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hundreds of people to leave their homes. we will, speaking live with cal fire for the overnight developments in just a few minutes. >> racist texting scandal. the new details we're learning about some of the antioch police officers allegedly involved in that incident. >> broadway's biggest night, the winners at the tony awards, and a look at the pair who will be sharing the stage next spring. >> i stayed up way too late watching that. good morning. on this monday, june 17th, we're going to start the check of our forecast with lisa. >> all right. >> it looks nice out there. the sun coming up at 547. but we have a fire to talk about and air quality that will be reduced, especially in the north bay. a spare, the air alert and a system offshore that has been lingering over the weekend has allowed for that wind shift. red flag warning through tuesday night, the sacramento valley. but for the north bay interior mountains here, this is through 11:00 this morning through 8:00 tonight in those north winds really allowing for the fire to drift the smoke, that is. but right now the temperatures are cool. 54 which wish we had a

higher relative humidity and more of a marine layer, but not the case. 63% calm winds. nice view from our exploratorium camera where we have clear sky. upper 40s half moon bay 56, in hayward and you can see the sunny skies. a bit of haze here over the city. 43 petaluma and a look at how that smoke will affect the bay area today, primarily the north bay and the east bay with the moderate air quality, the south bay will be in good shape and through the overnight hours it begins to ease up. but throughout the morning hours we'll see temperatures climb through the 60s, the afternoon 70s and mid 80s inland. with that haze up north, sue and we're keeping our eye on traffic flow. >> this is kind of a different week with juneteenth the holiday right in the middle of the week. so we're seeing some light traffic conditions this morning on the east shore freeway. a lot of gaps in between those headlights, folks are at the limit as they approach the bay bridge. metering lights are on. you can see our slower spots, all very typical for this time of morning. we do have an

accident southbound 680, the transition ramp to 101. there's a car over the embankment. emergency crews will be on scene , so expect possibly another lane blockage. there and an overnight closure fully starting tonight. niles canyon road between old canyon road and main street in sunol. that's due to road repair work over the winter storms. and here's a look at some of your drive times. that drive from tracy into dublin. now 50. just about 50 minutes in the red san rafael across the golden gate bridge all the way through marin is looking great and highway four in the green into concord. sue thank you. >> as you wake up this morning, want to get you updated on the situation happening right now in the north bay. crews have been working all night to gain control of the point fire, which is in sonoma county. it has burned more than 1000 acres since it started yesterday. this is burning on the south side of lake sonoma, west of geyserville . there's a lot of concern this morning about the healdsburg area. it started along stewarts

point, skaggs springs road and exploded to the east, burning toward healdsburg. firefighters spent hours defending vineyards and homes along dry creek road. containment is only up to 15. people across the bay area are noticing the smoke from the fire. satellite images showing you now the smoke plume spreading down into the east bay. and if you look at this video from an alaska airlines flight, you can actually see that thick layer of smoke. we're joined now by jason clay, who is the cal fire public information officer. good morning. jason, i know that you were hoping to get some better conditions overnight. it looks like that delivered. do we have any idea what the size of the fire is right now? >> yeah. so we did see favorable conditions overnight, and with that, we were able to, increase containment a little bit. we're up to 20% containment on the fire, which is at 1100 acres right now, so we really worked overnight on building and strengthening the containment lines that are in place and

trying to tie them into together. so their crews are working hard on the west and east flanks and trying to tie that down kind of to where the head of the fire is, on the southern edge, as you go down, like west dry creek road and mountain view ranch road. >> can you talk to us about potential buildings and structures? have that have burned? what kind of buildings were they? what's the danger for more buildings being burned at this point? >> there is potential today for increased acreage and fire activity, throughout the day. we're not going to have the winds that we saw yesterday. uh- is what it's looking like, but during the fire yesterday, we did have confirmed reports of structures that were destroyed, as we have sunrise now and we're going to be having our operational briefing here at 7 a.m. and then after that, we're going to have some of our inspectors out to try to, go through the structures and determine what type that they

were and the number that were destroyed. so we don't have that exact figure yet, but going through our inspection process that will be taking place today, starting this morning, we did hear about an inmate firefighter that may have been injured. >> do you know any information about that? >> yeah. so we do have one, firefighter injury that occurred overnight. and, that individual was taken to the hospital for evaluation. what about evacuation orders? >> we know some are in place. do you expect more to be issued, right now, those, the evacuation orders and the warning for the two zones kind of in the area, to the south of lake sonoma, remain in place, and the ability, depending on conditions, exists, that they could be expanded or contracted. you know, it kind of depends on how the day plays out, and how our containment, continues to increase as we got a lot of resources on it today, we're going to have about 400 total personnel on the fire, 50 fire engines, 12 hand crews, ten

dozers, ten bulldozers. in addition, in addition to our aerial fleet. so we're having a really strong force to try to get the containment up on this fire. >> and, jason, what would you tell to people who are waking up this morning or who've been kind of watching all night, who live, let's say, in the healdsburg area, who are wondering how soon they may have to leave their homes. >> yeah, well, it's a great reminder that, you know, are you signed up to receive emergency alerts, for where you live? and, you know, in this case in sonoma county, are you staying tuned in to social media for the latest updates? so, being aware of what's going on around you is very important at this time. and then also being prepared. so do you know what you're going to do if you are, in evacuation order zone, you know, do you have your go bag ready? all your personal belongings. can you get out? do you know your escape route? so that's a lot of important things that you need to be thinking of as these wildfires happen, whether you live in this area or whether you live in other parts

in the bay area or greater california, because wildfire can strike at any time. so it's really important that people watching at home are doing their their homework, so to say, to be prepared. jason we appreciate you joining us this morning to give us this update and all the work that you all are doing to get this fire under control and protect people and their property. >> so thank you so much. thank you. of course, we're keeping a close eye on the point fire those dangerous weather conditions. when news breaks, we will let you know. all you have to do is download the abc seven news bay area app, enable your push alerts to make sure you get the notifications sent right to your phone. >> so of course, we're following what's happening in sonoma county. we also want to show you what's happening in southern california. crews are battling a wildfire that's triggered evacuation orders in los angeles county. the post fire started in gorman, south of the grapevine, yesterday afternoon. flames have burned through more than 14,000 acres. this is only 2% contained. the area is under a red flag warning. winds were expected to increase there overnight. >> the winds are probably going to be the biggest factor in

battling this blaze. we're going to have gusts as high as 60mph, but that would not be a constant. mostly we're going to say an average about 24 mile per hour winds. >> the fire forced more than 1200 people to evacuate over the weekend. the cause of that fire is under investigation. >> closing arguments are set to begin today in the state trial of david depape. he's already been sentenced to federal prison for the 2022 attack on paul pelosi. depapes defense team rested their case friday. the judge is expected to share jury instructions ahead of closing arguments. also this week, san francisco leaders will be discussing a new agreement to provide security outside the pelosi home. sfpd officers will be there 24 over seven. whether or not speaker emerita nancy pelosi is home, city council documents show the federal government will be paying the city $1 million for this service . >> good monday morning live doppler seven. there's a system offshore that really has

provided that impetus. the wind shift that arrives friday cut off our onshore flow and has allowed for the drying of the atmosphere another 24 hours to actually 48 hours before we see a return to the marine layer. so dry northerly winds taking over over the weekend today. and that has allowed for the decrease in relative humidity and that fire start up in healdsburg, 56 in hayward, 58 in redwood city. the winds will get gusty again today. clear sky the peninsula right now sfo 49, in napa. and that's why we have our red flag warning in the adjacent counties to the north of us. but also our north bay interior mountains. so here's a look at the upper elevation winds right now. over 20 miles an hour. we will be looking at that. spare the air alert today. the moderate air quality to poor in the north bay. it will drift to the south and east throughout the day. that haze and that red flag warning through the evening hours. the winds will ease through the overnight hours. when they pick up again on tuesday, we'll get into a cooler pattern midweek and then a lot

hotter over the weekend. here's a look at this afternoon. relative humidity in the teens dropping to the single digits here in our interior valley. so we do need a return to that onshore flow. not today though. 78 in fremont, 80 in san jose. >> thanks, lisa. making history. the california national guard welcoming its first female fire pilot, fighter pilot and hospital remodel. the go ahead for one of ucsf's campuses for a big expansion celebrating juneteenth. a look at the annual event in san francisco's

the latest on that big fire in the north bay. the point fire has burned about 1100 acres in sonoma county outside of healdsburg. we just got an update from cal fire on the containment, and it's up from 15 to 20. fire officials tell us one firefighter was injured overnight and had to be taken to the hospital. their condition is not known right now. cal fire has a message this morning. be prepared. heroics saved by contra costa county paramedics over the weekend. look at this video. so they were called to a truck that crashed into a tree early yesterday morning. this was on sunset road near sellers avenue in brentwood. >> the vehicle, began, caught fire and they were able to remove the driver from the driver's seat and get him to their gurney, which they rolled

right into cpr because he was in cardiac arrest. >> that driver was taken to a local hospital to be treated. their condition isn't known. is not known the cause of the crash is being investigated this morning. we're seeing really scary new video of the moment. a group of 20 robbers broke into a sunnyvale jewelry store. it happened last wednesday at png jewelers on el camino real. you can see this group just storming in after shattering the glass doors. one of the thieves confronts an employee there at the bottom of the screen, you see, and police chased two vehicles believed to be involved. five people were eventually caught. now this is video released last week showing the robbers in the act violently smashing nearly every display case in just 2.5 minutes. no word yet on the total value of the stolen items. some of the stolen jewelry has been recovered. now an update to a story we've been following the texting scandal being investigated within the antioch police department. we've now

learned 13 officers linked to racist text messages have lost their jobs. our media partner, the mercury news, is reporting that includes seven recent firings over the scandal. city officials tried to fire or discipline several other officers, but the report says those officers won arbitration hearings and had the decisions either reversed or reduced. an fbi investigation uncovered racist texts being sent between antioch police, including the arresting officers, in a 2021 drive by shooting and murder. a heads up now for east bay drivers. ac transit is now using new technology to detect drivers who've illegally parked in bus only lanes. the system is being used on busses that run along the tempo corridor between the san leandro transit center and uptown oakland. here's how it works. when the system detects a car that's parked illegally, a camera will capture video and a photo of that vehicle along with a license plate. a law enforcement officer will then review that evidence and issue a

ticket. and the fine is $110. >> a live look now at sfo this morning. today, the airport will celebrate the opening of the fully completed harvey milk terminal. one mayor london breed will be at the ribbon cutting for the final section of this facility. it honors the legacy of milk, a beloved gay rights leader. it's the completion of a $2.5 billion development. the showing off some all new additions, including two gates, a ticket counter area and upper level. upper upper level security checkpoint and a museum gallery. but i think maybe the biggest thing is the convenience of the fact that now all the terminals connect at sfo beyond security, so you no longer have to go out and then go back in. a state appeals court says ucsf can continue with a huge hospital remodel on the university's parnassus heights campus. neighbors are fighting the project, claiming it violates city height and zoning restrictions. but just last week, a judge ruled the university is exempt from those restrictions as a government education institution, the $4.3 billion project is scheduled to

be completed in 2030. it will replace the smaller hospital at the site above the inner sunset neighborhood. >> if you are heading out to ocean beach in san francisco, you may notice some big equipment. starting today, city crews will begin their annual sand relocation project. over the next two weeks, crews will move about 30,000yd■!t of sand. this work is needed to keep the great highway from being covered up. officials say the problem has gotten worse in recent years due to heavy winds and climate change. >> it was a night full of special performances and big wins at the tony awards in new york city. alicia keys and jay-z opened the show with their 2009 hit empire state of mind. stereophonic won best play. it's about a fleetwood mac like band recording an album over a turbulent and life changing year. it also had the night's most awards, with five the outsiders is the adaptation of the classic young adult novel, won the tony for best new musical. it's about rival gangs

in 1960s oklahoma. the win means that angelina jolie, a producer of the musical, has now landed her first tony, and we're also learning about the buzziest broadway pair of next season. nick jonas and tony award winning actress adrienne warren are sharing the stage next spring. in the last five years, it's a revival of a show that first premiered in 2001. you can catch the actors and learn more about the musical coming up at seven on good morning america. the jay-z performance was truly a surprise to me. i had no idea he was going to turn up. i don't think the audience did either. why do i know her from. she was the winner for tina. yeah, yeah, and i had tickets to see her. yes. and she called out, oh, no, no. yes, it was tony weekend and she didn't come. >> oh man. >> so i saw her understudy who was amazing. fabulous. yes. so love that. the last five years with those two is a choice. okay

i didn't expect that. >> okay. i did love the opening that was powerful with alicia keys. oh, yeah, it was hell's kitchen. >> really good. hell's kitchen is about alicia keys. it's about her life growing up in her songs. hell's kitchen. yeah. so really good. yeah. and both actors actresses from that show won in the women's acting category. so that seems like the show to see. >> okay i hope it comes here. >> well and you know cheers. >> yeah i don't think i'm getting to new york soon. sorry. no, no no that's fine. >> you guys could go on if you want to. >> we're done. >> all right. yeah. all right. good morning everybody. spare the air alert today as that fire burning to the north of us will allow for some haze to drift to the south. moderate air quality for the east bay and the north bay today. and these offshore winds are going to linger through your monday and your tuesday through 8:00 tonight for the sacramento valley through. that's for through tuesday

through 8:00 tonight for the north bay interior mountains. where right now the weather there is at 54 degrees where the point fire is and the winds are calm. humidity is at 63. we would expect better humidity recovery overnight. that's not going to happen until tuesday night. and there's a look at how those north winds will push the smoke and the elevated haze there from the north bay down through marin county and a bit into the east bay. and peninsula before we see calmer winds overnight. mount tam right now little hazy and where temperatures are from the upper 40s. half moon bay, 56, in hayward and sunshine with that haze in san francisco. but this is just how it looks this morning. and your air quality here in the city should be pretty good. 49 in napa, 53 in livermore, those winds kicking up very gusty along the coast and then inside the bay today, anywhere from 25 to perhaps 30 miles an hour. so this is what it's been like day after day. and without that marine layer and that onshore flow, we have not had a chance to see recovery in the relative humidity. and

those winds continue to dry out the atmosphere through your tuesday and the remain quite gusty along the shoreline. there's a look at the clear sky. remember we've got some haze today just a patch of clouds 4:00 on tuesday. and then it's early into wednesday morning when we'll see not only more cloud cover, but that marine layer begin to spread from the south up to the north, and that will increase the relative humidity. we'll get that afternoon sea breeze. we'll need it because by the end of the week, these temperatures will be at least ten to maybe 15 degrees warmer. so spare the air alert today. 83 in napa. numbers not changing too much. but remember we don't get that afternoon relief. the winds out in the north. it's going to feel warm in spots 80 in san jose with good air quality here into the east bay, 85 in livermore, 78 in santa cruz. and the accuweather seven day forecast. we're looking at a little bit more warmth for your tuesday. still an onshore flow. juneteenth will cool off a bit at the end of the week. we are bringing on the heat for the first weekend of summer.

>> lisa. thank you. good morning america. coming up at seven right here on abc seven. >> and ginger zee has a look at what's ahead. >> morning, reggie and kumasi. nice to be with both of you here on a monday. we'll start with the latest on the wildfires in your state. matt gutman has the latest. and also if you're traveling our way we're talking big heat like long duration all week could even break some records that have been in place for decades. we'll get into all of that. also this morning inside the kidnaping hoax that riveted the country. maybe you'll remember sherri papini. she was the california mother who claimed that she was abducted and then kept the lie going for six years. well, now her ex husband is telling his story for the first time since her arrest and why he believed her claims. it's an abc news exclusive. plus, inside out two got people into theaters this weekend, but also talking about anxiety we're going to have parenting expert to on help you have that important conversation with your kids. we're also going on a bucket list on a budget trip this morning to a vacation spot that has the beauty of italy and greece at a price that families can afford. we're going

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closed. here in san francisco, the city held its annual celebration in the fillmore over the weekend. community members gathered along fillmore street to celebrate with live music, food vendors, and performances. the fillmore neighborhood, once deemed harlem of the west, has a rich history of african american culture. >> our parents all tell the story of how it was hundreds of black businesses on fillmore, music on every corner. you know, blues clubs that were african american owned. that all happened before redevelopment. >> the fillmore has been celebrating juneteenth for about 80 years. juneteenth has only been recognized as a federal holiday since 2021. the california national guard is welcoming its first ever female fighter pilot, captain analisa sanfilippo graduated from the f-15c fighter pilot program in oregon friday. cal guard posted these photos of sanfilippo receiving graduation honors on social media, so congrats to her. next, at 630, we're continuing to follow that wildfire in sonoma county that's

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live now at 630. fighting the point fire in sonoma county. residents there racing to leave their homes after a wildfire broke out. the flames already burning more than 1000 acres, and we have an update on how much they've contained this morning. >> preparing for and preventing wildfires. the county's where p-g-and-e's performing inspections today. >> plus, make your own core memories. airbnb offering a stay at a home that replicates headquarters and inside out too. we take a peek inside the las vegas residence called memory and beliefs for and beliefs. beliefs. i don't want i was gonna say something else, but that really gives away a joke in the show, so i won't do it. please. see you inside out too. >> so good. good morning everybody. it's monday, june

17th. >> we're going to bring a meteorologist, lisa argen. >> yeah, it's going to be a nice day. nice morning. but throughout the afternoon you'll begin to see some haze throughout the bay area. due to the point fire, we have a red flag warning that continues for the sacramento valley through tuesday. but the north bay interior mountains through tonight. and that is what has really allowed for the conditions to deteriorate with the north winds continuing and the low relative humidity, which will allow for the poor air quality. north bay and east bay 56 in hayward, 57 in san jose, and the winds kicking up throughout the afternoon, particularly gusty along the coast. but you notice up inside the bay 25 to about 30 miles an hour, it is a sunny start out there. 49 in napa, 48 santa rosa, and throughout the next several hours throughout the afternoon, we'll climb through the upper 80s and remember around the bay mid 70s, but we'll get that moderate air quality, some haze in the north bay, the gusty winds at times, and we'll be looking at this again tuesday before things switch around to a more typical

onshore flow. on wednesday. good morning sue. >> good morning lisa and we are headed to san rafael to take a look at a very light commute this this monday morning. >> it's looking great with about a 20 minute drive southbound on 101 all the way to the golden gate bridge. no delays, nothing to get in your way. and let's take a quick look at the richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza on the richmond side. yep, you're starting to see a bit of a backup to canal, so it's not too bad yet. that usually does ramp up. you can see a lot of the slow spots, including the bay bridge, where the metering lights have been turned on. guys >> thank you. sue. back to the developing news in the north bay. we got an update on the point fire just about 30 minutes ago. live here on abc seven morning's cal fire is telling us that containment is now up to 20. about 1100 acres have burned in sonoma county. it scorched an area right under lake sonoma, just north of healdsburg, west of geyserville cal fire is saying three firefighting choppers flew overhead

throughout the night to build up those containment lines. of course, fire crews are working all night to try to stop the spread of the flames. abc seven news reporter lena howland has arrived in cloverdale, where cal fire is planning to hold a public briefing in just about 30 minutes. lena kumasi that's right. >> we just got to the cloverdale citrus fairgrounds, where we are expecting to get another update from cal fire officials in about 30 minutes. now, earlier this morning, we learned from fire crews that they did face some favorable conditions overnight with some cooler weather and tamer winds. they said that paid off and that helped increase containment numbers from 15, up to 20. take a look at this video taken from overnight. white flames were fanned across dry creek road and mountain view ranch road last night, right around 11 cal. fire says they had 36 engines on the fire through the night with seven dozers, six hand crews and three water tenders. they confirmed

some structures were destroyed in this fire, but could not confirm how many or if any of those were homes yesterday, hundreds of residents along west dry creek road in sonoma county were ordered to leave their home for their own safety. thousands of others told to stand by to evacuate. >> so i grabbed my sister's ashes, which were in the house, and we left all of our neighbors on west dry creek have been evacuated and it's heartbreaking. >> overnight, crews also captured this scary helicopter rescue. according to the press democrat, a 25 year old inmate firefighter was hit by a tree branch and suffered a gash in his neck. he had to be airlifted out and taken to the hospital, they say. he was last reported to be alert and conscious. evacuation orders are still in effect this morning. again, we are expecting to get our next update from cal fire officials in about 30 minutes. live in cloverdale, lena howland abc

seven news. >> certainly going in the right direction. okay, thank you so much. as far as containment goes, at least, and evacuation site has been open all night for people forced to leave their homes. it's located at el molino high school in forestville. people cannot sleep there, but the county and red cross are on site helping people with resources. the site opened shortly after the evacuations were ordered. county officials say the area being evacuated has about 400 residents in it. the fire is still spreading and the county says everyone needs to be ready just in case more places are evacuated. >> this is just a temporary evacuation point, so where people first are sent and from there they can, you know, charge up cell phones, get some some water and refreshments and be referred to other places to go for shelter. >> currently, this is not threatening any high population area, but it's definitely something where getting those individuals out allows the firefighters to get in and do structure control, which is what they're doing right now. >> if needed, another site could be open in petaluma.

>> cal fire stations are fully staffed for these red flag conditions. a sky crane chopper just arrived for the season to the santa rosa air base, which is capable of dropping 2600 gallons of water at a time. >> all across california, we've had a lot more fire activity, so we have the resources that we need to start attacking these fires and we're ready to go. >> the grass fire kicked up yesterday in martinez, driven by wind off of highway six. 80 crews were able to stop it at one acre. the battalion chief there expects his crews to be busy throughout the day. fire season. of course, as we can see off to a fast and furious start here in the bay area. here's a look at the picture. statewide, though, this is cal fire's map of fire so far this year. the gray icons you see there are the fires that are out. cal fire says it's responded to more than 1700 fires so far, with more than 41,000 acres burned, which is about 64mi■!s, an area bigger than san francisco.

>> today, p-g-and-e's is launching a round of inspections to prevent wildfires. the company says people in santa clara and santa cruz counties may notice helicopters and drones flying low today and tomorrow. these inspections are practiced for power shutoffs when the utility turns off power during extreme fire danger, p-g-and-e's has to inspect power lines for damage before it can turn the power back on. this week's drill is meant to help speed up that process. s you can stay on top of weather conditions anytime you can access the same weather tracking tools that our weather team uses, as well as our air quality tracker. by going to the weather section on our abc seven bay area app or abc seven news.com. >> new developments in the war between israel and hamas. the israeli military has announced a daily pause in fighting along this route in southern gaza, near the town of rafah. it will allow a backlog of desperately needed humanitarian aid to flow from the border. this comes as both israel and hamas consider the latest proposal for a complete cease fire, outlined by president biden.

>> we've been following protests at uc santa cruz for more than a month now, ranging from a pro-palestinian encampment that ended in dozens of arrests to a workers strike. now a tense school year is ending, with some university leaders skipping out on commencement. the chancellor of uc santa cruz and other executives did not attend this weekend's graduation, saying they were targeted for disruption. university leaders said they didn't want graduates to be overshadowed by protests. >> they didn't want to distract from the celebratory nature, but the only reason they would have distracted from the celebratory nature is because of their complete disregard for students, and the fact that that disregard for students has created such a kind of negative feelings between the students towards admin. >> more than 5000 students graduated from uc santa cruz this weekend. >> stanford university held its 133rd annual commencement ceremony. more than 5400 students received their degrees

yesterday morning. philanthropist and stanford parent melinda french gates gave the commencement address, urging the class of 2024 to think beyond their graduation day. >> and i've learned that the next day is when the real work begins, because what we do the next day is what makes us who we are. >> hundreds of students staged a walkout shortly after that ceremony began. it was to protest university's response to pro-palestinian student demands over the conflict between israel and hamas. student protests over the past few months have included two encampments, and the occupation of the office of the school's president. >> happening tonight san francisco's mayor, major mayoral candidates, i should say, will take the debate stage again. the top five candidates will face off at uc san francisco law campus. this is their second debate. both events are the precursor to the general election in november. the event

is sold out with more than 500 tickets reserved. tonight's debate begins at 730. >> new at six. movies could be coming back to san francisco's biggest mall, according to the chronicle. a new theater operator is closing in on the space once occupied by century theaters. it's not clear, though, who the operator is or when these negotiations might wrap up. cinemark closed the movie house last summer before its lease expired. the chronicle also is reporting cinemark, amc and alamo drafthouse are not involved in discussions for this space. >> good grief, the rector of the charles m schulz museum, just set for the first time in his 22 year history. >> a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. down about 150 points right now. another update on the markets next rescued from an amusement park ride. >> the scary scene for dozens of visitors who were left hanging upside down for a half hour. lisa. >> hey there reggie kumasi. good morning everyone. we're looking at live doppler seven, which

shows cloud free conditions except for a system offshore that will begin to move to the south and as it does, we'll eventually get out of this northerly pattern. but as for now, we are looking at a bit of a haze out there and a spare the air alert and the fire that will have the smoke drifting a bit south. it is primarily impacted napa and geyserville and the healdsburg through the overnight hours. it is 50, in san francisco, 56 in hayward and from our east bay hills. camera. you can see it is a clear start out there. the sun setting at eight 3448 santa rosa, just a few days towards summer, and that arrives thursday at 1:50 p.m. a spare the air alert today, a red flag warning for the north bay interior mountains until 8:00 tonight. we've got gusty north winds on the way and looking at the middle of the week, the winds will ease a milder pattern, but as you see the smoke getting pushed mainly offshore, the north bay will be impacted throughout the evening and throughout the overnight

hours. you can see most of it offshore, but we'll have moderate air quality from the east bay. even the peninsula could see a little bit of that haze. so here's a look at our fire danger index, which is elevated today, and also into your tuesday. and the relative humidity very low, dangerously

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is burning right now in the north bay. the point fire has burned about 1100 acres in sonoma county, just outside of healdsburg. we got an update live on the air at 6 a.m. from cal fire on the containment. it was 15% overnight. now it's at 20. fire officials tell us one firefighter was hurt overnight and taken to the hospital. and evacuation site is open at el molino high school in forestville, sonoma county, canceling their summer school classes in healdsburg today. because of the evacuations, the power outages and the smoke from the fire, we will keep tracking this during the 7 a.m. hour on our streaming show, abc seven at seven. we do expect a live briefing from cal fire to happen somewhere near the top of the 7:00 hour. so when that starts, we'll bring that to you live. in case you missed the story of the weekend, take a look at this. what a nightmare to be stuck

upside down at an amusement park in portland, oregon. a malfunction of what they call the atmosphere. ride left this group of 28 people hanging upside down for about 30 minutes. crews managed to get the pendulum style ride working again after that. portland fire and rescue say they were ready to conduct high angle rope rescues if they had to. one person with a preexisting medical condition was taken to the hospital for further evaluation. everyone else walked away, at least physically unharmed. a carjacking suspect is in the hospital this morning after a fremont police officer shot him. police say the officer was responding to a carjacking call yesterday on osgood road. they say they spotted the suspect armed with a knife a short distance away on auto mall parkway. details of what happened next are vague, but police say it ended with the officer firing his gun. >> the confrontation with the suspect occurred on the overpass on automotive. i won't say that it's uncommon, but it's not something that we deal with

every day. but as you mentioned, it is a crime that is becoming more and more prevalent. bay area wide. >> the car has been recovered. no one but the suspect was hurt and he is expected to survive. >> a group of parents and educators sending a message to the san francisco unified school district about keeping aapi language programs in the classroom during a rally over the weekend, demonstrators met at school district headquarters. they're calling for the district to preserve and expand those programs, particularly cantonese and mandarin. sfusd is considering cutting several bilingual classes to help balance its budget for the 2025 2026 school year. >> having bilingual cantonese, mandarin, tagalog, vietnamese, all of our diverse aapi languages is just really important for the city. at a time when sfusd and ccsf are struggling with enrollment. it's important for children, as an early education director, so much brain development happens in those early years.

>> sf ucsd's overall budget plan could require closing several schools. the district is expected to share its plan for picking which schools to close later this month. new at six a city supervisor is proposing a student loan forgiveness fund to help boost staffing for san francisco first responders. mayoral candidate and supervisor aja safai wants to start a $1 million fund for newly hired first responders, according to the chronicle. this fund would forgive up to $25,000 in student loans for each new hire after three years of service. it would cover debt from before joining the city, as well as any job related education and training that's not available for reimbursement. >> it's your morning money report. if you're keeping an eye on the housing market, watch out. there's a new list of quotes impossibly unaffordable cities across the world, and some places right here at home made the top ten. take a look. you can see the list. san jose fourth, la fifth san francisco

tied with adelaide, australia for eighth place. the report this data comes from compared average incomes with average home prices. researchers found pandemic era demand for homes with outside space anti-urban sprawl policies and investors jumping into the market sent prices soaring. now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning. we're down about 90 points. a huge weekend for our friends over at pixar in emeryville. good morning to all of you. i am sure that you are very relieved this morning inside out to was huge at the box office. the movie brought in a massive $155 million in ticket sales domestically. it's expected top 295 million internationally. that is the second highest opening for an animation film ever. it's also the first film since barbie to top 100,000,000in its. in its debut. and i have to say they they thought inside out two was going

to do something like 62 million domestically. so the fact that it more than doubled it is incredible. all. >> but then you did your second incredibles and yeah, then we did the story here on abc seven. >> that obviously made the difference. that's it. so here's a look at the top five movies this weekend. you can see inside out two is way ahead. >> let's talk about the movie. it was so good. >> let's talk about it so good kelsey man who directed this. we interviewed him. you can watch our interview on our website. also he wrote the film. this is the first time that he has directed a feature film for pixar or for anyone. kelsey you did that. you absolutely killed it. i mean, i mean, really all the feelings too. >> you just felt them all. it made you think, oh, it was just such a good. >> it made you afraid. >> it did. it made you all think you're genuinely afraid for these characters. >> and this little girl who's just turning 13. >> but then i laugh so much. it was so true. >> yeah, i actually think that it's better than the first one. and i used to say that it was that to me, it was pixar's

greatest achievement inside out, i think. inside out, two wins. so good. it is so good. but have a little kleenex ready to go. seriously >> so one of the things in the movie, if you watched core memories and you can make core memories at a new airbnb in las vegas. so the san francisco company based company is giving fans a chance to stay at a home that replicates riley's emotional control center from inside out. so our girl joy is hosting the headquarters. stay. i'm about to say. show me some other pictures. let's move on. oh, it looks like that. >> really? >> so joy is hosting it, and you get to unpack some emotional baggage. in a scavenger hunt. there's a special pizza delivery menu you can make your own memory orb. oh, i want to make a memory orb. oh, i actually thought this was at home with you. >> these were just conceptual pictures, but it looks like this is actually it. >> friend, you need to be on the computer because booking opens

tomorrow at 6 a.m. wow. the winners are chosen at random. >> be fun to take the family. take the kids. so yeah, you know, i think that's totally immersive. >> i will say it's a little unrealistic because those are not what the bedrooms look like. and inside out. they're in bunkers. >> they are in the little. >> each one of the emotions says just a bunk bed and they all sleep in the same room. >> when they got out, they were upset. she had on her bonnet. >> she did. >> don't say i'm sorry, i scream. okay, sorry. >> i thought about you. >> i feel like this is such a funny detail to me. when she came out with that bonnet. >> it has a bonnet. bonnet on. she has to keep that hair protected. >> carry on among yourselves. sorry sorry. upper level system has kept us dry and it continues to create some issues. certainly with the fire west of guerneville. but the good news is the temperatures have dropped off to the low 50s. the winds have been calm, relative humidity, though only at 68. it's at 61. mount tam mount

diablo, and it's going to be even less today with more dry air moving in with the gusty winds. 56 in hayward, 57 in san jose. a nice view here from our exploratorium camera where we have those mid 40s in petaluma, mid 50s for you in concord right now the winds not an issue at the surface, but above 1000ft. we're looking at the gusty winds, certainly in the north bay shifting to the north and then 20 to up to 30 miles an hour from mount tam rocky ridge and mount diablo. here's a look at the rest of the day, where the winds will be breezy out of the north northwest, but particularly the upper elevations coming straight out of the north. those downsloping winds allowing for more dry air. they ease up tonight, and then they're back tomorrow. it won't be until very early wednesday when we see a return to the marine layer, our onshore flow, and that should aid in our firefighting efforts. but you know what? we are heating up the next several days as summer arrives on thursday, you guys. and then hot over the weekend. all right. >> thanks, lisa. the charles m

schulz museum in santa rosa has set a new record. the press democrat reports the museum, based on the peanuts cartoonist, welcomed its 100,000th visitor in a single year. the museum measures its years from july 1st to june 30th, so this has never happened before in the museum's 22 year history. to celebrate the 100,000th visitor admission for everyone on thursday, which is the first day of summer, will be just $1. the peanuts strip still runs in about 2000 papers. i need to get up there and see this. i think about it every single time i pass by it. >> get on out. >> i know all the times that i've been to santa rosa and just have not stopped in there. and i had a dog named woodstock, like, what am i doing? >> i don't know, friends. >> up next, the seven things you need to know today as we head to break a live look outside. >> it is 655 and there's a look at santa cruz this morning. where's our friend? >> oh, look at the dogs. >> oh, our friend we haven't seen in a while who usually is

out there doing the coin finding

on the point fire burning in sonoma county has grown to about 1100 acres. it's 20% contained. a cal fire briefing is set to start any minute now, and we will have that live for you on abc seven at seven, which is streaming on our apps. >> and number two, we have a red flag warning for the north bay interior mountains through 8:00. dry, breezy offshore winds will continue through tonight. >> number three today is a spare the air day. the north bay and inland east bay will have the worst air because of the wildfire smoke coming from sonoma county. it's recommended that you limit outdoor activities there. >> and before a heads up, if you live in santa clara or santa cruz counties, p-g-and-e's will be doing drills today and tomorrow to help prepare for the inspections needed. when we have those power, safety, power shut offs, you might see helicopters and drones flying low near power lines. >> number five, listen to this. a us surgeon general is

demanding a warning label on social media apps. in the new york times op ed published this morning, he said the mental health crisis among young people is an emergency and social media is a big contributor. >> and number six, we have an accident at the toll plaza westbound coming into san francisco. it's a solo crash. more on that in just a few. overall we've got some slow spots. this accident has been out since 5:00 this morning. south 680. the ramp to 101. you can see a lot of slowing there now and it's 237 eastbound. the ramp to 101 is shut down. >> number seven, the oakland ballers have unveiled their and i mean really unveiled their official mascot. this is scrappy the possum. this is a nod to baseball at the oakland coliseum where this possum first appeared during an a's game in 2014. >> i'm sensing the next pixar film could be, yeah, the possum

who went from, like, running on the field to a whole mascot who comes out of a pine box to know the backstory. >> it's very positive, right? >> where do they live? where do they come from? where are their parents to? yeah cute enough, even though he's not, you know, they could make it. they could make it make it work with ratatouille. you can make it work with possums. all right, scrappy, abc seven and seven is next on our streaming apps. otherwise it's good morning america. >> michael: good morning america. fire and heat across the country. out of control. wild fires returning across california, scorching thousands of acres, and the dangerous temperatures on the move. tens of millions of americans bracing for historic heat this week