alissa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> if you would like to help the victims of hurricane harvey, we haveesources at abc7.com. red cross alone is operated 34 community shelters in texas. >>> and a heat advisory and warning for tomorrow. drew is tracking the temperatures. >>> yeah, we are wrapping up a week of record-breaking heat today and temperatures right now, mild in a lot of spots away from the coast. 77 right now in concord. 86 in brentwood. 70 in san jose and 73. future weather out the door, the fog very limited and that means we're quickly -- 10:00 in the morning, look at a that, widespread 80s and 90s at that early morning hour. for that fact, the heated a virusry for areas close to the bay. and hotter spots away from the coast. we will talk about how hot we will get and when we will finally get refreshing air in the forecast. >>> thank you very much. and the temperatures in the east bay, almost unbearable for some people. here is more from pleasanton where they are facing another day of triple-digit temperatures. melanie? >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. aren't 4:00 this afternoon

alissa harrington, abc 7 >>> amtrak train hit and killed a driver. sacramento bound capital corridor train struck the truck which was on the tracks. >>> peninsula jackey spear made a plea for speech. >> so this is a time for engagement and that is what you are seeing throughout the bay area and love will win out. >> at today's trip to the memorial, spooer marked the end to women's suffrage. >>> in walnut creek, a crowd gathered in civic farm to form the words end hate. the crowd wanted to fight against >> today we had record breaking heat and tomorrow one, two, or three degrees warmer than what we experienced today. very quiet picture. limited if any fog just off the santa cruz coast. that is what we have out there. never leave anything in your car. good reminder look before you lock. the sun can quickly heat up the inside of your car. with the windows up, the ac off, the sunshine in a matter of an hour can heat up your car 40 miles per hour. on average, 37 deaths are associated with kids staying in hot cars. don't forget about your kids and your pet