just sitting here, not moving. the sardines are sold for bait and exported to australia and japan where they are eaten. many affected by the ban are second and third generation fishermen doing sardines and they re in their 50s. so they say that now their livelihood has been cutoff they re not sure what the future holds. in monterey, abc7 news new record temperatures around the bay area tonight. abc7 news was in emmoryeryvillemeryville. you can expect large swells into the night. spencer christian is here with more on the temperatures. it was a warm day. close to record territories here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. sunny skies and mild to warm conditions across the bay area. taking a look at our high temperatures for the day. oakland came close to the rip tides for this date. record is 83 degrees for this date. san francisco 79. and getting cooler tomorrow but inland locations will be warmer so there is a chance of records over next couple days. thank you very much
us. consore vacationists are at odds over the disappearing sardines. in cannery row, the sardine industry collapsed 70 years ago and history may be repeating itself. 48-year-old mayo casts his net, but the fishing season could be over. it doesn t mean there isn t going to be fish two weeks from now. these are the dozens of sardines visitors can view. however, the sardine population dropped 83% over the past eight years. the group believe the sardines need time to recover and believes fishing harms that process. it s a population naturally declining due to unfavorable conditions it s important to alleviate the fishing pressure. the sardine population disappeared 70 years ago, making one third of his bichls yet fees will continue. between $3,000 and $4,000 just sitting here, not moving. the sardines are sold for bait and exported to australia and japan where they are eaten. many affected by the ban are second and third generation fishermen doing sardines and the
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