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severe weather threat today. who is in the danger zone? >> gio: as janai laces up for her first half marathon, the benefits of running on your mental health. how you can optimize your sprint to the finish. >> janai: are you ready to binge this? breaking down what to watch and listen to this weekend including zendaya's new tennis movie that has everyone talking. ♪ it's going to be a good day ♪ >> whit: plus, celebrating passover with cookbook author jason goldstein showing us one-pan recipes for the whole family as we say, good morning, america. ♪ rain or shine ♪ >> whit: good morning, america. so great to have you with us for our second hour. we get to eat this morning. that's very exciting. >> gio: smelling the brisket over there. >> whit: treats from hawaii to go as well. also, a lot of talk about cowboy

carter. saddling up perhaps for a performance at stagecoach this weekend. question, question mark. why some are betting on beyonce surprising everyone. what do you think about that one, janai? >> janai: i think i'm waiting with bated breath to see. >> gio: it will be epic if she does. >> whit: other stories we're following. >> janai: sean "diddy" combs wants some of the claims in the sexual assault lawsuit against him to be dismissed. his lawyers saying those laws didn't exist at the time of the alleged attack. plus, a big shake-up at southwest airlines. what it could mean for passengers. >> gio: first we are going to begin with that tornado outbreak in the heartland. multiple twisters reported overnight in the omaha, nebraska, area and millions of americans are under more severe weather alerts this morning. back out to abc's melissa adan in elkhorn with the latest. good morning, again, melissa. >> reporter: good morning, gio.

it is just so difficult for these families, we imagine. they were on edge overnight. now you can see why. as the morning comes up in elkhorn, a community near omaha, you can see all of the damage. so many of these homes totally torn out by that tornado, and we're talking about so many people that had to either evacuate, cower for their lives, and seeing what was inside of their homes, as they work to figure out what is next. overnight, tornadoes tearing through the heartland. >> this is a strong one too. that is not good. >> reporter: more than two dozen reported in nebraska alone. this neighborhood in elkhorn flattened. homes shredded. a drone video capturing the damage, roofs ripped off homes. >> i was crying like a baby, because it was just the scariest feeling in the world. you're helpless. >> reporter: residents now picking up the pieces of what's left and search and rescue efforts still underway. at least two people injured in the town according to local

officials. >> we've been very fortunate with very few injuries. it seems like our warning systems in the city of omaha have been very effective. >> reporter: about 70 people trapped inside this manufacturing business in lancaster county, after a tornado slammed into it injuring three people. and in the state capital of lincoln, this tornado swirling near an event center sending debris flying. >> lots of debris in the air. >> reporter: nearby a powerful twister crossing interstate 80. >> semi is overturned. >> reporter: storm chasers racing to check on the driver of an overturned tractor trailer. >> he's okay. he's okay. >> reporter: more than 78 reported tornadoes and counting. this dangerous outbreak is far from over. now, this community also dealing with the power outages having to clean up so many of these homes, the debris that's littered everywhere but, janai, the threat is not over yet. this as several of these states across the heartland are

watching yet another round of severe weather expecting more tornadoes possibly throughout today. janai. >> janai: millions of americans still on alert. melissa, thank you for that update. now to the big changes coming to southwest airlines. dropping service at some airports and thinking about changes to a very popular policy. abc's alexis christoforous is here with the details. hey, alexis. >> hey, janai, just in time for the busy summer travel season and southwest airlines is exiting four airports following a big loss in profits and delays in getting planes from boeing. they will end service this summer in cozumel, syracuse, bellingham and washington state and george bush intercontinental airport in houston. those airports were not performing, which was the deciding factor in cutting service there, and cutting half its flights in atlanta, and

about a third at chicago's o'hare, and expects to end the year with 2,000 fewer employees. the budget airline is trying to cut costs after losing more than $230 million from january to march. now, it's also considering ditching its signature open seating policy and possibly start charging customers to pick their seats. the first come first serve no seat reservation is what southwest is known for. most other major carriers already charge passengers to choose their seats. southwest says no decision has been made yet but it is, quote, seriously studying seating and the way passengers board planes. an announcement is expected in september. but southwest says it has no plans to change its bag policy so you can still check your first two bags for free. whit. >> whit: all right, some potential big changes coming, alexis. thank you. lawyers for sean "diddy" combs filed a motion to dismiss some claims in the sexual assault lawsuit against him. his attorneys want claims such as revenge porn and human trafficking to be dismissed saying that laws against those actions didn't exist at the time the music producer is accused of

them. joi dickerson-deal is suing him for sexually assaulting her claiming he drugged her and assaulted her when she was 19 years old back in the early '90s. she also alleges he videotaped the assault without her knowledge and shared it with others. combs has denied the allegations. >> janai: all right, well, coming up here on "gma" in our "gma morning menu," the benefits of running on your mental health, dr. sutton is helping me and you get ready for the race. >> looking forward to that. >> whit: also ahead, he is flown for his cooking hacks and easy recipes, and chef jason goldstein joins us with a few ideas for one-pot passover eats. >> gio: i can't wait for that. and tory johnson is here with "deals & steals" to upgrade your life. we'll be right back. you're watching "gma" on a saturday morning. >> gio: we are back on "gma" ™ t points with every purchase. save big on their favorite services.

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with our cover story. this ain't texas but we are talking about the country music stagecoach -- see, we can't get through it without laughing. big earth party happening this weekend. zohreen shah has the latest on the buzz about a possible beyonce appearance. hey, zohreen, good morning. >> yeah, the big names include miranda lambert, eric church, morgan wallen but, of course, you have a lot of stagecoach fans who are hoping that beyonce makes that list too. the beyhive has been buzzing for so many weeks, but the big question is, will the queen step on to the throne? >> one, two, three, four. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: this morning, the anticipation is on. thousands of fans waiting to see if beyonce will make a surprise appearance at stagecoach. the biggest country music festival in the u.s. >> but them hands together.

♪ we clapping ♪ >> reporter: her latest album "cowboy carter" dropped late last month, skyrocketing to number one day buse. top americana folk album. ♪ give a dog a bone ♪ ♪ some willie jones ♪ >> reporter: many country music artists in her album will already be there including brittney spencer, willie jones and willie nelson. ♪ bring it on ♪ >> reporter: and one clue she might be performing is on stagecoach's own website in their lineups. one performer no one has heard of, backwoods barbie. >> i've never heard of backwoods barbie. normally they're all either recognizable or at least traceable. >> reporter: every artist has an accompanying social media link. for backwoods barbie, it links to an account with a dozen pictures referencing beyonce and her album, but "people" magazine

experts say don't put a ring on her showing up just yet. >> yesterday on the instagram story they posted for everyone asking this ain't texas, ain't no hold 'em and i ain't beyonce. >> but fans, especially fans who went to coachella in 2013 are still talking about the beychella performance five years later. we'll see, but they're very excited about it. >> whit: the intrigue. >> janai: the coachella performance was everything. can you imagine if she showed up? >> gio: backwoods barbie. >> whit: we'll see, thank you. now to a big journey for janai because you are getting ready for your very first half marathon tomorrow. >> no, it's a surprise, i'm pregnant again. no, i'm totally kidding. [ laughter ] >> whit: the last time was too much for us. >> janai: no more kids but i will join more than 20,000 runners. you know i've been doing this

for the new nyc brooklyn half marathon tomorrow, so i won't be here, but while running offers so many physical benefits, i wanted to find out more about the mental health benefits. check this out. 20,000 runners, 20,000 stories and 20,000 reasons to run. >> the whole finish line is just a goal. we get to do this and try for this. if we get to a roadblock, we get to a roadblock. it's the joy of accomplishing it and getting to there. >> reporter: for chris turner and sasha wolf with the nonprofit running community still i run, the mission is to promote the benefits of running for mental health and help break the stigma around mental illness. >> it's like a mantra for "still i run." forward is a pace. that means physical and mental. so you might have a bad run, you might have an injury. you might just not be motivated to get out there but forward is a pace. >> reporter: our own ginger running with "still i run"

completing her first half marathon last month. >> i'm so privileged that i've been able to maintain my mental health. this is a free medicine. >> reporter: and now i'm following in her footsteps running my own half marathon for the first time. it's been a bucket list goal of mine for the last decade after i developed debilitating arthritis and needed a full hip replacement in 2013. but fast forward 11 years and 3 kids later, i decided training for a half marathon would be a good investment in my own postpartum mental health. >> running isn't easy, okay. there's a very small percentage of people that actually run. so the fact that people from "still i run" or people that are interested in running for their mental health can get out of bed and get that run on "still they run". it's incredibly inspiring. >> my biggest advice i give most people is just enjoy the experience and enjoy the energy and just have fun. >> janai: now we will bring in

a teary-eyed dr. you know we are friends. us doing this piece totally came from a conversation in my office. >> when you randomly decided to bring it up. >> janai: to bring up that i had a full hip replacement. >> just it was a fun fact. >> janai: and you were shocked. yeah, you were completely shocked. >> it's just so unique. it tracks for you. >> janai: right, thank you. so, yes, i went through this -- arthritis in my early 20s and it got so bad you could see i was limping there. it was like bone on bone, needed a full hip replacement. i'd run track in high school but for the longest time i couldn't run. talk to us first just about the benefits of any kind of exercise but especially running for mental health. >> well, movement and running benefits us not just for our physical health but our emotional health. you know, when you look at the most recent data, it shows those who rung compared to those who don't have decreased rates of depression, anxiety and stress. janai, i think the most interesting way to describe it

when neuroscientists talk about running it's like bathing your brain in all of these beneficial chemicals, endorphin, serotonin and dopamine. if you could bottle it, it would probably be sold out. >> janai: it's tough to run ten miles and training but getting the fresh air, sunlight. all of your body moving, it feels so good but for someone like me who has a hip replacement i have to be mindful of these things. what do you need to take into consideration? >> you have to be mindful. talking to your provider if you can, your surgeon about what are your limitations especially if you have something as specific as a hip replacement. also even possibly getting a physical therapy rereferral to understand limitations can be beneficial. some may not be able to run. walking it also beneficial as well. >> janai: as you heard, forward is a pace. that's what i'm telling myself. i'm not trying to break records but just want to finish it and the sense of accomplishment. >> i'm so excited to watch.

>> thank you you. >> janai: you'll come out to the run tomorrow. >> i thought you were going to ask me to run. yeah, sure, i'd love to watch. >> janai: thank you, my friend. now let's send it back over to somara for a check of what kind of weather we'll have for the brooklyn half tomorrow. possibly some rain? >> somara: well, things will warm up. temperatures will be comfortable. janai, i didn't know that about you. i am so proud of you for running this race. that is awesome. for me i'll be happy if i can run 20 feet, y'all. let's take a look at the active weather taking place out in texas. so we're already waking up to thunderstorms near the panhandle. tornado watch now in effect until 1:00 p.m. for this area in yellow, and you can see much of oklahoma through the zone there. they're picking up after lunch and sticking around through this evening.

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fuentes proposed changes to the traffic flow in a san francisco neighborhood are on hold. last month, the crash killed a family of four at a bus shelter in west portal, and the city quickly moved to try and improve safety. but now local leaders are asking for a second proposal to be developed with greater focus on passenger zones, traffic impacts and the location of bus stops. let's take a look outside right now with lisa. good morning. lisa. >> hi zach. good morning to you. it is 55 degrees here in san jose. look at all the sunshine. nice day ahead. upper 60s for you. 55, in hayward. san francisco is at 51. you can see some of the clouds here from mount tam. we do have a marine

layer that's going to be patchy at the coast. the winds building throughout the day, low 70s inland. zach. >> thank you, lisa, and thanks to you at home for joining us. the news continues right now

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>> you both want my number? >> very much so, yeah. >> yeah. >> okay, well, i'm not a home wrecker. >> we don't live together. >> janai: back to "gma." we were all caught up in that scene. we wanted to see what was going to happen. that's a scene fro >> that was a scene from challenger, right? >> the new highly-anticipated movie starring zendaya, officially hit theaters, maybe they get the love triangle, a star-studded cast. this movie will be a big talker, and we'll hear all about it and other binge-worthy content coming up. but first, a look at some of the other top headlines that we're following. >> happening right now, some of the other headlines. >> whit: more than 75 reported tornadoes tearing through the heartland. homes flattened. millions of americans under more severe weather alerts from texas to the great lakes. >> gio: federal officials say the bird flu outbreak appears to be spreading through dairy cows in the u.s. the fda says preliminary tests showed one in five milk samples tested nationwide had traces of

bird flu fragments. officials say that commercial milk supply is safe saying pasteurization should make the virus inactive. >> janai: houston, we have some stones. the rolling stones touching down in texas to kick off their tour tomorrow night. front man mick jagger taking in the sights posting pictures of him turing the houston space center saying, thanks, nasa, for being so welcoming. >> whit: now to small business week. it kicks off tomorrow, and we're getting an early start with the owners of two maui businesses. they'll be at the aloha market in soho this weekend. >> gio: you didn't acknowledge -- >> whit: i was getting to the leis, getting into the aloha spirit. monica bogar with napili flo and kit and deron furukawa with maui chili oil. both joining us. so great to have you in the studio. aloha, and i should mention my wife's from hawaii.

i still have family there. gio and i were both there in maui during the devastating wildfires covering what happened there and just first i wanted to ask you first, kit and deron, you know, this is still impacting small businesses eight months later after the disaster, right? >> oh, yeah, definitely. in the beginning it was like a standstill. everybody dropped their businesses to help out the community. but now that time is going on and people are starting to recover, yeah, more than ever our businesses need support and the best way to do it is by coming to the islands and supporting our businesses. if you cannot make it to the islands, patronize us online by going to our website. it has all of our products on there. a lot of products, locally-made products are on there. >> whit: and that's what we're showcasing today. >> gio: you're talking about visiting. do it responsibly.

>> of course, absolutely and we do our best as people begin to come back to maui and educate everyone how special maui is. and how special hawaii is. and because it is so special, everyone wants to come. but for us, we really want to protect the land and its people and we want to make sure that a way to honor that is by supporting local businesses and supporting everyone still in maui. >> whit: so, monica, this is a rare treat for us in new york, the aloha market so we get all of these treats and products coming to us. why is it so important to have an event like this? >> well, this is so exciting. my first time to new york. >> whit: welcome. welcome to the big apple. >> thank you. i'm actually getting the same vibe and support that we get back home from the new yorkers. >> gio: i love that. >> so this has been awesome. this is our kimchi and we are so happy to share it with everybody in new york. >> gio: that is awesome. let's talk about some of this.

we've got here the chili oil we'll start with. >> we make a style of crunchy garlic and maui onions. >> gio: they're so good. >> mild, medium and spicy heat level and it is amazing for those who love to cook and eat. >> mild chili oil to show you how versatile it is to use our product. you have fried noodles. put it right there. >> whit: yes. >> some dumplings. >> whit: you can put extra on mine. >> you can even add soy sauce because our product is low sodium and avocado toast. who doesn't like avocado toast? >> whit: spice it up a bit. >> we're in new york so we have to have the pizza and goes great with pizza. today i want you to try one of our easiest recipes. if you're going to a potluck and need something last minute, get some eggs, and mayonnaise, and mix it up in there with chili

oil, get some king's hawaiian sweet bread, cut it open, put it on, with some lettuce, and you will be the star of the pot luck. >> whit: we'll jump over to monica to make sure we get it all in. one thing i love about hawaii is the culture and the diversity and with your products you're really leaning into all of that, especially with the kimchi. >> yeah, absolutely. >> we're an artesional kimchi. handcrafted in hawaii and today we made kimchi fried rice, huge comfort food back home. >> gio: what's in it? >> our kimchi. [ laughter ] >> whit: the secret ingredients. >> everyone is going to love it but it is a spam kimchi fried rice. >> gio: oh, spam, also another big one. >> whit: exactly. thank you so much for coming in. >> definitely. >> gio: the aloha market is happening today and tomorrow in new york city if you are here so please go check that out. coming up, we have "binge this." stick around.

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this." if you're looking to kick back this weekend, we've got you covered. will ganss is here with the movies, the shows, the music that will have everyone talking. hey, will. >> will: hey, janai. >> janai: oh, will, let's get started. a lot have been waiting for this movie to hit theaters. you saw it on opening day. how was it? >> will: i saw it at 10:30 in the morning on opening day, me, and that's about it. it was me in the theater with my popcorn. >> whit: you and zendaya. >> will: the real headline, i went to a sports movie on purpose and loved it. "challengers" is part love triangle and tennis gone sexily awry. serving up a certified fresh score on rotten tomatoes with good reason. the pacing comes at you like a serena williams backhand. soundtrack, electric, and performances from the three leads with sweaty, sexy and at times laugh out loud funny. sometimes it's literally about tennis, and you wonder if they're talking about the match or winning zendaya's affection.

either way, both are worth the sweat. it's rated "r." so leave the kids at home. out now nationwide. >> whit: okay. >> will: i loved it. >> janai: zendaya's first time leading a movie. >> will: so great. >> gio: so good. can't wait to see it. now janai's favorite topic, true crime. >> will: this is taking true crime to a whole new level, "baby reindeer." it's on netflix. with viewers writing online, what the heck did i just watch? an impossibly good show. the best thing i've watched. the story of an aspiring comedian, and when a woman comes into the bar, he offers her a cup of tea on the house, and immediately she becomes obsessed sending hundreds of emails a day, calling him, stalking him, harassing his friends and family based on a true story of the guy who wrote the script and stars in the show. his name is richard gadd. >> janai: oh. >> will: this man will win multiple emmys.

there's often seven, only seven episodes, and they're about a half hour each. parts quite heavy, so it's not for the whole family. >> whit: let's talk about music. it's been just over a week since taylor dropped "the tortured poets department." >> will: bingo. >> whit: you have other artists for those who like taylor's album. >> will: to "the tortured poets department," i don't need to tell you, with taylor swift. breaking the record for most streams in a single day. up-and-coming artists based on your favorite song from "the tortured poets department." first up, if you're loving "i can deal with a broken heart," her danceable track with sad lyrics, check out chappell roan. her album, "the rise and fall of the midwest princess," has some of the best pop songs with deep and dark lyrics. it's like a scene in the "barbie" movie where they're middance break, and she says, do you ever think about dying? that's this vibe. next, if you love "the smallest man who ever lived," check out

jensen mcrae with incredible vocals able to capture that fatalistic point of view of heartbreak and love like taylor does. i reached out to jensen and asked how she would feel about this comparison. she's been a fan since she was a teenager. >> gio: beautiful. >> will: if you're loving "the prophecy," gracie abrams is a frequent collaborator with aaron dessner, who worked on "the sad >> gio: you're like our own prophecy," and gracie isn't afraid to get sad. >> gio: you're like our own little spotify. >> will: i did a lot of work and dove into spotify and was happy with what i came up with. >> whit: fully design my playlist from here on out. >> will: i got you. >> janai: something for rock 'n' roll fans. >> will: "livin' on a prayer," hang out with jon bon jovi in his four-part docu-series from our parent company disney.

it traces his 40-year career, and if you look close enough, you'll see whit johnson in acid-washed denim. >> whit: there i am right there with a mullet. >> will: check out michael strahan's exclusive interview with him talking one-on-one with john bon jovi, "halfway there." >> whit: i had a mullet. >> will: did you really? >> gio: i don't doubt that at all. >> janai: that or the earrings first? >> whit: the earrings. >> janai: the michael strahan special, though. that is great. check that out. now, let's check out somara and weather. >> somara: that "baby reindeer" was downright riveting. not what you expect. watch it. it is a frosty start this morning. temperatures down in the 20s in toms river and sussex, new jersey, 33. just above freezing but look at the warm-up that is on the way. okay. so first we'll start in louisville, 81 degrees today.

80s throughout the top of the week. detroit, 80 on sunday. new york city, i know it's been a bit nippy out here. temperatures will hit 80 by monday. that's your beautiful day. d.c., i know everyone will be out in the national mall. temperatures around 90 degrees >> gio: all right, coming up >> gio: all right, coming up next here, chop happy. chef jason goldstein joins us live. we'll be right back. >> whit: we get to eat. >> gio: look at that. is that the brisket. >> janai: yummy. known for keeping with tradition. known for discovering new places. no one wants to be known for cancer, sheila fordham p store. s known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 16 types of cancer,

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>> thank you for having me. >> janai: we love one-pans. >> gio: she's already eaten hers. [ laughter ] i've never had brisket. but this one is really easy because you use the slow cooker. >> you don't need to use your often at all. -- oven at all. that could be for your sides. i put a brisket in here. if you use a first cut brisket, ask your butcher, it's thinner and will cook even, i salt and pepper it and onion soup mix saves time and flavor. if you do it overnight gets all the way through the brisket, not just the top of the beef but ready for the best part? we'll add more onion soup into there so extra flavor. best friends forever. oh, yes, yes. right there. i'll mix it right into there so everything is the same flavor so crazy easy to make and then do you want to pour this in there? you can give its top hat to the brisket. >> janai: can you -- >> no, no, no.

yes, ready. it goes in there, six hours on low. you let it set right here and do against the grain. against the grain, super easy. make a plus sign so if the lines are going like this, just go the opposite way and you just cut right through there and what you'll do is you'll see all those lines. it will fall apart in your mouth. >> gio: that sure does. that sure does so you can actually make this a day in advance. that's what you do. >> you make it a day in advance, cut it, put it in the slow cooker and put it on warm and will stay warm until your guests are ready to eat. >> janai: amazing. you brought a traditional passover dish. potato kugel. what do you mix in with the potatoes? >> it's like a potato pancake casserole, like a potato hug, all in one. grated potatoes and onions and put a piece of sliced bread in your mouth and it will soak in

the juice and you won't cry. eggs in there. use ground up matzo. you're not allowed to use flour on passover. salt and pepper. the best part, you put oil in there and also oil the casserole dish and mix this for me? you want to do it? we'll work out together. i believe in you. you got this. see, you're the best mixer ever. >> janai: yeah. >> goes in a casserole dish and it's going to go in the dish two hours and it's going to get nice and crispy at 350. beautiful. like fluffy. it's a vegetarian side. she did great. amazing. >> whit: over to dessert before we run out of time. we got this chocolate cake but can't have leaven baked goods during passover. >> we have an egg trick. two bowls so we have melted chocolate and eggs in there and add coffee in there and it wakes up the chocolate a little bit.

>> whit: wakes up the chocolate and the eater. >> yes, yes, yes. so you don't fall asleep on the couch like my family does. although it's nice, it's a nap then you'll whip it together and fold in the egg whites. do you want to try? >> whit: sure. fold it in. >> like the song. what this does it rises like our hopes and dreams, fun for passover and goes right in here and it goes at 350 for 20 minutes and this is great to give as a gift. if you're a nonbaker, just literally mixing things in and drop it in the oven, and that's it. >> janai: rises just like our hopes and dreams. >> whit: you are the best. they have risen with the food we get to eat this morning. thank you so much. get all these recipes on goodmorningamerica.com. we will be right back. after we eat, of course.

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and good morning to you. i'm zach fuentes. hey, commuters. listen up. sausalito ferry service may resume sometime this coming week. transportation officials say crews are still making repairs this weekend. in the meantime, golden gate transit busses are shuttling passengers to and from san francisco. but we'll keep you updated on when those repairs are completed. here and online at abc seven news.com. all also in the north bay, westbound highway 37 is closed. all weekend. caltrans is repairing the pavement from vallejo to sears point. the road is expected to reopen by 4 a.m. monday. it's one of two big highway closures this weekend in the east bay. nine miles of 680 southbound are closed through pleasanton. between the 580 connector and koopman road is also shut through the weekend. all right, let's check on the

conditions outside right now with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning. >> good morning zach. the view from mount tam looks nice doesn't it. we do have that marine layer. temperatures are on the cool side. the winds are going to pick up today. it is 51 in san francisco as well as redwood city 56 oakland in hayward with 58 in san jose. and from our sutro tower camera looks nice with plenty of sunshine. we'll have a few high clouds, but that marine layer and that building sea breeze keeping it pretty cool at the coast. anywhere from a couple degrees cooler than yesterday to about five degrees cooler in napa. so highs today with those gusty winds at the shoreline and some patchy fog will just be in the 50s from 58. half moon bay, even windy up towards point reyes upper 60s in san rafael. so a couple degrees below average with some low 70s arriving in our inland valleys in the accuweather seven day forecast. a subtle warming trend throughout the week. zack. >> lisa, thank you and thanks to you at home for joining us. the

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