abc seven news reporter stephanie sierra sat down with pelosi to discuss her role in some of the mostric moments over the past two decades. it's a conversation you'll see only on seven. >> so, speaker, you discuss at length in your book, know your why. can you explain to our viewers how that motto has shaped your political career? >> well, thank you very much. it's lovely to be with you. i always say to people, know your why. because getting involved in the public arena is not for the faint of heart. you're most immediately become a target. it's so sad. it shouldn't be that way. but when you know why you're doing it, it makes it worthwhile. my why? when i went from housewife to house member to house speaker, was the 1 in 5 children in america who live in poverty, go to sleep hungry at night. that's what constantly motivates me. >> moving to your second chapter now, which delves into what i'd imagine to be one of the worst mornings of your life, the attack on your husband. i first want to ask how paul is doing. i hate to ask stephanie. >> he's coming along. he's improved a lot and he h

abc seven news reporter stephanie sierra sat down with pelosi to discuss her role in some of the mostents over the past two decades. it's a conversation you'll see only on seven. >> so, speaker, you discuss at length in your book, know your why. can you explain to our viewers how that motto has shaped your political career? >> well, thank you very much. it's lovely to be with you. i always say to people, know your why. because getting involved in the public arena is not for the faint of heart. you're most immediately become a target. it's so sad. it shouldn't be that way. but when you know why you're doing it, it makes it worthwhile. my why? when i went from housewife to house member to house speaker, was the 1 in 5 children in america who live in poverty, go to sleep hungry at night. that's what constantly motivates me. >> moving to your second chapter now, which delves into what i'd imagine to be one of the worst mornings of your life, the attack on your husband. i first want to ask how paul is doing. i hate to ask stephanie. >> he's coming along. he's improved a lot and he has more

abc seven news reporter stephanie sierra sat down with pelosi to discuss her role in some of the mostistoric moments over the past two decades, and this is a conversation you will only see on abc seven. >> so, speaker, you discussed at length in your book, know your why. can you explain to our viewers how that motto has shaped your political career? >> well, thank you very much. it's lovely to be with you. i always say to people, know your why. because getting involved in the public arena is not for the faint of heart. you almost immediately become a target. it's so sad. it shouldn't be that way. but when you know why you're doing it, it makes it worthwhile. my why? when i went from housewife to house member to house speaker, was the 1 in 5 children in america who live in poverty, go to sleep hungry at night. that's what constantly motivates me. >> in one of your final chapters, we got an in depth look on the day of the insurrection from your eyes. you know, many members have described the insurrection like a war zone. and as your book points out, members being on the floor on their b

i'm stephanie sierra. lisa is here with a quick look at the weather and that cool down. >> yes that's right. we are slated to have our temperatures come down several degrees for your sunday because of this system. now, right now it's offshore. you can see how far away it is, but it is disrupting the marine layer a bit. and we're looking at partly cloudy skies. to start your saturday. there's a look from our exploratorium camera, kind of pretty out there with the sun on the bay, 58 downtown, 64, in san jose, and from our santa cruz camera, partly cloudy with mid 50s going into the upper 70s today 62 in concord with some sun and in the next few hours we clear out quickly from the east bay and a few clouds lingering over the bay. maybe 1030, but then it's full sunshine even to the coast, with upper 80s to near 90. today, inland, and we'll have about 8384 in the south bay and also in the north bay. how much we cool down and for how long? coming up in a few minutes. stephanie all right. >> lisa, thank you. deve

i'm stephanie sierra. great to be back with you. >> yeah. welcome back. we missed you. i know i missed you all. >> i certainly didn't miss this gloomy weather. >> i know. yes, this is tempoorary. we have an area of low pressure that's pretty strong for this time of year. that has brought some showers. maybe you missed them. perhaps while you're sleeping, you can see the ground has certainly gotten wet in many neighborhoods. some lightning up towards eureka. the area of low pressure crescent city, the tail end of it bringing a few showers across the north bay, the east bay, and now into the sierra nevada. a closer look from petaluma to point reyes. there still some shower activity, so the next few hours and then it will be winding down. but look at all that from south lake all the way down through the central sierra. so some sun trying to come out there at sfo. it is muggy and mostly cloudy, 67 san jose, 62 san francisco and the exploratorium. camera a little sun glint there on the bay 64. in concord we are much milder, muggy and low 80s arriving inland by this afternoon

. >> good morning, i'm stephanie sierra, the san mateo county transit district is warning of possibleearly as tomorrow. >> it's because of a potential work stoppage, a union representing bus operators and other workers rejected a three year contract proposal from the district. sam trans is advising customers to seek alternative transportation options, paratransit service will not be disrupted and to weather now changes are on the way. let's check in with lisa. good morning. >> good morning stephanie. hi everyone. it is a cooler start. you can see the clear sky here. the golden gate bridge, where it is 60, in san jose with 54, in redwood city and the peninsula nice and clear. we'll see 70s and 80s around the bay with near 90 today inland, even warmer tomorrow and tuesday. stephanie >> so thank you and thank you all for joining us. gma is next . >> good morning. you deserve a better day. >> we all do. who doesn't want better. better believe better days start with abc seven mornings. >> it's a good day to have a better day. >> weekdays at five. >> watch abc seven mornings paris trump. >>

for now though, we say good evening, i'm ama daetz and i'm stephanie sierra. >> we begin tonight with a group of san francisco neighbors trying to build a better bay area. girl, you want to get some out here? >> you. you okay? we couldn't let you listen to most of that. obviously. you know why? it's just one example of why people who live in this neighborhood are now suing san francisco. >> last year, abc seven news reporter louis pena broke the story of prostitution on capp street, which led to the city taking action, putting up barriers on that street. now, people living a block over on shotwell street say all the prostitution has migrated there and is here now with the latest details. >> louis. >> yes, this is almost exactly what residents on capp street were experiencing last year. and now, two blocks away, residents on shotwell say they're fed up and taking legal action against the city, claiming that after san francisco placed barriers on captured to stop prostitution, now illicit sex trade migrated to their block. residents on san francisco's shotwell street say they have reach

. >> let's get to abc seven news anchor stephanie sierra for a look at the stories that are coming upat 530. stephanie, thanks, ama and dan. >> tonight, a closer look at the recidivism rate here in san francisco and a big contract extension for the city's pretrial diversion program. san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto joins us live with a closer look at the changes then our adus. the solution to our housing crisis. bay area lawmakers are embracing the trend. lyanne melendez joins us with new data that may surprise you. join us for those stories and more at 530 on abc seven bay area streaming tv. dan and ama. >> very good. steph thank you. >> and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc7 news.com and join stephanie in two minutes. be sure to do that. >> and if you're watching us here on tv. world news tonight with david muir is next for spencer, christian and all of us. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. >> we will see you again at 6:00. when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatne

. >> let's go to abc seven news anchor stephanie sierra with a look at what's coming up at 530 steph thanks dan and ama tonight. >> it's being pegged as a seismic shift in the real estate world. we'll discuss new rules taking effect this week that will change how realtors get paid to help people buy and sell their homes. a local expert joins us live to discuss the impacts expected right here in the bay area. then a local bank policy seemingly taken out of a spy movie. we'll dive into further controversy involving san francisco's wells fargo employee security procedures. join us for those stories and more at 530 on abc seven bay area streaming tv. dan and ama. okay, good stuff. >> thanks, stephanie. >> and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc seven news.com and join steph in two minutes. >> and if you're watching us on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel and all of us here. we appreciate your time. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. we'll see you again at six. >> david: tonight breaking news, the images coming in. the earthquake rattling the

i'm stephanie sierra. the dnc switches course today from a goodbye to president joe biden to an ushering in of a new era. it's happening now at the united center in chicago, where abc news reporter christiane cordero is live. with last night's highlights and a look ahead, christiane. >> hey there stephanie. good to be with you. so night one was really about giving president joe biden his flowers, right? and tonight, we expect the tone to shift a little bit and have these people be all in and we're expecting these people to be all in on harris. the theme for the night is a bold vision for america's future. today, the harris campaign is back on the road to nearby milwaukee. while at the dnc in chicago, surrogates rally support on their behalf. michigan governor gretchen whitmer telling fellow democrats, despite the enthusiasm for harris, now is not the time to be complacent. >> as excited as we are about kamala harris and tim walz, the rest of the world is just trying to get through their day and so we canno

good afternoon and thanks for joining us for abc seven news at 3:00 i'm stephanie sierra.op story we're following today. new dash cam video showing the moments before a wrong-way driver slammed head on into a car in south san jose, killing a woman and a teenage boy. you can see a toyota truck speed pass a vehicle on state route 85. then moments later, the driver would hit a tesla, killing a 47 year old woman and a 14 year old boy from san jose. the chp says a 39 year old man driving the pickup with florida plates suffered major injuries and remains in the hospital. >> we're going to have to wait until we are able to complete some more investigation on this specific crash before we can say why this driver was driving the wrong way. >> the names of the victims, as well as the driver of the truck, have not been released yet. investigators are still looking into whether the driver was drinking or using drugs that led up to this crash and this dramatic video out of santa cruz county, where a car slammed head on into a school bus this morning near watsonville. you can see the bi

all right, we still have much more news ahead, so let's get to abc seven news anchor stephanie sierra for a look at what's coming up at 530. >> steph, thank you. ama and dan tonight, a closer look into a series of mistakes by national park rangers that led to an unusual chase in marin county. the i-team's dan noyes will join us live to discuss the rv crash caught on camera. the fallout and the latest decision from the judge. then it's being pegged as a hostile takeover by a vng stam and pop businesses pushed out of a san francisco neighborhood supervisor catherine stefani will join us live to discuss the new legislation to address it. join us for those stories and more. at 530. dana. >> okay, steph, thanks very much. >> download the abc seven app or head to abc7 news.com to join. steph in two minutes. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm dan

i'm ama daetz and i'm stephanie sierra. >> the lone insect was found as inspectors were looking for mosquitoes carrying the west nile virus. but this new discovery is potentially much more dangerous. but as abc seven news reporter anser hassan explains, county officials are not taking any chances. >> inspectors from the contra costa mosquito and vector control district are testing standing water in areas in concord. they're looking for aedes aegypti mosquitoes, an invasive and potentially dangerous bug. >> you see a mosquito biting you, and you swat it on your arm. this is not that mosquito. its common name is the yellow fever mosquito. so it's a really dangerous mosquito. and we found one. >> nola woods is with vector control. she says this is the mosquito found on tuesday. the yellow fever mosquito can carry dengue fever, chikungunya and the zika virus. the zika virus can cause birth defects. >> it raises an alarm because where there's one, there's likely more. >> so far, the district found only one mosquito, which suggests they're not here in high frequency. but two years ago, a large numbe

let's go to abc seven news anchor stephanie sierra for the stories. coming up at 530.ph thanks, ama and dan. >> it's day two of the dnc in california is bringing record numbers out in support of vice president kamala harris. it's history in the making, and it comes with big impacts to the bay area. abc seven news political insider phil matier joins us live to discuss then more and more americans are choosing not to have kids. the latest data showing the growing trend. plus details on an updated covid vaccine that could get the green light. this week. join us for those stories and more on abc seven. bay area streaming tv at 5:30 a.m. okay, steph, thanks a lot. >> and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc7 news.com and join steph in two minutes. >> and if you're watching us here on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel. all of us. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. >> we will see you again at six. to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bi

i'm stephanie sierra. our top story today is developing in alameda county. there's fallout in response to a video posted on tiktok. and now a 20 year veteran firefighter accused of making racist comments is now on administrative leave. >> the firefighter was off duty at the time of the incident. it's come to our attention that some language was used during the interaction that does not align with the values and standards we uphold as an organization. such behavior is not representative of who we are or the department or our values. we strive to embody every day. >> the viral tiktok video shows the firefighter getting into a road rage altercation with another driver, calling him a racial slur. we spoke to that other driver. >> i'd like to say you know, we get respected. i mean, everybody gets respected, not just browns, blacks, whites, yellow, purple. it doesn't it doesn't matter. you know, we all need to get respected and uh- we're living together. we, you know, we're not living apart. we're all living together. today's press conference. >> the alameda count

let's get to abc seven news anchor stephanie sierra for the stories. coming up at 5.30. steph. >> thanks. ama and dan. yes tonight we're looking into a new program that aims to transform support for victims of domestic violence. the executive director of cora, a nonprofit dedicated to helping victims of partner abuse, will join us live to discuss how this program will work in san mateo county. then facebook at odds with the white house. ceo mark zuckerberg admitting he agreed to censor covid 19 content following pressure from the biden administration. a legal analyst joins us to discuss the pushback. join us for those stories and more on the stream at 5.30. dana. >> steph, thank you. >> and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc seven news.com and join stephanie in two minutes. >> and if you're watching us here on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel. all of us here. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. >> we'll see you again at six. is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is wit

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i'm larry beil and i'm stephanie sierra. >> the official roll call will get underway in just about anlifornia's in the spotlight. >> last night was about president biden. tonight, it's all about kamala harris and the future of the democratic party. >> abc seven news anchor julian glover joins us live now from chicago with the very latest. hi, julian. >> hey there. good afternoon, larry and stephanie. we are live inside of an already rocking united center. a number of musical acts have been taking the stage programing for night two of the dnc, starting a bit earlier than yesterday when we saw president joe biden speaking. well past midnight eastern time. the theme for tonight's dnc night is all about a bold vision for america's future, and the hea

. >> and i'm stephanie sierra.evelopments with the federal election interference case against former president donald trump. special counsel jack smith filed what's known as a superseding indictment today. >> now, it doesn't drop any of the original four charges against mr. trump. instead, it adjusts the charges in response to the supreme court's ruling last month on presidential immunity. now, the one noticeable change in this indictment is it no longer references mr. trump's use of the department of justice that was mentioned more than 30 times in the original indictment. and as we mentioned, we're following the latest on that wrong-way crash that claimed two lives in san jose and we're now seeing the moments that a truck traveled several minutes in the wrong direction on a busy freeway. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes with the latest. >> take a look at this video

. >> and i'm stephanie sierra. fillmore district say they're being pushed out after decades in the neighborhood. now, this comes after a billionaire venture capitalist recently bought up several buildings in the area and decided not to extend their leases. >> abc seven news reporter tim johns here now live in studio with the details. hi, tim. >> yeah, larry. stephanie. over the past several months, venture capitalist neil mehta has funded the purchase of multiple buildings along fillmore street. since then, a handful of businesses say they've been told they have to vacate their properties once their leases are over. they tell me the option of

for now though, we say good evening, i'm ama daetz and i'm stephanie sierra. >> we begin tonight withying to build a better bay area. girl, you want to get some out here? >> you. you okay? we couldn't let you listen to most of that. obviously. you know why?

it's saturday, august third i'm stephanie sierra. we begin with the weather. lisa is here and that heat returns. yes, the heat returns and the moisture is moving out of here. >> so in terms of the park fire, good news, bad news scenario, you see a little bit of moisture and the cloud cover, which is sort of some good news, but that comes with the possibility of lightning strikes. as we get in closer, you can see it has been raining in the sierra nevada, but this moisture winding down, we're getting back into a stable environment with our low cloud deck. and from emeryville right now you can see some sunshine. it is mild from the upper 50s downtown, upper 60s in hayward, and from mount tam. westerly flow today will allow for the cool air at the coast already in the mid 70s inland. so as we go through the rest of the morning hours, look at the 80s arriving and then stopping this late in the day where we've peaked at the upper 90s to near 100 inland. but the clouds and the cool temperatures at the coast today we'll talk about a slightly cooler sunday in a few min

. >> speaker nancy pelosi sat down with abc seven news reporter stephanie sierra today to discuss what'sected for the harris campaign. in an interview you'll hear only on abc seven news. >> stephanie is here with us in the studio with the story. steph. >> yes, dan and speaker pelosi served with minnesota governor tim walz when he was a member of congress back in 2007. now, she had a lot of praise for him and shared her thoughts on next week's dnc convention. >> he was just remarkable. 24 years in the national guard and wearing the nation's uniform when he came to congress, he was highly respected. immediately, i nominated him, but they elected him to be the top democrat on the veterans affairs committee, where he did more for veterans than had been done since the gi bill during world war two. >> looking ahead to the dnc now, what do democrats need to do to win this election? >> well, we have to. first of all, we made a decision to win. and when you make a decision to win, then you make every decision in favor of winning. we've decided that we're going to own the ground to get out the vot

i'm stephanie sierra. great to be back with you on a very rainy saturday morning. >> yeah.come back. in some unusual weather. exactly. >> i'm glad to be with you. >> yes. and you know what? it is not going to last throughout the day. in fact, not even the morning hours. just the very early morning hours where you can see that the activity just kind of washes out towards the bay area. the main activity off of eureka, the low off crescent city, some lightning bolts there as we go in closer from west to east, we have seen the showers from marin county, san francisco out towards hayward. right now, vacaville highway 80 american canyon has had a shower and right around 80 highway 24 out towards berkeley and then orind, maybe san leandro. and as we look at mount tam, boy, it is foggy. it looks like winter, doesn't it? we are humid this morning. 66, in san jose and in the north bay. still dark, the sun coming up. six 3362 in napa and 24 hours ago much cooler. so it's a warmer muggier air mass and throughout the afternoon 70s to low 80s in concord, sunny skies by late morning. bays

i'm stephanie sierra. lisa is here with the weather and more on this holiday forecast. >> that's right. we have the long weekend and a cooldown underway. but boy it was pretty nice yesterday with the fog clearing all the way to the coast. here's a look at our system offshore. you can see that spinning motion counterclockwise. it's an area of low pressure that will bring that cooldown to the bay area. more so into tomorrow. but as for today, we're looking at temperatures near average. it's going to be a nice afternoon, although we will get some breezy winds right at the coast 60. sfo and fremont. as we look up to the north, the fog has not filled in around the bay. 58 in sonoma, 51 santa rosa. so we will look for the temperatures this morning. a little milder in spots and slightly cooler as well. it kind of depends on where you are. 1030 we're sunny in our inland valleys and then as we get towards the afternoon, you can see how that fog pulls away from the coast. upper 80s to near 90, inland mid 70s to near

. >> abc seven news reporter stephanie sierra sat down with pelosi to discuss her role in some of thehistoric moments over the past two decades. this is a conversation you'll only see on abc seven. >> so, speaker, you discussed at length in your book, know your why. can you explain to our viewers how that motto has shaped your political career? >> well, thank you very much. it's lovely to be with you. i always say to people, know your why. because getting involved in the public arena is not for the faint of heart. you almost immediately become a target. it's so sad. it shouldn't be that way. but when you know why you're doing it, it makes it worthwhile. my why? when i went from housewife to house member to house speaker, was the 1 in 5 children in america who live in poverty, go to sleep hungry at night. that's what constantly motivates me. >> in one of your final chapters, we got an in depth look on the day of the insurrection from your eyes. you know, many members have described the insurrection like a war zone and as your book points out, members being on the floor on their bellies

. >> and i'm stephanie sierra. we begin with new developments with the federal election interference case against former president donald trump. special counsel jack smith filed what's known as a superseding indictment today. >> now, it doesn't drop any of the original four charges against mr. trump. instead, it adjusts the charges in response to the supreme court's ruling last month on presidential immunity. now, the one noticeable change in this indictment is it no longer references mr. trump's use of the department of justice that was mentioned more than 30 times in the original indictment. and as we mentioned, we're following the latest on that wrong-way crash that claimed two lives in san jose and we're now seeing the moments that a truck traveled several minutes in the wrong direction on a busy freeway. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes with the latest. >> take a look at this video. slowed down. it shows the white pickup truck traveling the wrong way on northbound highway 85. the chp saying that truck trav

. >> and i'm stephanie sierra. several legacy businesses in san francisco's fillmore district say they're being pushed out after decades in the neighborhood. now, this comes after a billionaire venture capitalist recently bought up several buildings in the area and decided not to extend their leases. >> abc seven news reporter tim johns here now live in studio with the details. hi, tim. >> yeah, larry. stephanie. over the past several months, venture capitalist neil mehta has funded the purchase of multiple buildings along fillmore street. since then, a handful of businesses say they've been told they have to vacate their properties once their leases are over. they tell me the option of renewing was never really a possibility. walk down fillmore street in the heart of san francisco and you'll be greeted by several familiar businesses, some of which have been here for decades. but that may soon be changing. since the start of the year, a billionaire venture capitalist has bought several of the buildings in this area

i'm larry beil and i'm stephanie sierra. >> the official roll call will get underway in just about an hour. >> yeah, and tonight, california's in the spotlight. >> last night was about president biden. tonight, it's all about kamala harris and the future of the democratic party. >> abc seven news anchor julian glover joins us live now from chicago with the very latest. hi, julian. >> hey there. good afternoon, larry and stephanie. we are live inside of an already rocking united center. a number of musical acts have been taking the stage programing for night two of the dnc, starting a bit earlier than yesterday when we saw president joe biden speaking. well past midnight eastern time. the theme for tonight's dnc night is all about a bold vision for america's future, and the headliners don't get bigger in the democratic party. former first lady and former president michelle and barack obama. tonight, the obamas, who have a long running relationship with vice president kamala harris, are expected to make a forceful case for why their friend and political ally should be the next president

i'm stephanie sierra. great to be back with you. >> welcome back. we missed you. >> i know i missed you all and the drizzle came with it this morning. >> yeah. call it plain old rain. did you have it out there coming in? absolutely. the roadways are wet, the wipers are needed, and scattered showers are in the area. as we take a look at live doppler seven, you can see the system and the lightning bolts to the north. the system is going to continue to drop south. move to the east into the sierra nevada, but in the meantime, out ahead of it. yes, we have showers all over the bay area from santa rosa to saint helena, down through marin county and through san francisco, and even as far south as union city and sunol. 680 fremont. you can see a few showers in the next couple of minutes. 62 in fremont. right now it is 60 in sfo, where temperatures are muggy in the north bay from 63. in napa and 61 in novato. so we're anywhere from a couple degrees to eight degrees milder with all the cloud cover, the rain, the humidity, the clouds. stay with us. the scatter

i'm stephanie sierra.ones to help disrupt sideshows. the crackdown involves sfpd, the sheriff's office, the alameda county sheriff's office, as well as california highway patrol. aside from drones, the city is expected to use surveillance cameras and license plate readers as well to help catch people involved. san francisco mayor london breed also says she will introduce legislation to combat sideshows. to weather now and a cooldown coming. let's check in with lisa. good morning. >> good morning. 55 right now, with a pretty view of santa cruz. a high of 77 today. you can see the sun trying to come out here. 64 in hayward and san jose from our east bay hills. camera. you can see the marine layer making it into our inland valleys. 60s at the coast to near 90 inland. >> thank you lisa. thank you all for we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't cha

sierra washington. the tada into sworn and its youngest as a prime minister for the stephanie was pat hometown, should've watts has a daughter, a former prime minister taxing on the 3rd member of the family to leave the country . a lot of these live pictures now of her making her 1st public statement since being sworn in her father was ousted in a coo and convicted of corruption. he received the royal pod on saturday just a day off to his home and was picked for the top job. and a vote in front of me for the check has more now from bank of a representative from the palace arrived handed over the sheet of paper. she then press tray to herself in front of the poor choice of the king and gave a brief statement. she said she was very excited to do the job. she would come so fully one area she did mention in particular was the economy. that's going to be a real, an immediate task for her. today was all about the ceremony about the formality. but now she's got the tough job. she can really get down to work. i think the economy is going to be top of the list the policy despite coming into government about a yea

stephanie, good morning to you. we still have that elevated moisture. here's a look at our water vapor imagery where you see the sierrale. otherwise, sunshine coming out today and the low cloud deck along our shoreline. numbers will be warming up as well. san jose already 68. you can see that compressed marine layer from sfo peninsula numbers well into the 80s. today it's 73 already by the delta. 24 hours ago we were cooler. so you can see how we are warmer. it was muggy. and we're going to replace that with the heat today. so look at that 100 degrees in antioch 98 in livermore, 78 in oakland. and the accuweather seven day forecast a few degrees cooler for your sunday. then we heat up again midweek. stephanie. >> all right, lisa, thank you. and thank you all for joining us. gma is next [thinking] why always the couch? does he need to go to puppy school? get his little puppy diploma? how much have i been spending on this little guy? when your questions about life turn into questions about money... there's erica. the virtual financial assistant to help you spend, save, and plan smarter. only from bank of america. choice