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i m dave clark. is it cold enough for. chilly. it is chilly. steve will talk about it. he has your forecast for now. it is cold for most. it will be a nice day. parts of the coast on the mild side in the 50s. upper 20s out there. we will end up with sunshine. a few clouds moving in north towards mendocino county. that will lead to cloud cover. 51 in point reyes. 30 in okay dental. mid-30s for some. low 40s for others. lots of cloud cover in southern california. but it will stay down there in the four corners. we re concerned with this guy right here that will be here tomorrow. toppling over higher clouds to the north. 34 in novato. a little breeze might be holding up some of the temps. a good breeze coming off of the oakland hills. danville, san ramon and dublin and some areas are still in the 50s because they get the breeze coming off of the oakland hills and the berkeley hills. it is northeast, northeast, north. about 15, 25 miles per hour. that translates over to the
five years. it is a beautiful day to be out on the water. the marva just left a few minutes ago sausalito. all the salmon aboard had been specially tagged so that in a few years, if they do successfully make it back into the bay and then up into the rivers and the delta, they can be successfully identified as they are hatching their eggs. reporting live in sausalito, i m sergio, abc7 news. sergio, thank you very much. we re in the middle of a hot spell right now and there is more heat on the way. abc7 news was out for the daybreaker where the tours hit mid 7 0s. it is a beautiful and warm night and it s going to get warmer. for more about the heat let s head over to drew tuma. drew? this is a taste over the week and the warm weather that is headed our way early next week. numbers will just continue to climb. live outside, the east bay hills camera showing nothing but shun shi sunshine out there. you can see away from the coast we are in the 70tion and in the 80s. future t
novato still 70. no fog out there. that will be the first sign things are about to change i had the visibility on live doppler 7 and it was completely clear. mt. tam, warmer than yesterday, 65 to 84. look at that summer spread. 68 to 90 inland. 83 to 82 at 7:00. so it will be warm when you get back home, especially around the bay and inland. hotter tomorrow and a huge break coming in the forecast. good morning, mike. after a rough day on the roads yesterday today we have some really at least so far, we re not seeing major problems so far. i have one blocking incident and it s extremely minor. westbound 980 near 14th we have reports of a disabled big rig in the far right lane. that s a light route as it is, especially this early in the morning. no backup, i will keep an eye on that. it sounds like we have a new minor issue out of central valley. a report on that in less than 10. and speaking of your commute, some of you are about to get a faster one if you re willing to
sergio keen tan a is live. sergio? reporter: it used to be a salmon fishing boat and it has now been converted to try to help save california s struggling salmon population. right now it is shuttling 200 adolescent salmon from a couple state hatcheries out to the ocean. chinook samson are native to san francisco. when they are a ults did, they return to the same rivers to release their eggs. dams, heavy river traffic and over fishing has made the swim out to the ocean treacherous. so it is part of an experiment to see if giving the salmon a ride down river will help their survival rates. we re trying to show that barging salmon down the river will increase their survival rate. we think significantly. reporter: 200,000 salmon aboardhe marva will bring the grand total hauled out to the ocean to 1 million over the last five years. it is a beautiful day to be out on the water. the marva just left a few minutes ago sausalito. all the salmon aboard had been specially tagged