devin fehely, kpix 5. > >> in the east bay the city of pleasant hill delayed the start of its summer concert. betty yu reports they had to wait into the evening cooled off . >> reporter: the music brought people to their feet. nevermind that it was 101 degrees on sunday evening in pleasant hill . people were moved by the beat. beat. >> drinking a lot of water and having fun and not paying attention to how hot it is .. >> reporter: people found shade and even brought their own fan and came prepared with coolers. >> it is one of the things we like to do, to come out to enjoy enjoy the outdoorshohas it been far ? >> it has been great. they still got the moves. >> reporter: some waited until it was cooler to take your pets for a walk . send it was the final summer concert and mayor michael harris said the city allowed people to bring more coverings to keep them in the shade. >> the turnout is grade. we have have a situations with 801,000 . 801,000 people. everybody likes to come to pleasant hill for these concerts. >> reporter: they said 300 made made it out to see the band. in pleasant

devin fehely, kpix 5 . >> there will be cooling centers cooling centers as well. you can find the nearest one to you by going to our website, www.kpix.com . > >> here is a look at your top ss top stories. authorities offended a ground search for inmates who escaped from a contra costa county jail. it is is 33-year-old gerardo ramirez-vera for richmond and 28-year-old jorge garcia-escamilla from pittsburg. pittsburg. they escaped from the marsh creek detention facility at 11:00 yesterday morg yesterday morning. it is 15 miles east of walnut creek. residents are asked to lock the doors and report any suspiciousy suspicious activity. > >> president biden and former president trump engage in a war of words. president trump came t came out swinging in pennsylvania on saturday during a campaign event for republicans republicans running in the midterms. it was his first event event since the fbi searched his his florida estate. president biden was in philadelphia to criticize trump supporters. >> the fbi and the justice department have become vicious monsters. >> donald

. >> reporter: devin fehely, kpix 5. > >> we are bringing back the warm back the warm temperatures for sunday. >> you're right. monday and tuesday are really where we're going with this. but for perspective, one day at a time. here's the second day of the thy weekend. the daytime highs tomow from 100 in santa rosa to 94 in san jose. low 90s on the peninsula already tomorrow, and of course it's over here, the inland valleys of the east bay e we see the more extreme temperatures. i showed how the numbers are going up for some oe representative spots at the top of the newscast. there's a heay if you're along the bay shore. this goes into effect tomorrow, stays in effect until monday night. the heat advisory is actually the gentler terminology terminology here of the two. this tells you be aware, it's going to get hot, go easy on yourself, make sure you're paying attention if you get light-headed or anything like tt outside. here's the much stronger terminology. this is the excessive heat warning. the difference between a warning an, the warning tells you you're going to have significant h

. >> devin fehely visit a cattle . cattle ranch. >> reporter: the gem was workinh triple digits, 97 degrees and coming by midmorning, when we mt with natalie and her husband clayton at their cattle ranch. >> when you and your heatwave, it is hard on domestic stock, wildlife. >> reporter: latent clayton fead clayton feared the temperature t be 115 degrees. it was going to be a long week. he and his wife wanted to check on the most vule on the most vulnerable members of the herd, expectant mothers and newborns house. >> they will give birth right in in the sunshine. unfortunately, a lot of times that does not turn out good for the cavs. >> reporter: we found about twon found about two dozen cows resting. the midday sun was scorching. >> the main thing they will or when i am checking the cattle ie respiration. how quick they are breathing. that would be your ft signal that they would be in any any sort of distress. >> reporter: our next stop, a watering hole, natural pond. the cows begin and and end today's here. the dogs

kpix 5 reporter devin fehely spoke to an animal control expert about l behavior you might see. >> we got a call about a raccoot was trembling and frothing at te mouth. and people thought it was was sick. it wasn't sick. it was was just -- suffering from heat exposure. >> reporter: rebecca runs an anl control business in santa cruz county and on the central coaste says animals just like us will struggle with the oppressive and the oppressive and unhealthy heat. we're going to be experiencing it for the next few next few days. >> we think about our homes you, keeping that cool. well, there could be animals sharing the homes you know, with us. there could be animals in the attic or in the attic or the subfloor. >> reporter: she says it's easyo mistake an animal that's in diss because of the heat with an animal that's diseased in some way. she suggest consulting aprofessional before doing anyt. it's likely you share a habitatd maybe even a home with the animl she says before the heat drove them out into the open. >> we're experiencing a huge het wave right now. and the attics get so hot.