richmond and closer to the bay we re in the upper 40s as well with 39 in sand carlos as well as novato. chilly in spots. foggy elsewhere. going true the next several hours we ll see temperatures climb. but they ll halt into the low 60s at noontime. when we will be cooler today as the front pushes through the bay area. it s a dry cold front, bringing breezy, west, northwest winds. aside from the cooler temperatures we will be sunny. we ll talk about the winds picking up and wind advisory tonight in a few minutes. julian. thank you, lisa. starting with developing news this morning on the corona virus. we learn a u.s. citizen died of the virus in china. a u.s. embassy spokesperson telling abc news the 60-year-old died in wuhan. telling the new york times the person was a woman with underlying health conditions. it s believed this is the first death of a u.s. citizen from the outbreak. the embassy said they are not providing more information at this time out of respect for th
allowing for temperatures to be fairly uniform. low 40s up there where it is coolest. but we look for the fog to clear, cooler today, breeze du with winds out of the west northwest as a dry cold front pushes through the bay area. we ll see 60s, plenty of sun but then a wind advisory posted for tonight through monday. we ll talk about that in the cool down coming up. we start with developing news, the latest on the coronavirus as a u.s. citizen died in china from it. a u.s. embassy spokesperson telling nbc news the citizen why died in wuhan, a woman with underlying health conditions. it s currently believed this is the first death of a u.s. citizen from the outbreak. the embassy said they are not providing additional information out of respect for the family privacy. so far 722 people died from the virus worldwide. infecting more than 34,000 people and trapped on a cruise ship off the coast of japan more than 60 passengers have the virus and 11 are americans. luz pena has th
President met with diplomats at the u. S. Embassy. And Fiat Chrysler hit with a record fine up to 105 million to settle legal problems stemming from nearly two dozen recalls. Those involve some 11 million vehicles including some of the companys most popular models. Those are some of your top stories on this monday, july 27th. Announcer from abc news this is world news now with t. J. Holmes and reena ninan. Good morning, everyone. We begin this half hour with a battle against wildfires. 24 major fires burning in five states this morning. Four of them near sacramento, california. Hundreds of families have been forced from their homes. Hundreds of others are ready to go. Abcs Clayton Sandell on this already tough fire season. Reporter an air war. Planes and helicopters knocking back flames in hardtoreach terrain, 45 miles northeast of sacramento burning so hot, you can see it from space. Were hitting it with everything we have. Reporter firefighters are working to protect about 2,000 stru
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Stemming from nearly two dozen recalls. Those involve some 11 million vehicles including some of the companys most popular models. Those are some of your top stories on this monday july 27th. From abc news this is world news now with t. J. Holmes and reena ninan. Good morning. We begin this half hour with a battle against wildfires. 24 major fires burning in five states this morning. Four of them near sacramento california. Hundreds of families have been forced from their homes. Hundreds of others are ready to go. Abcs Clayton Sandell on then already tough fire season. Reporter an air war. Planes and helicopters knocking back flames in hard to reach terrain 45 miles northeast of sacramento. Burning so hot, you can see it from space. Were hitting it with everything we have. Reporter firefighters are working to protect about 2,000 structures, hundreds of people told to evacuate their homes. We decide to get home start packing and loading up the camper. This is always going to be our get