the overhaul could even help jetblue keep its edge.dy ranked as the best airline for customer service according to american customer satisfaction index. live at sfor of itny wilson abc 7 news. >> that would be interesting. thank you. >>> developing news a bakersfield man who claimed he wanted to be the worst cyber terrorist who ever lived is expected to face federal charges in indiana. 26 yd buster hernandez was arrested last week. prosecutors say he contacted underage girls through social media claiming to have pornographic pictures of them. he allegedly threatened to release the images unless they sent more. when one victim refused, prosecutors say he threatened to kill her and her classmates. that threat caused two schools in indiana to close for a day. >>> a driver wanted in connection with an apparent road rage incident in texas has turned himself in and is claiming self definition. victoria best would disagree. look at the cell phone video and you're going to see that the driver next to her is brandishing a gun and pointing it at

we are learning more about an incident that forced a jetblue flight to make an emergency landing. two crew members were hospitalized wednesday after smelling an odor and falling ill on a flight from boston. the plane was forced to land in south carolina. jetblue said the plane was inspected and the sickening odor turned out to be nail polish remover. in the past two months -- three other jetblue flights have made emergency landings because someone on-board got sick. in the day ahead-- there has been a change of plans as prince george's county prepares to honor nba star kevin durant. here's what we know. it was supposed to be an all-day event in seat pleasant. instead -- the parade will go on as planned this morning at 10. but the rest of the festival was shut down at the last minute. it us being blamed on unforeseen circumstances and scheduling conflicts.' a daring heist on the streets of london. coming up-- what police say they criminals were after when they showed up armed with a sledgehammer. - hot and humid to round out the work week - storms today and tomorrow - nice, august

jetblue crew members falling ill. tonight, the airline on what it blames this time. >>> the explosion on an american highway. the big rig crash erupting into flames. >>> and the major medical headline tonight on cancer. can a blood test now find cancer before the symptoms start? >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night, and we begin tonight with the backlash against president trump. several of the nation's top ceos from companies you will know, campbell soup, pepsi, walmart, bailing on the president's business councils. it comes amid the president's response to charlottesville and his newest comment saying both sides should share the blame. that there were very fine people on both sides. and tonight, many studying the president's chief of staff, general john kelly's face, appearing to wince as president trump delivered those words. was the white house blindsided on this? abc's mary bruce leading us off. >> reporter: he sold himself as the businessman president, able to harness the

and jetblue are investigating all three incidents. anthony. >> mason: kris van cleave at regan national airport. thanks. he rolled the dice and wound up with a house and a hotel on pennsylvania avenue. but it's no board game for president trump. that hotel is bringing in real money, and a lot of it. here's julianna goldman. ( laughter ) >> reporter: in the first four months of the year, the trump international hotel beat its own projections by nearly 200%, turning a $1.97 million profit. this was despite occupancy below 50%. it was largely because of some of the highest room rates in the nation's capital, which increased monthly after mr. trump took office. february's average, $491. march, $550. april, $600. ( applause ) the numbers would delight any hotel executive, except that in the president's case, they come from private internal documents that the general services administration says were posted inadvertently. the g.s.a. took them down but not before the "wall street journal" can secured the documents. the president still owns a

jetblue says in this case, it was nail polish remover that was the odor. but last thursday, two were diverted after a half-dozen crew members reported problems in the cabin. in one of those incidents, emergency crews in buffalo administered oxygen. a pilot and two flight attendants taken to the hospital. jet blue says they followed the manufacturer and faa guidelines in checking out the airline and both were returned to service. david kerley, abc news, reagan international airport. >>> and now we have what may be the worst ceremonial first pitch in history. men, i want you to close your eyes for this. >> yes, so this happened before the boston/st. louis game in fenway park. that's a young man named jordan with the windup. he goes just a little bit outside. a little too close inside for that cameraman named tony. >> and someone grabbed a screen shot from tony's camera right before the moment of impact. tony later tweeted out, saying, thank the lord it was a little bit outside. >> you know, when you're pitching on the mound for the first pitch, it looks easy

. >>> and do you love flying jetblue? you may soon love them even more. how the airline is taking customer service to new heights. >>> and we're off to a great start once again, even had some drizzle this morning. looks like that will repeat itself again tomorrow. let's open the weather window. the sfo arrival delays are over. temperatures today anywhere from three to five degrees below >>> he's in his dress uniform, she's waiting. >> she's a little stunned. >> hang and i'm an arborist with i'pg&e in the sierras. the drought in california has killed trees on a massive scale. any of those trees that fail into power lines could cause a wildfire or a power outage. public safety is the main goal of our program. that's why we're out removing these hundreds of thousands of hazard trees. having tools and technology gives us a huge edge to identify hazard trees. my hope is that the work we're performing allows that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. together, we're building a better california. >>> miss across the country a

. >>> if you fly with jetblue, you'll soon be ail to call or text if you're running late, even tweet to say you're going to miss your flight. >> it seems promising jet blew is teaming up with a san francisco start-up to make this happen. tiffany wilson reports live to explain how this works. tiffany. >> reporter: good morning, reggie, natasha. the jetblue counter just opened up behind me and they say big changes are coming for their customers pits want to imagine this scenario. you tweet jetblue to say you're excited about an upcoming vacation but then on the day of you send them a text message saying you're running late and might miss your flight. they can see both of those interactions, understand are the importance of the trip and then send you a text message back with different flight times. then as you're en route to the art you can receive a confirmation e-mail all seemlessly. jetblue says they are going to make that scenario a reality by partnering with san francisco start-up gladly. now, gladly is a customer service support system that allows representatives a single view of

about anopments incident that happened on a jetblue flight.embers hospitalized after a flight from boston had to make an emergency landing in south carolina. jetblue said the inspected and the strange owner turned out to be nail polish remover. in the past few months, three were jetblue flights landed because somebody on board got sick. nancy: and a high-speed video caught on video. the police are looking for the thieves smashed a display window and stole jules inside -- and inside.wels nobody in the store was hurtful stop there is no word on the value of the stolen jewelry. alison: happening tomorrow coming celebration of nba greats as prince george's native kevin durant, but the festivities are shrinking. it was supposed to be an all-day event in seat pleasant. the parade will go on as planned in the morning, but the festival was shut down at the last minute. that is because of what was called unforeseen circumstances and a scheduling conflict. nancy: the summer season is winding down as kids go back to school, but kingsto two big new attrac

a jetblue flight diverted after crew members got sick. >> an emergency landing for a jetblue flight after reports of fumes and dizziness from crew members on board. and the pilot and two crew members taken to the hospital. >> a smoky type smell. >> one passenger telling a local anspaper he smelled overpowering smell. hours earlier, another diversion for another jetblue flight. >> we evaluated the three flight attendants complaining of symptoms. >> three flight attendants complaining of headaches forced this plan to return to fort lauderdale headed to barbados. these incidents are not all that rare. three american airlines workers were taken to the hospital. they reported a possible odor in the cabin. the source of those fumes could thehat is called bleed air, area used to pressurize the cabin, which is directed from the engines of almost all planes. is an additive containing a toxin in the oil, so an oil leak could mean fumes in the cabin. abc news, new york. adrianna: we are still about two weeks away from the start of school in loudoun county. their new teachers got a very warm welcome

and jetblue is investigating. cecilia? >> thanks. >>> in london tonight, an arrest making global headlines ach this scene on a bridge. a jogger pushing a woman into a bus. it was caught on video footage. london police arresting a u.s. investment banker. tonight he is out but his lawyers say they have the wrong man. here is james longman. >> reporter: it's the viral video shocking the internet. a jogger appears to push a woman in front of a london bus. look again at the man in the grey shirt. he runs g the sidewalk, onal straight into a woman walking the other way. sh e falls into t inches from her head. >> if it hadn't been for very good reflexes on the part of the bus driver or the level of force was such to push her even further into the road, almost certainly this could have ended in a fatality. >> reporter: tips pouring into police, who confirm they made an arrest thursday in that may 5th incident. and tonight, attorneys for eric bellquist, an american businessman, confirming he was arrested, but insisting bellquist is

both jetblue and both because crew members complained about feeling sick in the cabin. abc's gio benitez has more. >> reporter: tonight, mystery aboard two jetblue flights. >> you guys smell gas, right? >> reporter: diverted on the same day. >> they got a noxious odor on the aircraft. appears to be a smokey type smell. >> reporter: a flight from boston to san diego landing in buffalo. firefighters boarding the plane. two flight attendants and a pilot were taken to the hospital. video shows one of them getting oxygen in the terminal. some passengers reported headaches. >> it was really traumatic and anxiety riddled and terrifying. >> reporter: in south florida, another strange odor forcing a flight from ft. lauderdale to barbados, to make a u-turn. three flight attendants complaining of headaches. >> developing chest pains, somebody on oxygen because of the fumes. >> reporter: they were all treated on site. still not clear what caused the problems on the flights. the passengers made it to their destination. and jetblue is investigating. cecilia? >>> thanks. a jogger push

jetblue i like below 20. delta is a name to buy. >>> let's go off the charts. robert is here to break down what's key. >> thanks very much. let's look at a couple charts. starting with the s&p and each of the sub indexes in the transports and pull the story apart. starting with the s&p. we had a nice pullback to the hundred-day. write off key support. all looks good longer term trend for the market still positive in theory, from a standard technical analysis standpoint, you want to buy the dips everything looks fine. why are we cautious and remain cautious since we went into this may period there is a lot of divergences developing in the market, i think we really have to pay attention to the technicals. the next chart this is the transports the transports really just in a big trading range. that's what we saw in 2016 not a problem. in fact, they took off after the big trading rearrange. in theory you say they're setting up for a rally in 2016 the relative performance was building to the upside in anticipation of that move. that's opposite of what we have here c

and still to come on "action news" at noon, how an airport employee prompted the rescreening of a jetblue flight to boston. >>> and the end of an era, a special group of nasa satellites and the update on the forecast and more. >>> a jetblue flight from portland to boston was delayed last night for a rescreening. all the passengers had to deplane after an employee of the airport tried to get unauthorized access to the plane for some reason and the luggage was taken off and rescreened. it was then reboarded and arrived three hours late to boston. it's unclear why the employee tried to gain access to the plane in the first place. >>> the navy says that poor seaman ship caused the collision with the destroyer and a car oh ship. the captain the uss fitzgerald will be relieved of command and the navy seventh fleet says that the collision off the coast of japan was avoidable and both ships showed poor seaman ship. penalties were handed out to seven members of the watch teams. >>> a canadian man accused of a massive hack of yahoo! eaches will forego extradition and be tried in the united states.

hours earlier, another jetblue forced to return to ft. lauderdale after three flight attendants reported feeling ill. both incidents under investigation. >>> a new lawsuit accuses walgreens for overcharging for drugs. the suit claims they are charging those for generics with insurance more than those paying out of pocket. >>> a young baseball fan had the experience of a lifetime and may have given tim tebow an a little bit of luck. >> this happened late last month. the new york mets farmhand cracked one. >> but it's what happened before the home run. while he was getting ready to hit, tebow shook hands with a thrilled seth. look at him. he is pumped. that is awesome. so the 10-year-old has autism and is battling cancer with a tumor behind his right eye. very good day there. >> and tim has, his charity deals with a lot of kids with autism. so it is close to his heart. >> great story. >>> coming up, the biker who witnessed a hit-and-run accident and then took off after the car. trailing the car for miles. capturing the whole thing on video.

. >> reporter: today gladly and jetblue announced a partnership. starting this fall will use their soft ware to bring all forms of communications on to one platform. the jetblue customer service employees will use to streamline their process. >> you don't have to repeat yourself. >> reporter: bobby is the president of jetblue technology ventures. she hopes it will take some of the stress out of travel. >> if we can make our crew members available at the moment which a customer needs it, then it helps destress and make everybody's lives much easier. >> they get to give a consume arcustomized response and they get to weed out people that there really misusing the system. >> reporter: consumer psychologist says when it comes to customer service, social media has put some of the power back in the consumer's hands. >> when they know others are listening, sometimes that inspire as more immediate response. >>> surveillance video captured a tragedibyiy being averted in england. take a look at the jogger on the right side of your screen. he shoved a woman a

. >>> jetblue is teaming thwifr create a new customer service system. gladly's technology will allow crew members to see the complete history of a customer's interaction with the airline. jetblue says it wants to help its customers more quickly on various social media platforms like twitter and facebook by using records of their past experiences. >>> let's take a live look out at the big board. let's see how the market is doing. you can see the dow is down about 74 points. >>> the mega millions jackpot is growing. no one had all the winning numbers in last night's drawing. but four people did win a million dollars including someone in california. the next drawing is friday. the grand prize will be 38 $2 million, and that's the sixth biggest -- $382 million, and that's the sixth biggest jackpot in the history of the game. the powerball jackpot is also at more than $300 million. and that drawing is tonight. i don't know. i'm feeling lucky. >> if i win the lottery friday, i won't come to work saturday. [ laughter ] >> i don't work saturday! >>> that's a be

jetblue says no mechanical issues were found.he incident sounds eerily similar to something american airlines pilot dennis taser says he experienced in june. >> we all immediately noticed the smell. >> reporter: he says the fumes came from the engine and smelled like dirty socks. >> that can incapacitate a pilot, which takes us out of the game, which is a horrific ending. >> reporter: most planes use a combination of air in flight, a mix of recycled and outside air which is siphoned through the engine. if a seal breaks, the burning oil can mix with the cabin air causing a so-called toxic fume event. >> flight attendants are experiencing headaches, flu-like symptoms, fatigue or short-term and long-term memory loss. >> reporter: a new senate proposal would mandate training for crews, change faa reporting rules and require air quality detectors on flights. the bill's sponsors say these toxic fume events happen up to five times a day. the faa's numbers are much lower. in a statement the agency writes, the cabin environment in the vas

jetblue says no mechanical issues were found. the incident sounds eerily similar to something american airlines pilot experienced in june. >> we immediately noticed the smell. >> the fumes came from the engine and smelled like dirty socks. >> that can which takes us out of the game. >>> they use a mix of recycled and outside air, which is siphoned through the engine. if a seal breaks, the burning oil can mix with the cabin air causing a so-called toxic fume event. >> experiences headaches, flu-like symptoms, fatigue or short term and long-term memory loss. >> they want to change faa reporting rules and require air quality detectors on flights. the bill sponsors these toxic fume events happen up to five times a day. the faa's numbers are lower. in a statement they write the cabin environment in the vast majority of commercial flights is safe. however, we're concerned that if certain mechanical failures occur, the cabin environment may contain contaminants. >> you are stuck in that metal tube until it gets on the ground. you can't

in exchange, jetblue will invest money in gladly. and the airline believes that easier communication will help it keep that position. >>> apple has launched its own instagram account. it used the@apple handle. it has a set of photo sets of iphone photographer's work. each one is a slide slow. you can see an example there. it is a look through the lens of iphone users around the world. apple is encouraging other users to participate by using hotoniphone. the question, do you work or are you at home with the kids? pretty emotional response you will get. a new study shows that mother who's juggle kids and a paid job often work 98 hours a week. between cooking, cleaning, taking the kids to and from school, after school activities and doing everything else that the family needs. being a stay at home parent is a full-time job in and of itself. the study commissioned by welch's looked at 2,000 mothers in the u.s. with children between the ages of 5 and 12. on average, most moms clocked in at 6:30 in the morning and ended their motherly duti

. >>> a jetblue flight leaving boston for san diego was diverted to buffalo last night after the pilot and two flight attendants got sick. emergency crews picked them up at the airport and took them to a hospital. the crew and some passengers reported a strong gas smell on board. now, the flight later resumed on a backup plane but hours earlier another jetblue flight heading to bar bade does was forced to return to ft. lauderdale half three flight attendants reported feeling sick. both are under investigation. >>> forecasters are tracking two tropical disturbances in the atlantic. one is in open water near the bahamas as you can see there and could become much stronger over the next five days. the other is hovering off the florida coast. it's less threatening but it is bringing heavy rain to the southern part of that state. here's a closer look at today's forecast. >>> well, severe storms are pounding much of the nation this morning. take a look at these scenes from alabama where much of the state is swamped after days of heavy rain. as much as 5 inches fell in little more than an hour

now, the flight later resumed on a backup plane, but hours earlier another jetblue flight heading to barbados was forced to return to ft. lauderdale after three flight attendants reported feeling sick. both incidents are now under investigation. >>> forecasters are tracking two tropical disturbances in the atlantic. one is in open water near the bahamas, as you can see there, and could become much stronger over the next five days. the other is hovering off the florida coast. it's less threatening, but it is bringing heavy rain to the southern part of that state. here's a closer look at today's forecast. well, severe storms are pounding much of the nation this morning. take a look at these scenes from alabama where much of the state is swamped after days of heavy rain. as much as 5 inches fell in little more than an hour in some spots, and forecasters say more on the way today, and over in arizona, it's monsoon season. these monsoon winds tore across tucson uprooting trees, dozens of them. a resident of one apartment complex had to be rescued after at least six trees smashed into the

jetblue has signed a deal with gladly that will completely redo its customer service system.icate through any channel they want. in exchange, jetblue will invest money in gladly. >>> the city of lucille ball's life will be told in a big screen movie. it is assembled by a production team that lucy would have loved. her own two children are the film producers. the studio has yet to announce what will play lucy's husband and when production will start. >>> hackers are demanding a multi million dollars ransom. telling hbo to pay $6 million tower they will release more shows and -- or they will release more shows and documents. they have already released e- mails and scripts of games and thrones and episodes of ballers. >>> this is horrible. >> this happened over the weekend in melbourne. the boy's wounds did not conform to any known bite pattern and could be from an unknown sea creature. it may be related to shrimp or even crab. >> i was waiting for quite a while. it is still oozing now. it wouldn't stop when we were hosing it down. we decided to go to the hospital. >> the boy's

. >>> two jetblue crewmembers were taken to the hospital after getting sick on a flight from boston to charleston, south carolina. firefighters were called to the airport before the plane landed yesterday. crewmembers felt sick after smelling a strong odor coming from the cabin while in-flight. there are reports the order may have come from male polish remover. a similar incident happened last thursday when a jetblue flight headed to san diego was diverted after three crewmembers reportedly got sick. >>> it has been a week of troublesome commutes, yesterday was all right how about today?>> today is about the same. have been talking about this for a while. the commutes are about to change as they do as schools start but today does not look troubling. at the macarthur maze you can see the traffic is okay coming around the corner to the bay bridge and when you get to the span traffic will get improved. there is a delay to the toll plaza however but it is a little bit better than yesterday and again this is a look at the maze. northbound 880 traffic is beginning to slow down partially due

. >> reporter: today, gladly and jetblue announced a partnership. the airline invested in gladly and starting this fall will use their software to bring all forms of communication onto one platform. the employees will use it to streamline their process. >> you don't have to repeat yourself, that's always the challenge. >> reporter: the president of jetblue technology venture s hopes it will take some of the stress out of travel. >> we can make our crew members available any time, then it makes everybody's lives much easier. >> reporter: they give the consumer a much more individualized, customized response and they get to weed out people that are misusing the system. consumer psychologist kate yaro says when it comes to customer service, social media has put some of the power back in the consumer's hands. >> when they know that others are listening, sometimes that fires a more immediate response. >> reporter: kate larson, "abc7 news." >>> a thief stole the last pictures and videos of a woman's father out of the trunk of a car. >> how you can help he

. >> reporter: today, gladly and jetblue announced a partnership. the airline invested in gladly and starting this fall will use their software to bring all forms of communication onto one platform. the employees will use it to streamline their process. >> you don't have to repeat yourself, that's always the challenge. >> reporter: the president of jetblue technology venture s hopes it will take some of the stress out of travel. >> we can make our crew members available any time, then it makes everybody's lives much easier. >> reporter: they give the consumer a much more individualized, customized response and they get to weed out people that are misusing the system. consumer psychologist kate yaro says when it comes to customer service, social media has put some of the power back in the consumer's hands. >> when they know that others are listening, sometimes that fires a more immediate response. >> reporter: kate larson, "abc7 news." >>> a thief stole the last pictures and videos of a woman's father out of the trunk of a car. >> how you can help he

. >> this jetblue flight had to make an emergency landing because the flight adattennts starting feeling sick. >>> a scare at a britney spears concert as a man plunges to the stage. >> the woman in the car is expected to be okay. >> david cha na brought his spin move to gas station. >> -- and all that matters -- >> he's not going to go around threatening guam and the united states. >> you've got to feel bad for guamu, yo know. they must have felt like, oh, cool, we're on cnn. wait, oh, no. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> they said they're drawing up plans to launch four intermediate range missiles into the waters near guam. near guam but not on guam, okay? whic t your brother saying, i'm not touching you. i'm not touching you. i'm close to your face. why are you crying. i'm not close to you. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." i'm jeff glor with margaret brennan and vladimir dutd yeah. charlie rose, norah o'donnell, and gayle king are off. >>> president trump says fire and fury may not be enough. the president

. >> a flight from boston to charleston north carolina today, a second such instance involving jetblue this week. the crew members smelled smoke in the cabin. it turned out to be nail polish remover. >> health check at 11:00, the opioid epidemic is not just killing adults, there is an alarming spike among teenagers. in 2015, a reversal with deadly opioid overdoses jumping 20%. the cdc says all of them were unintentional. heroin and fentanyl were the top offenders. from the new jersey news room, governor christie says no deal to offshore oil drilling. they are opposed to industrialization of the jersey coastline. they say it will be bad for the ecosystem and state's $44 billion tourism industry. a federal appeal's court in philadelphia is upholding a ruling that sides with the army core of engineers on the margate project. it resumed yesterday following a temporary halt to remediate ponding from heavy rain. >> four young people were honored for saving a woman from her burning home. they were recognized at the commissioner meeting tonight. they were at a playground in june when they spot

jetblue crew members taken to the hospital after getting sick during a flight. everyday item that caused all of that to happen. >> plus, we'll hear from the alabama woman who survived alone in the woods for a month and how she thinks she may have ended up there. >> 6:10 in the morning on a tursday. we leave you [upbeat music] >> announcer: no one loves a road trip like your furry sidekick! so when your "side glass" gets damaged... [dog barks] trust safelite autoglass to fix it fast. it's easy! just bring it to us, or let us come to you, and we'll get you back on the road! >> woman: thank you so much. >> safelite tech: my pleasure. >> announcer: 'cause we care about you... and your co-pilot. [dog barks] ♪safelite repair, safelite replace.♪ the ultra-fine mist startstoms working instantly to deliver up to 12 hours of ahhhhh get fast relief with vicks sinex. >>> new this morning, take a look here. the new cover of "time" magazine, just revealed. it's sure to rile people up. it shows the nazi salute along with the u.s. flag. the cover story, no doubt, about the dead

jetblue crews falling ill. airline on what it blames this time. >>> the explosion on an american highway. the big rig crash erupting into flames. >>> and the medical headline tonight on cancer. can a blood test now find cancer before the symptoms start?

. >> jetblue crew members have fallen ill while on board for the third time in a week. >>> and we'veeremonial first pitches over the years, but we're going to show you one that just might take the cake. we'll see how this ended on this

. >>> and emergency landings of two different jetblue planes after several crew members got sick. one was flying from boston to san diego when two flight attendants and a pilot got sick. a few hours earlier a plane returned to ft. lauderdale airport in florida after some flight attendants there explained of headaches and other ailments. >>> and consumer reports pulled their recommendation of microsoft laptops and tablets saying that the devices may break down soon after purchasing them. >> we would not recommend anyone perfect one of these machines right now. >> that 25% of microsoft laptops and tablets may have problemed after just two years and the tech company says it is listening to the customers and pushing themselveses to evolve and improve with every generation of devices it creates. pro-tip: chop all your veggies for the week at once. super pro-tip: buy your veggies pre-chopped. uber pro-tip: buy delicious produce you don't need to chop at all. boom. summer made easy at amazing prices. only at giant. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fio

jetblue crews falling ill.rline on what it blames this time. >>> the explosion on an american highway. the big rig crash erupting into flames. >>> and the medical headline tonight on cancer. can a blood test now find cancer before the symptoms start?

jetblue will provide the city with 100,000 free books to kids who have limited access. it kicks off today at books inc. free ice cream from double rainbow will be served. people can vote on the city they support and you we have a link if you want to do so. >>> mike. >>> unnecessarily close to the camera there because, guess where i got this watch? >> that's from skble that's from you. >> that's what we do here, give each other's watches. >> now, if this ends up on someone else's wrist -- i would never do that. it's cloudy and about 63 degrees, brighter and mild they're afternoon. did it feel like fall yesterday, didn't it? clouds return, cool tonight, not as much drizzle as even we're seeing this morning which is hardly any and summer warmth returns thursday, friday, and saturday. let's take a look down stouj. 82 in gilroy, 70 four in medical pete tats to 74 in santa clara, cupertino. 69 in millbrae then 71 at san mateo, mid-70s for the rest of the peninsula. 63 degrees in half moon bay. everybody else about 62. downtown san francisco around 64. heading over to sausalit

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