennings in day two of beach volleyball. three-time gold medallist swimmer nathan adrian will compete in three events today. our olympics coverage is just getting started. jessica will report in rio throughout the games for us. follow her on twitter. it's 7:34 right now. foodies beware. the health scores on your favorite restaurant apps may not be telling you the full story. we're uncovering new information about why san francisco is keeping customers in the dark about potentially dangerous and disgusting violations at restaurants throughout the city. >> we discovered a loophole that

essentially allows restaurant owners to wipe their dirty records clean. when we brought our findings to san francisco's department of health back in may, it told us state laws actually prevent the city from doing anything about it. now we're fining out that's just not true. >> this is alex. i'm going to bring water over. >> alex opened the seven hills restaurant in san francisco nearly six years ago. while he is proud of his italian menu, he is even prouder of his restaurant's near perfect health inspection record. >> we have people's lives in our hands. >> you take it that seriously? >> it's absolutely that serious. >> which is why he was upset to learn about a loop hope thhole allows restaurant owners in san francisco to wipe away old health scores from the website.

>> there's no reason why anybody should hide their health inspection score or want to wipe it clean unless there's something that they are trying to hide. >> popular websites take scores from the database and post them for easy access. the city deletes those online records any time a restaurant pays nearly $600 in fees to file a change of ownership. we discovered restaurants that apply for an ownership change are still allowed to have the same owners. so long as they change the corporation name. even when new people do take over, the restaurant can still be owned by the same corporation. take this dim sum spot. the sign says all season restaurant but it's officially known as harbor villa and has a history of unsanitary conditions, including cockroach

infest ta infestations. they found dead cockroaches. those violations were wiped clean after the restaurant lifted new owners working for the same corporation. do you have any idea how many other restaurants may be taking advantage of this loophole? >> many restaurants do. >> this woman heads san francisco's department of environmental health. which oversees inspections for roughly 7,400 restaurants and caterers in san francisco. back in may, we asked her why the city allows certain restaurants to get a clean slate. even in cases where the city knows the same owners are still running the place. does that make sense to you? >> it's not for me to make sense of it. it is what the law requires us to do. >> what is essentially tieing your hands? is it city code or is it state? >> it's both. >> we checked with california's department of health and found out there are absolutely no state laws or regulations

forcing cities to remove the records. >> the law doesn't specify with whether a historical record associated with a prior owner of a business goes with a new company or doesn't. the law is silent on the issue. >> ten years ago, san francisco made the decision to stop including a restaurant's previous ownership records online. a spokeswoman for the city's department of public health told us consumers only wanted to see the most current score. says posting that information online now would make it very difficult for people to navigate. do you buy that? >> saying a san francisco diner is not savvy enough to digest that information is incorrect. >> in santa clara county, changes in restaurant ownership are posted directly on the website. customers can check a restaurant's old health records under previous owners. >> it's so important for us to be clean. >> he wonders why san francisco

isn't doing the same. >> just to think that somebody can come and change the nape and get anything squashed is scary. >> since we broke this story, a san francisco lawmaker has asked the city's attorney office to research a potential legislative fix to close the loophole. there's another way consumers can get ahold of the deleted inspection reports. file what's called a public records request with the city. to get last five years worth of health records for any restaurant regardless of ownership changes. that process can take days. back to you. in other news, many bay area communities use surveillance cameras to keep people safe. our investigative unit found in one east bay city anyone can get their hands on pictures taken by those cameras. the city considers the photos public records that anyone can access. if they ask. one man says with the right

tools, anyone can find out more about the people in those photos. he says the information can be used to learn people's travel patterns and warns that could lead to an abuse of privacy. the police chief disagrees and tells us the cameras are effective crime fighting tools. >> if i can go ahead and search on anybody's license plate number and see their commuting schedule and who travels in their vehicle and see their children walking to school, that is an invasion of pry areivacy? >> is this an invasion? >> no. the courts have determined there's no expectation of privacy in public. >> our veinvestigative unit ask for photos taken by those cameras. you won't believe just how many millions of pictures they got back and what a critic says anyone can do with those photos. you will see tonight after the olympics. be sure to tune in. now to the city of loss gatos taking steps to keep beach

traffic out of their town. billboards are up on blossom hill road warning drivers the on ramp to southbound highway 17 off santa cruz avenue is closed. the idea is to discourage drivers heading to santa cruz from clogging the downtown retail district. in addition, tape and masal avenues are blocked off at highway 9. it will be in place from 9:00 in the morning until 3:00 in the afternoon on the weekends. if you are driving north on highway 17, you will be glad to know you can still exit on to south santa cruz avenue. 7:41, much more ahead. coming up, two local football legends are immoralized. we will hear from one as he entered the hall of fame. it's the most prestigious honor

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football, induction into the pro football hall of fame. get this, two bay area greats are now among those being immortali immortalized. the former owner of the 49 ers owner was enshrined into the hall last night. they won five super bowls under his leadership. former raiders quarterback ken stabler got a bronze bust in con t canton. he helped lead them to the first super bowl. here is eddie d. >> i am forever grateful to be viewed as a contributor to a sport that is defined my professional existence. >> we have more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, mike handa and another man are engaged in a tight fight. we break down the numbers next. the battle between democratic

incumbent mike honda and challenger ro khanna for the seventeenth

congressional district seat continues in a sea of ceainty. honda defeatednn the battle between mike handa and joe ronda continues in uncertainty. handa defeated him. larry is here. we have been following this for a few years. we said it happened in 2014. it has been going on for months. is there any sign of a front runner in november? >> you know, i wish i could tell you. matters -- >> i was hoping you had a crystal ball. >> it's broken. matters are as confusing as ever. the fact is, there's a lot the of uncertainty out there. recently, just to nail this down and show you how confusing it is, they released separate

surveys of the voters in the 17th district. okay. by the way, i checked them out. they are done well. it's not as if somebody is leading somebody along. no. they are done right. they were taken just two weeks apart these two surveys. what are we going to get? they produced different results. how much? watch this. each survey showed a six-point lead for the candidate sponsoring it. the first one, handa's survey, he has a six point lead over khanna. then you look at the other one. look at khanna's survey, what do you see? 42%, 36%. not only did each survey show a different lead for each candidate, but the percentages of undecideds were identical. go figure. >> interesting. we know honda has been in his seat for a while, 16 years now. what are the differences if any

between honda and khanna policy-wise? >> there aren't real substantive differences. honda and khanna, they are both liberal. honda is a shade or two more so. they have got no significant differences, however, on the issues. they do have some difference styles. honda, a 16-year veteran as you noted, is soft spoken, a member of the party leadership in the house and as such when you are in that kind of position you don't author a lot of legislation. too busy rallying people in your party to vote. he points out the district is -- could ill afford an inexperienced candidate. then you have khanna, a young, dynamic lawyer, former department of commerce official in the obama administration, who argues that silicon valley needs to take advantage of 21st century technology. he claims honda has lost touch with the district. it's more symbolic stuff going on, style, if you will, than

substance. >> well, i know we touched on your crystal ball being broken. if you were to give us any hints, you can give us any on what might determine the outcome? >> you know, the elections are a fe affected by all kinds of things. i think there are a couple of things that come to mind. first, honda is stuck. he is stuck with this ethics charge that has been sitting in the house ethics committee for a year. frankly, i think they are irresponsible not to deal with it. that's become in its own way an important argument for khanna. this is important, turnout always an important factor, always an important factor, will loom large in this election in a strange way. remember, this is a contest between two democrats. where will the republicans go? because khanna is a bit more to the right, it would seem logical that he would receive more republican votes than honda would. if republicans are turned off by the trump presidential candidacy

here as they are other places, they may skip the owe election entirely. irony, irony. it's hard to believe but at the end of the day, in a close race like this, donald trump could be the deciding factor in the 17th congressional district. he is everywhere. >> i was going to say, for once it was nice to talk about something not trump/clinton. they seem to find their way every time. larry, thanks for joining us.

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welcome back. 7:53 the time on your sunday. start off with this shot from ocean beach. you can see that we are looking at some fog right now. and some low clouds along the coastline. that's the same deal across our inland valleys. here is a shot from san jose. you can see the sunshine starting to break through. the clouds are not as thick across the inland valleys as yesterday. we will see clearing sooner. 80 is where we are headed in san jose. at 56 right now. today, the morning clouds will clear early. temperatures tomorrow into the mid 80s. a little warmer tomorrow and tuesday. by the middle part of the week, we will see a gradual decline in the temperatures, actually below average for the inland valleys. back into the 50s for the most part. 59 in palo alto. later this afternoon, santa cruz, 73. san francisco, still hanging out in the 60s. inner bay, mix of 70s for

oakland. 84 for santa rosa. 80 for san jose. mid 80s for the inland valleys. the fog will peel back to the coastline today. this evening it rolls back on in. it's not as thick tomorrow. it probably won't make its way all the way through the entire area of the south bay but over towards the tri-valley and the delta as well. the fog eventually will become a thing of the past once we hit tuesday and wednesday as temperatures soar. then we will see temperatures come down. the fire burning to our south is going to continue to leave the smoke in place across the air. keep in mind, our winds today very calm for places like san jose. even five to ten miles an hour for the rest of the bay area. that's through the day today and for tomorrow. even though the winds will be out of the northwest, since they are calm, a lot of the smoke that rises into the air has a chance of kind of going back and north until we get stronger winds, gustier winds, we will see winds up to 15 miles per

hour monday. that should clear out some of the air in the bay area. we're not seeing any rain in sight. of course, it's the heart of fire season. we still are talking about very warm temperatures, even for today. 83 for danville. look what happens tomorrow, a little closer to 90 and same day for tuesday. it looks like by tuesday, we may hit 90. triple digits across the central valley. here at home, another comfortable day on the way. mid 80s for the inland valleys. 70s around the inner bay and 60s at the coastline. high pressure towards the east the next couple of days. that will allow for low pressure up towards the north to slide down the coastline and it's going to really bring in cooler air and along with the morning fog, we will see temperatures fall below average as we head towards the upcoming week. inland valleys climb to near 90 tuesday. wednesday, thursday, that's when temperatures come down a little bit. then we're right back up close to 90 for our inland valleys

next weekend. san francisco, nice beach weather the next couple of days, close to 70 monday and tuesday. then a little cooldown with more fog as we head towards wednesday and thursday. >> thanks. before we go, we wanted to show you a little boy with a dream of becoming a chp officer. he got to wear the uniform for a day. look at this. it's all thanks to a generous local chp division. 6-year-old tris ttan is battlin leukemia. they posted this video of the special day on their facebook page. the highlights include looking for speeders, a traffic stop and a helicopter tour. his dad said he hasn't seen a smile that big on his son's face for a long time. >> wow. >> that just warms your heart. >> my kids would love to just go in the helicopter. all those things. >> so deserving. so good for him. we want to thank you for making

us a part of your morning. our weekend newscast will have a slightly different time throughout the olympic games in rio. see you tonight at 6:30 and midnight and all day at nbcbayarea.com. have a great day. one last look at the olympic flame as day two begins.

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