pablo cruz, the tubes, and dave mason are performing today. on to leigh glaser, and hopefully the complaints department hasn't been get -- >> leigh: it's gone. temperatures are going to be in the $80ss there tomorrow so make plans. here's a great shot from the mount tam cam. a great day at the beaches. and a little sauce lead -- sausolito in the ground. cloud-free thanks to the winds, and the northerly breezes helped to warm us up in most locations. 91 in concord right now. it's 91 -- 91 in antibiotic county, -- in antioch. 90 in concord. half moon bay, the coofl spot, 59, and 80 in san jose. temperatures, right now compared to this time yesterday, antioch and livermore, down a few degrees. check out san francisco, up 10 degrees, novato up 9 degrees, napa up 6 degrees, and we're going climb more as we head into the holiday monday. tonight we keep it clear and mild. warm to hot tomorrow, and then as we get into tuesday and wednesday, that's when the cooling trend will start to move in the northerly winds across the entire state. cloud-free, war

today, pablo cruise krause and tubes and dave mason are performing and the weather should be pretty nicech warmer than yesterday, 70 for a high there. 78 tomorrow. millbrae art and wine festival wraps you were today, that will be 68. breezy conditions. got important 70s across the bay with low 90s and gilroy, 86 in holster. we're coming up today about five degrees, another five tomorrow and in some spots, coolest day will be wednesday when temperatures go way down and looks like we should try to recover by the end of next week. >> that is going to do it for us. i'm carolyn tyler, with lisa argen. have a great sunday.

today pablo cruz, the tubes and dave mason are performing on the festival's main stage.eather for them today, lisa. >> yes. 70 sausalito, 78 tomorrow. look for 75 in oakland with 92 out by the delta. 92 livermore, 85 san jose. a little breezy but we'll see the temperatures warm a bit today and a lot tomorrow for the warmest day of the week being labor day! mid-90s inland and much cooler tuesday and wednesday so enjoy it. >> just in time for labor day. that is going to do it for us. thank you for joining us. thank you for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler wi thank you for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler wi navigating today's real estate market is complicated. you've seen the signs. that's why having the right real estate agent is more important than ever. at remax.com, you can find experts in short sales or bank-owned properties or commercial real estate, agents who can help speed up the process, no matter how intricate. and that's good news, whether you're trying to sell or hoping to buy. because the only sign you really want to see is "sold." nobody sells more real estate tha

. ♪ >> jefferson starship, dave mason, pablo cruz. >> music like art is rooted in personal experiencethat you have a connection to, they have more. so -- >> really is a soul-filled experience. three days, saturday, sunday and monday. here's a great idea. why don't you take the ferry directly from san francisco. it will let you off the dock right here and you can really enjoy a full day. in sausalito, don sanchez, abc 7 news. >> all right. what's the weather gonna be like for the sausalito art festival. >> starting out with fog. glad you asked. later on this afternoon the upper 60s and a warming trend through the weekend. millbrae art and wine festival, 70 today with morning fog, breezy tomorrow. the rest of the bay low 90s inland valleys, 82 san jose. dense fog now monterey and watsonville and nice day at santa cruz aat 70. the juror shore flow keeping us cooler than yesterday. nice afternoon with fog sweeping away tomorrow, kind of breezy. the warmest day will be labor day with some highs in the upper 70s to near 80 in san francisco. >> highs from 61 to 92. you make the call. enjoy w

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