In San Francisco, people hit the streets, parks and beaches to enjoy the hot summer day outside. Katy has more. Reporter step outside. If you dare. Its really hot. Reporter a taste of summer in the normally chiller inner richmond. We spent a lot of the summer in the fog so this is welcome. Reporter the farmers market, heated up early. Came from prepared to be cold but im not. Im frying here. I got this, so im staying out of the sun, and not gutting surgeon burn. With temperatures from the 80s to more than 100, some of us are delicate flowers. We have to put water on the bottom so they should last an hour or two in the sun. Others thrive. This melons, the heat makes them fragrant. Reporter if watermelon or ice cream doesnt keep you cool. Going shrimping in the water. And go in pools. Probably the beach. No complaints. Reporter just be careful, warns San Francisco fire chief jose bell yo. All these days of hot weather, we have rescues at the beach. Yesterday crews performed two marine re
Tapping in a putt to seal his first pga championship victory. Day finished at 20 under par, the first ever player to win a major with that low of a score. Those are just some of our top stories on this monday, august 17th. Announcer from abc news, this is world news now. Good morning, everyone. We begin this half hour with the west up in flames. Dozens of wildfires blazing across eight states, turning homes into smoldering shells. The flames driven by erratic winds and scorching heat took a toll on firefighters and forced the evacuation of campgrounds near los angeles. And theres even more damage in the pacific northwest. More now from abcs kayna whitworth. Reporter the view from the air over washington state. National guard crews navigating smokey skies over scorched ground, helicopters making water drop after water drop. But theyre battling conditions that grow worse by the hour as the temperatures heat up. The allout air assault is key to keeping residents and firefighters on the gr
Came 10 or 15 minutes ago in the last few minutes, though, a 1. 7 magnitude earthquake in piedmont followed by 1. 4 magnitude earthquake in piedmont and 1. 8 magnitude earthquake in the half mile area of piedmont, after shocks along the fault line where we had the original fault 15 minutes original jolt 15 minutes ago. We have not heard of any injuries or damage. We would like to hear from folks in piedmont and what is going on with them and whether anything came off the shelves. 10 or 15 minutes ago 4. 0 magnitude earthquake kilometer north of piedmont struck. You may have felt it strongly at home. If you can tweet us using abc7newto abc7newtotellushowyouexperience abc7newsnow. Our director did not notice rolling in the oakland only a jolt in the hills area but folks in the bay area are having different expenses with the earthquake. Mostly, in the piedmont area people are saying they felt it pretty good and bart is looking up information at the bart to see if they are holding trains a
Marzullo. And like southern california, the bay area is baking under hot temperatures. Some communities even saw record highs today. So let go to abc7 meteorologist drew tuma for more on that. Official numbers came in moments ago. 14 cities in the bay area had new records today. Look at this, napa, santa rosa, a record high of 104. Downtown San Francisco, high of 90 today. 92, a record high in oakland, and san jose, record high of 97 degrees earlier this afternoon. Out there right now, current temperatures, it is still hot in many spots. 102, concord. 104, antioch. What youre noticing along the coast, half moon bay, refreshing, 73. Tonight its going to be haze where and hot, between 72 and 100, and by 11 00, a rather warm night once again. Another spare the air day has been issued for monday before we see relief from the heat. In San Francisco, people hit the streets, parks and beaches to enjoy the hot summer day outside. Katy has more. Reporter step outside. If you dare. Its really ho
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