i know you have been to dolores park and alamo square. what you guys doing here?yeah, really what it is about is that it is a grabbed two campaign. i think that the last six months have been trying for everyone. parks have been, no matter, like you just said, in the east bay or northbay or southbay, right here in san francisco, parks, no matter the size have been like this savior. we have gone out and we have used them and i think a lot of people found a newfound love for them. and we wanted to show, everyone to show our gratitude for how important these open spaces are to us. and, we came up with this idea of a heart your parks campaign. we just want to really say thank you to the amazing spaces. that we have. that we are blessed with here in the bay area. and, to let people know that they are here for you. they have been here for us through earthquakes, through other pandemics, and now this pandemic. and they will continue to be. so we came up with this idea. and it is, it was taking those social distancing bubbles and turning them into hearts. and then, you kno

. >> people packed the hill at alamo square taking pictures of the painted ladies with the orange skyed backdrop. bay area landmarks like we've never seen before. let's check back in with paul heggen and darren peck. >> it was just eerie -looking with that orange sky overhead. this is one of the best pictures i've seen of social media all day. just that eerie glow, we talked about how that happened but it had actual effects on her weather as well. temperatures only made it into the 60s across the bay area, only up to 70 degrees for the warm spot in livermore. and when we miss the forecast by this much we owe you an explanation more than just oh, it was smoking outside.>> don't be hard on yourself paul, by missing that forecast for 25 degrees, everybody did. let me show you why come all you have to do is look at california from space today and that is all smoke. take a look at that full screen. in addition to the smoke blocking out the sun, those 25 degrees had to go somewhere. we still had that solar insulation coming in from the atmosphere and it hit the top layer of the smoke. watch

the hearts will appear at alamo square, doloris park.he alliance wants to hear about why they heart their parks. i like that. >>> and disney's live action remake of "mulan" is now streaming on disney plus. >> a girl threatens our plans. >> a warrior. >> yes, "mulan." okay. so the movie was supposed to premiere in march. but coronavirus. on midday live, we spoke with the actress who plays "mulan's" mom. and we got the inside scoop. >> there is one shot at the very end and i won't tell you what is happens, but zana who plays mulan's little sister, and i didn't realize that we were on camera and it was a huge scene with horses and, you know -- and we were kind of teasing her from behind. and later on somebody came up and said you were on camera the whole time. >> so disney plus subscribers can rent "mulan" for $30. coming up on "good morning america," we'll hear from "mulan's" director. and disney is the parent company of abc 7. >>> coming up next, more items are coming off the menu at taco bell. we'll be talking about the latest things to

. >>> alamo square, mclaren park, doris park and indian basin all have the painted hearts. you can also donate by going to the website for sf parks alliance and contribute to the cause. there to take a photo and do a hashtag of heart your parks. >> love that, great story. thank you. >>> marin health officials announced a major step forward starting next tuesday the county expects businesses, s an gyms , well they can reopen indoors at reduced capacity. churches, museums and movie theaters can also open doors. the county is reporting just under six new covid cases per day in a positivity rate of 3%. all schools will be allowed to reopen on september 22nd without a waiver, if they remain in tier 2 status for the next few weeks. >>> hair salons and barbershops in alameda county opened doors to customers. salons and barbershops have been closed for six counties ea restrictions must keep capacity at 25%. the fact everyone was wearing face coverings and no one could sit and we inside. client also have temperatures checked and fill out a covid-19 questionnaire before entering your

the hearts will appear now at alamo square, and glenn canyon.y want to hear from san franciscoresident why they heart their parks. if you are going to the park you have to wear your hat and bring your water. the works. >> everything. >> yeah, and find shade the this weekend or ac, it will be a scorchers. i will show you the heat wave that is ahead. it's going to cover all of the bay area in terms of the warnings and advisories. shades of pink, that's the excessive heat warning that is because the heat risk, it will be high between 11:00 p.m. saturday and 9:00 p.m. monday. and it's for the coast and bay shoreline and orange. definitely dangerous. let's take a look at the forecast highs saturday. mid 100s, inland. and the heat will build on sunday. this is excessive, you are talking 110 degrees in concord as we head towards monday. it will still be hot, fairfield, 108, 107, these are projections. heat tips. drink plenty of fluids, seek shade, or go inside for ac, do not leave children or pets in your vehicles. a live look, just a lovely view of th

the hearts will appear now at alamo square, and glenn canyon. they want to hear from san franciscoresident why they heart their parks. if you are going to the park you have to wear your hat and bring your water. the works. >> everything. >> yeah, and find shade the this weekend or ac, it will be a scorchers. i will show you the heat wave that is ahead. it's going to cover all of the bay area in terms of the warnings and advisories. shades of pink, that's the excessive heat warning that is because the heat risk, it will be high between 11:00 p.m. saturday and 9:00 p.m. monday. and it's for the coast and bay shoreline and orange. definitely dangerous. let's take a look at the forecast highs saturday. mid 100s, inland. and the heat will build on sunday. this is excessive, you are talking 110 degrees in concord as we head towards monday. it will still be hot, fairfield, 108, 107, these are projections. heat tips. drink plenty of fluids, seek shade, or go inside for ac, do not leave children or pets in your vehicles. a live look, just a lovely view o

we expanded to include lafayette park and and and alamo square. >> that is great. that is fantastic. now, as restrictions are lifted i understand summer camps are now allowed. how is the structure changed to make sure everybody remains safe from the virus? >> we are thrilled to be able to provide camps at all given the virus. we worked really hard to be able to provide a fun and safe environment. camps look different but they still offer kids the same opportunities for friendships creative, learn new skills and in order to prevent the spread of covid-19 we are following the health orders temperature screening and enhance screening. pods of no more than 12 kids. kids and staff stay together in the same cohort for leach of the three week camp sessions. this is different than the past where kids and counselors can jump from week to week. we are doing things differently. honestly for kids to get out of the house, to see each other, to see their friends and run around, play some sports which they are allowed to do in their own pods. it couldn't be more important. we are

we spotted a few of them in alamo square and dolores park. it's all part of the sf park alliance heart your parks fundraising campaign. the money supports green spaces, playgrounds and over 200 community projects. this is the time of year the organization holds their annual fundraising gala. because of the pandemic, obviously, they're turning now to the public for help instead. >>> here we go, tomorrow is friday. pretty much the weekend for a lot of people already based on the new schedules. is going to be warm tomorrow, but not hot. it's going to get hot on saturday, sunday and monday. an excessive heat warning will go into effect on saturday, sunday and monday for the inland valleys. been around the bay temperatures in place, like san francisco, with the upper 80s. san jose can easily make it into 98, 96 degrees. the plan for the weekend, this isn't tomorrow, but the weekend. heat advisory around the bay and at the coast, which makes sense. then inland you will find the excessive heat warning, pardon me, not heat advisory, extensive heat wa

if you have them you can see at alamo square, in dolores park. it is part of the heart your park fundraising campaign from the san francisco park alliance. the money raised will support green spaces, playgrounds and 200 other community projects. >>> 7:00 on a friday. thank you so much for being with us. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm dave clark. welcome to friday, it is september 4th. do you figure you will stay in a lot this weekend? is that what you are planning? >> that's what i've kind of resigned myself to, but as we talk about the weather, it is going to be hot, but i'm thankful that that humidity that we had last time around probably isn't going to

we expanded to include lafayette park an and and alamo square. >> that is great. that is fantastic.ow, as restrictions are lifted i understand summer camps are now allowed. how is the structure changed to make sure everybody remains safe from the virus? >> we are thrilled to be able to provide camps at all given the virus. we worked really hard to be able to provide a fun and safe environment. camps look different but they still offer kids the same opportunities for friendships, creative, learn new skills and in order to prevent the spread of covid-19 we are following the health orders, temperature screening and enhance screening. pods of no more than 12 kids. kids and staff stay together in the same cohort for leach of the three week camp sessions. this is different than the past where kids and counselors can jump from week to week. we are doing things differently. honestly, for kids to get out of the house, to see each other, to see their friends and run around, play some sports, which they are allowed to do in their own pods. it couldn't be more important. we are grateful for the