. ♪ >>> that was last night staying up past my bedtime to enyou. what thousands of people came.hat was decent food there as well. >> sit a big part of the weekend. heads up jazz festival. >> yeah. >> a lot of music. >> if you just caught the end of that story take it and. >> all right. coming off a great weekend. looking at another warm one. >> we are all excited. >> yeah. let's get ready for the day. as we gate live look outside a lot of people on the way to work and maybe to school too. we are seeing schools coming back online. slight improvement for the inland east bay. there will be light drifts of smoke moving by. as we go towards concord we start out with temperatures in the mid-60s. it will heat up pretty fast today heading into the mid-90s by early afternoon. we are talking about schools back in session and good first day of school for students in pleasanton. low 80s by early afternoon. enjoy your time out there. try to stay cool today especially in the valley. we are going to see although we will have some slight cooling for the first part of the week the heat will retu

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