announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. now at 11:00, record-breaking heat. san francisco reached a scorching 106 degrees. since record keeping began, this is the hottest ever. all parts of the bay area baked in the summer sun. i don t like it. yeah, it s the air quality is bad. making the challenging bay area commute down right unbearable. how hot was it on the train? i don t have a therm mom ter but probably 120 degrees. and the danger isn t over yet. good evenin and thank you for joining us tonight. i m ama daetz. dan ashley is off. expect more of the same tomorrow. we have live team coverage tonight. let s begin with abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. this heat wave did not dis-crim nalt. everyone was dealing with the hot weather. san francisco today hottest ever since record keeping began, 106 degrees. shattering the previous record of 103 in 2000. sfo was an all after time record at 104. moffett field tying at 106. we had recor
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well, there were three of us in this marriage so it was a bit crowded. and her secret love affair. the phone call the night she died. an exclusive first look at the bombshell new documentary right here on gma. i m on the edge of glory and on the edge of glory, patch, the one-eyed horse, making a run for the roses. the kentucky derby long shot who s sure to be a fan favorite. can he win it all? the edge the edge the edge happy friday, everybody. of course, the first saturday in may is coming up, and that means the kentucky derby and a lot of excitement for that and these are the horses just moments ago, michael. beautiful, beautiful animals. all of us have been fortunate enough to go. and more than 150,000 people are expected at churchill downs tomorrow to watch the big race. and patch, the one-eyed horse, a 30-1 shot to win but maybe it s patch s lucky day. only one eye but a lot of heart for that horse patch. we look forward to that tomorrow. a lot of new
well, there were three of us in this marriage so it was a bit crowded. and her secret love affair, the phone call the night she died. an exclusive first look at the bombshell new documentary right here on gma. i m on the edge of glory and on the edge of glory, patch, the one-eyed horse, making a run for the roses. the kentucky derby long shot who s sure to be a fan favorite. question win it all? the edge the edge the edge happy friday, everybody. of course, the first saturday in may is coming up, and that means the kentucky derby and a lot of excitement for that and these are the horses just moments ago, michael. beautiful, beautiful animals. all of us have been fortunate enough to go and more than 150,000 people are expected at churchill downs tomorrow to watch the big race and patch, the to win but maybe it s patch s lucky day. only one eye but a lot of heart. we look forward to that. a lot of news out of washington this morning. that victory for house r