downtown france warmer. 74 with sunshine. 92 san rafael. 84 in oakland. a good idea to download the accuweather app. you see these temperatures here, they look like what you would expect to see, triple digit heat in the summertime. 104 livermore. it doesn't look like this very often in the summertime. check out these highs. dangerous heat. on friday we're talking 112 degrees inland. coast side you'll be in the 80s. we go into saturday and it's still going to be hot. 111 there. 80s along the coastline. really uncomfortable on sunday. little relief is expected with the triple digits inland. there will be some relief near the coast as you go from the 80s to the 70s. spare the air alert for thursday and it will likely get issued for a few days following. here is my accuweather seven-day forecast. upper 60s to mid 100s tomorrow. 112 friday, saturday. 80s coast side. sunday, you're 106 inland. 70s at the beaches. labor day heat on monday. at least if you're out doors, temperatures will be backing off. upper 60s to low 100s. we get down to the 90s. that's going

frances it really hasn't let up. this is now the fifth straight day that harvey has dumped rain on this community. i'm right by the buffalo bayou, just west of downtown. it cuts right through downtown houston and it dumps into the houston ship channel and then into the gulf of mexico. but because of this record rainfall in some parts of more than 40 inches of rain fell in certain parts of houston here, it has swelled all the dams, rivers and bayous like this. these abandoned cars is a very common scene on these streets. it's devastating just to see all these businesses and apartments all here. this used to be a park. now part of that bayou. tons of rescues still going on. as we speak, they're still going on right now and lot of them are being take on the the convention center the main shelter here, there are eight shelters, they are quickly become iing filled capacity. we spoke to one about that rescue. >> our house has been hit two other times, this is the third time. memorial day, tax day, now this one. this by far was the worst. couldn't imagine it. it's at the roof of some of our friends' house. >> i don't know if they have the picture over there

frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. good wednesday morning to you. live look outside at downtown wednesday morning to you. taking a live look outside downtown san francisco. you can make out the transamerica pyramid there, even the light on the top bringing you a little brightness this morning. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm march cus washington hern this hump day of. >> a brand-new member of our "today in the bay" team. >> great to be here. >> nice to have you. >> one thing that's great here is the weather. i love it. >> i'll try because we are going to have another beautiful day. we've really enjoyed nice, cooler temperature,

downtown. sending bodies flying. one woman died. police arrested a driver. a witness called it terror. >> this was a terrorist attack. what happens in france when pedestrians plowed into intentionally it's called a terrorist attack. >> president trump at his new jersey golf club. >> we condemn this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides, on many sides. >> reporter: several congressional republicans went further than the president condemning white supreme yifs and branding their tactics terrorism, as well. >> oh, my, it is. >> reporter: a virginia state police helicopter which had been monitoring the protests crashed late saturday afternoon killing both officers on board. the end of a violent and deadly day in a city on edge. chris pallone, nbc news. >>> the rally and violence outraged people across the delaware valley. tonight, people took to the streets to demonstrate from bucks county to center city. drew smith joins us live from city hall and drew, what was the message tonight? >> denise, demonstrators filled this whole area of dilworth park and wanted to show they stand with the people of virginia and said thes

downtown community coming together on a positive note. >> a good vibe. >> encouraging the crowds to still visit manassas this weekend, france for new reasonsext year it might happen. >> in manassas, amy aubert, abc7 news. jonathan: we are back in the weather center with steve rudin. we are talking about hurricane harvey. this is a sizable storm. this seems to get bigger. steve: we are waiting for the next update to come in. it should be here in ten or 15 minutes. this is at 2:00 with the winds at 85 miles per hour. still wind gusts at 105. it's only going to get stronger as we move through the next few days. then it will make landfall, it will be a big, big mess. more on that coming up in ten minutes. outside we go. closer to home, if you have a chance to get outdoors and enjoy it, take advantage of it while you can. 5:00 around 82 degrees. we see temperatures falling in the 70's by 7:00 to 9:00. partly to mostly cloudy skies. temperatures around 74. satellite and radar from stormwatch7, passing clouds out there now. no problems for the rush hour commute, driving home. after-school practices for the kids, firm go. wakeup temperatures tomor