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That but dangerously dry conditions. With the winds up we will look at the air to stay on the pretty parched side. Fairfield, wind gusts to 29 miles an hour. At the surface you can see cameras shaking a bit. Well be in the 60s by noon time. Another mild afternoon with temperatures well into the 60s. Look at this, we have a little rain to talk about midweek. Chris. Lisa, thank you. One last chance to say goodbye to late San Francisco mayor ed lee. His funeral will be held today at city hall. Thousands are expected to attend, including some of the bay areas most prominent politicians. Tiffany wi...

See the camera shaking here. Were looking at temperatures today once again above average. 40s and 50s throughout the next few hours, then low 60s by noon time. More sunshine with mid60s 4 00 this afternoon and we will see more cloud cover with perhaps a splash of rain coming our way. Ill have the details in a few minutes. Chris. Lisa, thank you. One last chance to say goodbye to late San Francisco mayor ed lee. His funeral will be held today at city hall. Thousands are expected to attend, including some of the bay areas most prominent politicians. Abc 7 News Reporter Tiffany Wilson has more on...

Around. She hustled. The only thing i have ever heard about you regarding your business dealings is that you stole from these girls, so im saying why are you now wanting to come ow and have them, i guess, edit and stop the movie. The movie has already played. Your legacy is out there. By the way, when the girls were on our show, we called your office to have you come on the day after. We were going to send the jet for you and everything. But we wanted you to come here, come the very next day before the movie play and while the things are fresh on everybodys minds, but now the movies played and...

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