the cooling today. in fact, temperatures will warm quickly, with low to mid 50s now. we'll see highs in the mid 90s. but noontime, 80s. so quick warm up today, spare the air alert today and temperatures about seven degrees above average for most. we'll talk about the hotter day of the weekend, coming up in a few minutes. family and friends of an elderly woman beaten in her home held a vigil last night, hoping ms. flo, lonnie rivera spoke to those who knew her. ♪ >> reporter: a community gathering through song, prayer and candles. church members, altogether honoring an 88-year-old woman known as miss flo. >> we are very devout christian family and prayer and singing is a big part of it. >> reporter: earlier this week, the elderly woman was severely beater in her home. >> she was beaten beyond recognition, to the point where i first looked upon her, i had to question if that was really her. >> reporter: but in another hospital visit, her nephew witnessed remarkable progress. >> she responded to our voices. both of her eyes were opened. >> reporter: how did she respond? >> she smiled, and one of my cousins told her, i was there, and she muttered, i know. >> she's a strong woman. her mind is like, her mind is sharp. i mean, she is a young 88. >> reporter: sheriff's detectives arrested zachary cuen in connection with the crime and pursuing other leads. there were prayer requests for the suspect. >> we have not together prayed for the perpetrator. >> reporter: as for miss flo family and friends, they're hope fulfill she'll pul threw. her spirit is strong and vibrant. in san jose, lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. you're looking at an a.m. a track train after a man was seen with a gun. 200 people got off the train at the chatsworth station. the man is in custody, after sheriff's deputies deployed teargas. it was heading to san diego. we know the identity of a mountain view man killed on highway 101 yesterday afternoon. the chp said a pro jeck till came through his windshield and hit him in the neck. katie marzullo has details. >> reporter: this is the object the chb believes came flying through the windshield, killing the driver. >> while searching the vehicle, the officers found the brass, sort of like a material, look a nut, about the size of a baseball. >> reporter: 82-year-old lewis schaeffer was driving north through palo alto, when a large projectile hit him in the neck. his van went off the highway, before coming to a stop. other drivers pulled over and tried to help him, but it was too late. first responders pronounced him dead at the scene. investigators are asking witnesses to come forward, hopefully, they can shed more light on exactly what happened. >> to see, you know, maybe this fell off another vehicle, or did this come off from, you know, maybe kicked off, somebody's tires as they were driving by. >> reporter: an unusual and terrible accident that cost an innocent driver his life. >> tragic. nothing he could have done to avoid it. >> reporter: two lanes were closed for two hours. in redwood city, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. a suspected carjacker ran from the law in berkeley yesterday afternoon. a few minutes later, the suv hit a car and then a house on sixth street. a man ran away from the vehicle. the officers captured him as he ran toward a moving train. an officer was hurt, while arresting the suspect. and you can see on this map where a baby was shot in his mother's arms in richmond. yesterday morning, shooting broke out at second street and bissell avenue, more than two blocks away. the baby is expected to recover after being shot in the leg. $66 million civil claim has been filed against the city of oakland on behalf of a young woman who has said she has had sex with bay area police officers when she was under age. attorneys pamela price filed the notice. sergio quintana has the story. >> reporter: price and bonner filed a $66 million civil claim against the city of oakland, something they announced was in the works earlier this week. >> she is entitled, certainly to compensation from each one of the jurisdictions, where officers have violated the law and violated her civil rights. >> reporter: a spokesman said they cannot comment on pending legal actions. oakland mayor did not comment. 12 police officers are named in the multi-million civil claim, including former police chief, shawn went. they accused him of failing to take action when he learned what his officers were doing. her attorneys are also planning to file claims against other police agencies with officers connected to the case. >> we have at least five areas that have been implicated. >> reporter: five others are expect today be charged later. former oakland police sergeant is accused of failing to report child abuse, which is a misdemeanor. former livermore police officer, daniel black, was also charged. he is accused of participating in prostitution, lewd conduct and providing alcohol to a minor. they will be in court october 1st for a first appearance. abc 7 news. >> we're getting our first look at a gun that santa clara sheriff's deputies said was pointed at them before being shot he held this 38 caliber inside his home in saratoga on monday night. someone called 911, asking deputies to see if the man was okay. they knocked on the door and called him on the phone several times, before forcing their way into the house. police are ask fog your help to find this man who robbed someone's phone. it happened around 2:00 wednesday afternoon in the parking lot of safe way on west hamilton avenue. police say he approached the victim, who was sitting in a car, talking on their phone. reached in, and grabbed it. the suspect was last seen in this mazda r 8. police believe he was involved in prior thefts at the safe way store. the victim was not hurt. this morning, there is a warning for parents in the east bay, scammers are claiming their children have been abducted and hurt in hopes of getting ransom money. two families at clear month middle school have received the phone calls, and in both cases, the parents called the school and determined their kids were safe. the fbi calls it a virtual kidnapping attempt. >> this grandparent received a call saying their child was at the school had been injured, had broken their nose and needed medical treatment and needed money for it. >> the fbi says parents who get that phone call should hang up immediately and call the school to check on their child. a small plane made an emergency landing yesterday afternoon. federal investigators say the pilot reported engine failure around 2:30. sky 7 was overhead after the pilot safely landed inside the ravens wood open space preserve. two people on board were not hurt. happening today, thousands of people across the state volunteer their time to clean up beaches. it's all part of the 32nd annual california coastal clean up day. this is video from last year's clean up. the event draws people to more than 800 locations statewide. clean up usually collects more than 1 million pounds of trash of state waterways. it will be a nice day for that, and the further you go east and inland, it is going to got hot. >> yes, not over yet. we'll see more summer like temperatures. right now, as we look outside, you can see the fog from the camera. 55 and partly sunny at the airport. partial clearing at the coast. very hot inland and we're just getting going on our little warm-up. also a spare the air alert day today. we'll talk about it in a couple of minutes. >> look at that fog there. also, next, a new controversy brewing between donald trump and hillary clinton. what trump said about his rival's secret service protection. san francisco skyscraper, sinking. the similarity it shares with nearly a half dozen other buildings. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) everything you need to know about life, you can learn from granola. keep it simple. make every piece count. let other people know what you're made of. always be real. don't be fake, don't be artificial, but always be sweet. and of course, wear sunscreen. nature valley granola bars. no artificial colors, flavors or sweeteners. just good. developing news out of texas this morning. two police officers recovering after being shot last night while responding to a possible suicide in fort worth. police say when the officer arrived at the home, they found a man dead in a bedroom with gunshot wounds to the head. they went to talk to a potential witness outside when someone from inside started firing at them. one officer was shot several times. the other was hit once. both, expected to survive. the gunman died, but unclear if police gunfire killed him or if it was self-inflicted. more developing news. this time in pennsylvania, where seven people were shot, including two police officers, after an ambush style attack that led to a fatal shootout in west philadelphia. the civilian and gunman died. a sergeant was sitting in a car when a suspect ambushed her. she was shot eight times. 9 the gunman ran and into a car, using a woman as a human shield. officers chased him down an alley and shot and killed him. the two officers and three other people are expected to survive. she doesn't want guns. take there. let's see what happens to her. >> there was a new controversy in the race for president. you just heard donald trump suggesting at a florida rally last night that hillary clinton's armed guards should disarm. he made that suggestion while criticizing his opponent for her stance on gun control. the comments come after trump reversed his position yesterday on president obama's birthplace. abc news reporter, mary bruce, has the story. >> reporter: after championing the conspiracy theory for five years, donald trump is finally admitting what has been true all along. >> president barack obama was born in the united states, period. >> a reversal, but no regret, and no questions. >> mr. trump, are you going to apologize to the president? >> while trump tries to close the birther book, clinton is saying not so fast. >> his campaign was founded on this outrageous lie. there is no erasing it in history. >> clinton is trying to turn the tables after her battle of pneumonia and she has back-up. >> a candidate isn't going to change when they get in office, and there is no way to hide who they really are. at that point, it is too late. >> for years, trump led the smear campaign against the nation's first black president. >> i want him to show his birth certificate. >> when the were he is did release his birth certificate, trump took credit. >> i'm very proud of myself, because i've accomplished something that nobody else has been able to accomplish. >> even recently, trump still wouldn't say if obama was born in the u.s. >> he is a natural born citizen. >> who knows. who cares right now. >> and the president, john carl asked what he thinks. >> your reaction? >> i -- i -- jonathan, i have no reaction. i was pretty confident about where i was born. i think most people were as well. >> marie bruce, abc news, washington. >> they call trump's comments about disarming her security guards out of bounds and suggesting he is trying to incite people to violence. clinton and trump are the only candidates to qualify for the first debate, which is nine days away. candidates had to have at least 15% support in recent national polls to be invited. there are a total of three debates scheduled. people spend millions to live there and now residents of a san francisco highrise are paying more money to find out if their sinking homes are safe. the homeowners association has hired seismic and soil consultants to dig deeper. drilling and other tests will start in two weeks. the millennium is sinking more than 16 inches. they suggest developers new about it before the condos went on sale. >> they had an obligation to disclose that to their future buyers, and failed to do that. that's obviously the subject of litigation. >> a supervisor, aaron peskin, plans to learn more about the foundation. it is supported by piles deep into debs sanse sand, but not bedrock. some of the best known skyscrapers are belt the same way, san francisco moma, and the marriott and 101 california as well. a new ucla study says california's drought could last indefinitely. this is the new normal, according to researchers. state regulators are talking about water storage, which could be the key to keeping california going to the drought. >> it is a complicated system of water governance and water rights, and i think we're moving in the right direction on how to think more regionally and holistically, but there are folks that are going to need to change their thinking. >> officials have to come up with ground rules by the end of the year on how to use the state's $2.7 billion water bond, which was approved by voters back in 2014. happening today, the 21st annual international dragon boat takes place. a free event featuring world class dragon boat races. new this year, the dragon land, a pavilion filled with kid activities, games, arts and crafts. if you take part, there will be shuttles from oakland's 19th street to lake merit. the opening ceremonies start at noon at lake merit. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> it should be a nice day over in oakland, about 75, and we'll see temperatures there in the mid 70s. but you get out over the east bay hills, east of the tunnel, and boy, 90s arrive today. look, we still have a good deal of fog right over the bay. with that, some low visibility. quarter mile visibility up in santa rosa, and you've got nine miles in oakland. it is beginning to lift, but the reason for that fog is that higher pressure pushing down on the atmosphere, the marine layer becomes suppressed and it gets pretty gray in the city and then we'll see a lot of sunshine revealed today. 59 in oakland, good morning, san jose, 60 all morning long. 54 at the coast. from this vantage point, even from the east bay hills camera, you can see the fog. it is sunny in walnut creek. the temperatures coming up about six or seven degrees. 51 in santa rosa, nap a. heating up inland this weekend, mild to warm at the coast. partly sunny conditions today, and very cool. in fact, will be breezy, but sharply cooler on tuesday and wednesday, as the seasons change on thursday. and it will very much feel like autumn. so we will look for that large temperature spread today, and as the temperatures rise, the air quality decreases, so our inland east bay, the worst air quality, spare the air alert today, and likely, one will be held tomorrow. as the air quality in the south bay will also take a hit. so looking at 1:00 today, we still have patchy fog here from half moon bay, but we'll get sunshine, and with the overnight temperatures dropping off into the 50s, you'll notice by 5:00 tomorrow, fog is back into oak land. but we see full sunshine for your sunday and as a result, quicker warming. today, up in sonoma, a warm afternoon. 1:00, 83 degrees for the go pro grand prix. afternoon highs in the upper 80s, and we'll look for temperatures in santa cruz, very comfortable. 77 this afternoon. 80 tomorrow, by monday, still very beachy for some nice readings there, where the fog will be in play locally at our beaches. so we are really going to get set to sweat tomorrow, with temperatures near 100 degrees. notice, all the reds, even in the upper 80s by heyward, and then by monday, still very warm here, mid 70s in oakland, but by tuesday, looking at the heat really retreating and a nice afternoon, really much, for everyone, looking past the next few days as summer winds down by wednesday. the last day of summer. 92 for the high in concord, 82 in fremont. temperatures around the bay, six to seven degrees above average. but tomorrow, the hottest day of the next seven, triple digits arrive. and changes monday, with a bit more fog. sea breeze, but numbers get back towards normal and autumn arriving on thursday, and breezy and mild by the end of the week. things change. check the news app for all of pthe live cameras, and you mentioned the full moon. it was gorgeous last night. >> it really was. i thought the light was on. it is going to be a gorgeous weekend and sunscreen all around for everybody. >> yeah. >> lisa, thanks so much. just ahead, blasting off into the sky, a dare devil zooms across a canyon. abc is celebrating hispanic heritage month. sonoma, the center recently celebrated 30 years for providing support for immigrant families in the sonoma valley. more details "it's halloween time my frightful fiends, and disneyland is ours!" "going down!" "boo!" (screams) halloween time at the disneyland resort means there's wicked fun in both parks... and make sure to see the twilight zone tower of terror before it's final check out. "trick or treat." kevin durant threw out the first pitch before last night's giants game. willie mays give k.d. some throwing tips. he met with brandon crawford and signed some autographs. larry beil will have highlights coming up later in sports. check this out. a professional stunt man has done what legendary evil could not. he ended up at the bottom of the canyon, because his parachute deployed too soon. he spent three years getting ready for the jump and $1.5 million of his own money. he said it was his boyhood idol. one bay area police chief has said they deserve a promotion. disney link, joe lee, who dreams of being a dancing police officer. take a look. >> my dream is to be a dancing police officer. a badge and a police officer, but just mostly going to be dance, and then going to do my police, and then dance again. it is like an in a pattern. >> okay, that is super cute. she wants to be a police officer, so she can, quote, do nice things and help people while dancing, of course. by the way, disney is the parent company of abc 7 news. still to come on abc mornings, a plan to get more people to get to angel island. you'll be able to stay connected in some pretty cool cabins. one person's t it was doggie destiny was mr. bonejangles expecting the perfect toy at an amazing price? of course not. he's a dog. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. this is abc 7 mornings. we're starting with the weather. here is lisa argen. good morning. >> hey, good morning. hi, everyone. still a good deal of clouds over the bay. sunny inland and a live look outside from the golden gate bridge. you can see the temperatures are ranging from the low 50s to about 60 in san jose. speaking of san jose, look how foggy it is here. it won't last long, though. we'll begin to see partly sunny sk skies. it will warm up quickly. you can see in the distance, above the green layer, we're clear. that's where we'll have the off shore flow to heat up quickly and on shore flow will keep the numbers in the low 60s. wide temperature spread today. a spare the air alert, and last gasp of summer. >> lisa, thank you. new this morning, with congress back in session, president obama is calling on congress to do their jobs. in his weekly address, the president said he wants them to focus on funds the fight against zika and helping flood victims in louisiana. he said solving these problems is within our reach. >> we just need a congress that works as hard as you do. at the very least, we should expect they should do their jobs and protect us from disease, help us recover from disaster, keep the supreme court above politics, and help our businesses grow and hire. >> tonight, president obama will make a speech at the annual legislative conference phoenix wards dinner in washington, d.c., and michelle obama will also be there. the house financial services committee has launched its own investigation into wells fargo, where employees opened millions of fake accounts. the committee will call on wells fargo ceo john stump to testify later this month. they've requested documents related to the sales tactics. they've issued subpoenas to the bank as part of an investigation. stump will answer to a hearing on tuesday. happening today in the national aids memorial in san francisco, 25 years of remembrance, healing and hope for the special ceremony. state senator, mark leno and san francisco supervisor scott wiener will be there. they will pay tribute to loved ones lost to hiv/aids. it starts at 11:00 this morning at the memorial in golden gate park. well, camping in style is about to reach a whole new level at one state park in the bay area. a deluxe camping upgrade is planned for angel island. >> you do not get a better view of the bay from right here at angel island. >> reporter: leading a tour, a job she loves. >> it is not a job. it is an adventure. i love meeting all the people that come out here. >> a place many locals and tourists have not seen and that's a problem. >> not everyone knows who we are, but we would like to change that. >> reporter: park superintendent, amy breeze, wants to boost attendance, and hopes new sleek modern cabins like these, will be a draw. more than a dozen cabins, big enough to sleep four to eight people will be built on east side of the island near the immigration station. >> there is quite a few folks for whom camping is a barrier, you know, that could clue not having the equipment. >> reporter: no stove or running water, but technology, yes. gorgeous views and rustic charm. what more could you want. let's not get carried away. we're told every cabin will have a usb port so you can charge your phone and stay connected. the project is targeting millennia millennials, who want the camping experience without roughing it. >> we have poke stops too. >> really. >> of course. >> these guy whose visit every month, say it is not a bad idea. >> we like to go glamping any way. >> it's hard if you're inside of this decked out place. >> as for tour guide kimi. >> when you came, you shouldn't be camping, camping, out in the wilderness. >> those cam bibins will be bui. help on the way to keep lake tahoe blue. the u.s. senate has approved a bill for spending 10 billion dollarsen water quality projects over the next decade, including $415 million for the lake tahoe restoration act. it now goes to the house. reggie jackson was at an oakland skill. abc 7 eric thomas, has details of a new venture that could fast track students toward college. >> reporter: they called him mr. october, because of his post season heroics of the plate. but on this friday in september, reggie jackson was talking about the importance of science and technology, education to students of color. >> as a minority, you do not get a fair opportunity. you do not get a fair shake. >> reporter: but sometimes, you do get a little star power. money from silicon valley to help give these gids a nudge along the way. >> technology, because there is such a significant lack of any kind of minority population in technology. >> it's true that african-americans and latinos make up less than 5% at the major tech companies. this initiative hopes to change that. it is a joint venture between sap, the oakland unified school district and berkeley city college. the goal, get more kids of color involved. that's in the new but this is. they'll be allowed to take credits at berkeley at no cost. after they graduate, they have two years to complete their associate's degree, for free. >> we're hoping they could get let's say at least a couple of semesters worth of college credit so they have a real edge. >> they also become our employee base later, so it is a virtual cycle for all. >> i want people to know my name what, i did. >> i want to make sure america leads us, continues to lead the world in computer technology science. >> reporter: everybody involved expects to get more than they give, especially the tech industry, which believes they have greater profits and prosperity. in oakland, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 was on howard street yesterday, being shut down for a tech conference, oracle opens tomorrow. as a result, howard between third and fourth will remain closed until next saturday. hundreds of people are weekend's surplus department action up in sacramento, housing all of the property seized by law enforcement agencies, horse saddl saddles, car parts, after being retired or seized in busts. the auctions bring in about $100,000, which is used to keep the surplus department going. it holds five public auctions each year. thousands of fans are getting ready for beyonce's concert tonight. her second stop of her formation tour in santa clara at levi stadium. she was also there in may. if you don't want to deal with the traffic, cal train is offering hourly service for the mountain view station where you can ride the bta to the stadium. tickets still available, starting at $89. the show starts at 7:30 tonight. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, a man loses his wallet on a bay area freeway. the chp officer who went above and beyond to help him out. a live look from the abc 7 explore camera. a little fog, but never fear. the sun will come out today. lisa argen will (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) oh, yeah, happening now the monterey jazz festival, 59th year. weekend features more than 1 4u -- 100 performances. tickets still available. kicks off today and tomorrow at noon. did you see it last night, the harvest moon appeared over the night sky. here is a time lapse video of the harvest moon from summer to fall. it rises low on the horizon, it appears big, bright and red. if you have any pictures, share it with us. just post it on social media with #abc7now. did you see it. >> yeah, i saw it at the giants game the other night too. >> who needs a flashlight. >> it offers a lot of light. we're going to feel very summer like the next couple of days, and right now, it is cloudy in santa cruz. look at that. 53 degrees. we'll g see some sunshine. it is warmer by about three degrees. everyone warms up today. how much and for how long, the details, coming up. >> lisa, thank you so much. also, next, the nightmare is over for buster posy. his two month home run drought has finally ended. larry beil has the highlights, the giants big win over the cardinals coming up later in sports. the emmys are tomorrow afternoon on abc 7. coverage starts at 2:00 p.m. live at 5:00 and catch a replay at it's about time the taco... came out of its shell. it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. you can never tell from the outside just how many warm, flaky layers are on the inside. but let's just say it's more than ever. share the warmth of grands biscuits, now with even more flaky layers it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. in sports, lots of college football to talk about. all three bay area schools are at home tonight. seventh ranked stanford battles usc. 5:00 p.m., and watch it right here on abc 7. 7:30, cal hosts texas at memorial stadium. you can watch that game on our sister network, espn. and san jose state, faces utah at cefc, home of the spar tans. kickoff, 7:30 p.m. tonight, the giants battle the cardinals at at&t park. first pitch at 6:05 p.m. the giants got a big win over st. louis. here is larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. searching for answers. canceled batting practice and the giants beat the cardinals. if it works once, you try it again, right. no bp again for the giants last night. practice, we are talking about practice? kevin durant brought the first pitch. warriors training camp starts at the end of the month. that's going to be fun. all right, third inning, this turned out to be fun. giants loaded the bases without a hit. and then buster posy. brandon belt, two of the gap. posy, hunter pence, both score five. giants add another run, explode for a 6-0 lead. it came two months ago longest of his career. goodbye. two run homer. giants run 8-2. one up on the mets. 3 up on the cardinals in the wildcard chase. how about as and rangers. oh, wilbur. go google mr. ed. it will be good for you. what a year chris davis is having. high and deep. and aloha. his 38th, bottom of the ninth now, two outs, 6-5 game, ryan matson on the hill, jonathan lukeroy, doubles home junior, and joey gallow, walk off win for the ranger, 7-6. once upon a time, stanford wanted to beat usc and they'll meet at 5:00. stanford beat the trojans twice last year, 41-31, third game of the season down in los angeles and then again in a pac-12 title game in december, 41-22. wild cat going wild. christian mcafterree, enough one as well. they got crushed in the opener, upsetting stanford, would be big. >> it is really about what we've been preaching. this is the game, technique, toughness, togetherness and trust. and this is the one that we've been preaching for since last december. what we built for. so we're looking forward to seeing exactly where we are in this game. this will be a game to kind of test us, and see if that pays off. >> so at stanford and sc, here on abc 7 at 5:00 and then stick around 8:30, 8 k:45, we'll have post game interviews from stanford. another twist in the anthony davis story, with the 49ers, didn't make the trip to carolina for sunday's game. he apparently suffered a c concussion in practice. he was supposed to come back and start as guard. who knows if or when we'll see anthony davis again in the red and gold. one more reminder. stanford and usc, right here, 5:00 kickoff. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning. drier and warmer air today, look at live doppler 7, you can see the fog over the bay and looking at visibility just a half mile in napa. about a mile up in santa rosa. the coast, five miles and we're beginning to see sunshine, though, break out around the bay. so from our roof camera, you can see the flag blowing throughout the day today, breezy, from san francisco to the coast, 60 in san jose, 57 in gilroy. 58 in oakland. you can see how sunny it is. the winds are going to be off shore, and the upper levels of the atmosphere and that's will ai aid in the warmup today. livermore at 58 degrees. you can see the fog there. the depth is about 1,000 feet, and it is compressing and that's because higher pressure building into the bay area allowing for that to happen before it clears, almost altogether. heating up this weekend, mild to warm at the coast. sharply cooler as we get to fall, which arrives on thursday. but even by tuesday, you'll begin to feel much cooler in the inland east bay and that's where today, we have the worst air quality. spare the air alert today. and then tomorrow, the santa clara valley, looking like you'll have the poor air quality. 1:00 this afternoon, i've stopped the animation, and you notice, we still have some fog here. it looks like you'll get into a little sunshine, the san mateo coast this afternoon. not as much fog tomorrow morning. you'll notice that, because by the afternoon, it is swept clear of the coast. statewide, 80 in los angeles, if you're heading to certificate ar -- seirra neff aftvada, 91 in jose, 16 degrees above average for napa. going close to 100 degrees. san jose, should be about 80. yesterday, you were at 80. today, 87. 91 tomorrow. and then after monday, things get more comfortable here. 86 in santa clara. look for 83, peninsula, low 80s for red city. we'll look for temperatures in the city to be in the upper 60s. 70 in south san francisco, upper 80s in sonoma. a warm one, 81 by the water, east bay, newark, checking in at 80, and this afternoon, temperatures climbing as much as seven degrees from livermore to pleasant pleasanton. looking at numbers today in the 90s inland. so that's a big warmup. even hotter tomorrow. and inland heat stays with us through monday. wednesday, dipping below normal. and thursday, it is autumn, and less fog this time of year in autumn. it is probably will stay dry for the next two weeks. i'm going to go out on a limb and say that. >> it will be a beautiful weekend. >> yeah lots of sunscreen and enjoy the weather, all right. >> lisa, thank you so much. you've heard about acts of kindness, here is one ha breaks the mold completely. abc 7 wayne friedman reports from vaccaville. the center divide of interstate 80, no-man's-land, populated by the broken down or desperate. last saturday night, john fit the latter category. >> all my money was for the week. all the money we had was in the center divide. >> he is an auto mechanic and father of two who made the common mistake of leaving his wallet on the roof of the family car. >> i went right over the bump and just happened to glance in my rearview mirror and saw everything just fall out of my wallet once it hit the ground. >> enter chp officer, james morrell, who doesn't often receive calls about kraug around highway medians on their hands and knees. >> i thought he was broken down or ran out of gas. >> as the officer learned, the $200 meant everything to a man living paycheck to paycheck. >> everything is accounted for, and every nickle gets spent pretty much. it was a huge loss for us. >> but there is more to this story. officer morrell is second generation chp. there was something about john's plight that touched him. as he escorted him to a gas station, he noticed a cash machine nearby. while john filled up, officer morrell withdrew $60, walked over, and gave it to him. >> because that's how i was raised. my parents helped me to help everyone in every way i'm able to, and that's, again, the reason why i got this job. i wanted to help everybody. >> i was pretty thankful and got a little choked up about it, you know, because he doesn't know me from adam, you know. >> they know each other now. two strangers linked by bad luck, goodwill and an act of kindness. near vaccaville, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> thanks, wayne. canine lovers, what's planned grocery shoppers of america! take your o organics baby carrots. take your eggs. even your o organics chips. and join the organic movement. organic food is no longer just for the privileged few. now everyone can afford to go organic. o organics, exclusively at safeway. - we had to think a little more seriously about saving money for the future and for the kids and for their college funds. we thought, "well this airbnb is actually a great way to pay those extra bills." - every bit of extra money helps these days. we have a retirement fund of our own and i take a draw on it. 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right here in the bay area. more than 15,000 dog lovers and nearly 4,000 dogs will be bark at the park festival in san jose, a dog costume contest, dog training, vendors, filling treats and other services. money raised for the festival benefit local humane societies and animal care centers. it starts at 10:00 this morning, at william street park in san jose. i would take my beagles, i know you have one too. it would be a disaster. >> it would. too curious. >> and they're all about food. >> right, right. aren't we all, though? >> we are. >> good morning, everybody. beautiful day, 69 here in san francisco. 76 in oakland. fog around the bay, with low 80s. palo alto and fremont, the 90s will be inland. near 100 degrees tomorrow. hottest day, sunday, and then we'll see warm temperatures inland on monday. it won't cool until tuesday. and fall arrives on thursday, and feel like, it really does in the night and morning, it has been chilly. >> for sure. summer isn't over yet. >> not yet. >> 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