66, 55, though, in gilroy. And a look from east bay hills camera, the camera is shaking, upper elevation winds are above 25 miles an hour. 55 in a napa. 48 in santa rosa. We are colder, look at this, 23 degrees cooler along the coast, due to the lightning of the offshore flow. Once the offshore flow backs off temperatures can cool, the nights are longer. But in the upper elevations, yes, it is still breezy. We will get a sea breeze later on today. From our exploratorium camera, looks nice out there, pretty much to the 60s as we go through the next hour or so and then well be well into the 80s, that dry air mass warms quickly in our inland valleys. Low 90s today. So very little change inland. Just by a few degrees, temperatures coming down but around the bay and along the coast. We are cooler, that light sea breeze returns, then the fog returns tonight. So how far are we going to that i can this cooling . Stay tuned, ill let you know in a couple minutes. Julian . Lisa, laung. To develop
Officers eyes. Protesters ended under at the mayors house. Our reporter was monitoring the situation. Amanda . Reporter yeah, dan. The demonstration inspect downtown san jose started at 7 00 this evening. From what weve observed, protesters have maintained peace but we did see some vandalism, graffiti on mayor sam liccardos home. We know the crowds first started in city hall, in front of city hall, i should say. From there, the hundreds marched through the heartdoto thugh sahose outdoors. Many jumped into the cupid shuffle, demanding justice for jacob blake. Earlier we spoke with pathor jethro moore. Of the Silicon Valley ncaa. He said theiaon was tai and make sure san jose, quote, behaved themselves. He says the demonstrations, the continued demand for change hurt in a different way each time. Its eerie. 57 years after march on washington, what was a peaceful march and were marching again, claiming peace, but yet were still get no peace from those that are supposed to protect us. Your
Everybody wins. More evacuation orders have been now thats simple, easy, awesome. Lifted and containment is click, call or visit a store for details. Growing but not before hundreds of homes were destroyed in the fire, including the home of wallace j. Nichols. Ove letter t his daughter air way at college now from abc 7 live telling her the house was gone. Breaking news. And that breaking news is your house in the redwoods runs of people have taken to the streets of oakland and san jose lasted 19 years. It helped thousands of visitors, tonight to protest police beautiful music, sal mop dinner brutality. The demonstration is part of and rich conversations. A day of activism tarped country i had hoped it would be yours and comes on the 57th some day and i was working hard anniversary of Martin Martins to keep. Match on washington. Chilling words. A few hundred people kbaerd he ended the letter by writing in downtownoaan please carry the sweet memories with you wherever you go. After a cou
Click, call or visit a store today. Well, another day of record hot temperatures in the bay area. The effects seen all across the region. Power outages affecting thousands. Packed cooling centers, brush fires and dozens of ocean rescues. And now a red flag warning about to go into effect. Good evening and thanks so much for joining us. Im dion lim. And im eric thomas. Lets get right to meteorologist drew tuma with more on that red flag warning. Drew . Yeah, its been another day of intense record breaking heat across the entire bay area. Look at the numbers that have fallen today. Anywhere shaden that is numerous cities eithe tied or set new records today. 108 in livermore, 100 the high in redwood city earlier today, 103 in santa rosa. And it is still a very warm evening out there as we approach midnight. Look at these numbers. Little in the way of cool air moving in. Were in the 70s if not widespread 80s along the coast. Were in for another uncomfortable for lot of us tonight. With all
The day trying to determine if homes are still standing. She joins us now from davenprt. Stephanie . Its been an emotional week for people trying to see if their home is still there. We visited the Civic Auditorium just east of us that has been at full capacity for seven days in a row. Its one of the dozen shelters taking evacuees in. Its just south of here where we met many families. You notice that haze that stretches through the mountain significantly better than 48 hours ago. Their homes are in the middle of the fire zone, and all they can do now is wait. These are like tears of joy, tears of sorrow, because its very bittersweet. Its very sweet that my family is okay. Reporter Kathy Azevedo is living through the pain of simply not knowing. All you can do is take one day at a time and just be thankful for what is, you know, instead of what was. You really cant look back. Reporter mourning the thought of losing everything, she sat in her car praying for her family, her parents and he