straight days. >> flames threaten the spring value community. and today the evacuation advisory warning went out to callusa county. >> let's begin with wayne freedman who is live in lake county. >> reporter: good evening. a break for firefighters earlier today. at the moment, it is down, but the pawnee fire is not out. when they bring in this big ten, consider a proportionate response. >> you can't sleep. you are scared to go into town because you don't know if you are ever going to come back in the summer time.

>> thoeoday, we thought we werel right. >> reporter: not so fast for sandra clark. and not so fast for this billowing scene. the air dryer, the winds higherhigher. >> we are seeing an intensity early on that we have not seen before. >> reporter: four years running. >> is this the new normal? >> i hope not. it seeps like it. >> reporter: whatever passes for normal around here, in places a thick filter of black smoke. this wasn't an eclipse. instead, a nightmare returned again >> i love the country, but it is hard, year after year, you can only take so many years of this and you finally say enough. >> reporter: she says it is beautiful. the rest of the year.

not so beautiful right now. several hours old. we are awaiting an update that should come shortly. we will know later. live in lake county wayne freedman. >> spencer christian continues our team coverage. >> is the weather getting better for firefighters? >> towards the end of the week, weather conditions will be less favorable. 89-degree in the area of the fire. and wind is gusting at about 16 miles per hour. notice over the next several days, we will see this sharp increase in temperatures friday, saturday, and sunday. saturday when high temperatures expected to reach 103 degrees in the clear lake area. increasing wind gusts, we expect fire danger to be high. a fire weather watch is in

effect. and no doubt for the bay area should be on the lookout as well. more details later. spencer, thank. a foundation formed in theak l to lake county. michael finney and the "7 on your side" team will be in lake county tomorrow to help fire victims. they will be at moose lodge from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. a major victory for president trump as the supreme court upheld his travel ban. arguing that the president has the power to limit entrance into the u.s. the first version took affect after president trump was sworn into office. an executive order was called into an immediate suspension of

seven predominantly muslim countries. abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez is in the news room reporting local reaction to it. >> reporter: this was the third version and enough to convince the conservatives on the bench to rule in favor of the trump administration. the majority disregarded all of the negative remarks on muslims made by then candidate donald trump. the conservative members of the supreme court concluded that president trump had the authority. >> allowsed executive to do anything the executive wants. >> reporter: the conservatives also dismissed the president's previous dangers. >> if you held every politician

to what they said on the campaign trail, and used it against them in court, there would be chaos. >> no ban, no wall. sanctuary for all. >> reporter: within hours of supreme court ruling opponents rallied in front of the steps of san francisco city hall. >> we will continue to be here, to stand for people's freedom and continue to stand on the pillars of the foundation of this country. >> reporter: ironically, when discussing their decision, the court today invoked t seven-year-old korematsu versus u.s. case. which had allowed the internment of japanese-americans. the court called it wrong and unlawful. >> the majority opinion in the decision said while we reverse korematsu versus united states, it has nothing to do with this opinion, that's wrong.

>> reporter: justice sonia sotomayor said the justices swapped one for another. north korea and venezuela included in that ban are not muslim countries. >> so what does this mean for the people of those seven nations who want to come here to the united states? it means the travel ban will continue. remember, in december 2017, the spree supreme court allowed the travel ban to take effect while legal challenges continued. lyanne melendez, abc7 news. thank you so much. 17 states including california are suing the trump administration to force it to reunite thousands of immigrant parents and children. the attorney generals filed the case in seattle.

meanwhile, the house is set to vote on a compromised immigration vote tomorrow. >> we have made it extremely clear, we want to keep families together and secure the borders and enforce our laws. our government should not be forced to choose between keeping families together and securing the border together and enforcing our laws. we should do all of those and that is the legislation we are proposing. >> ryan couldn't say for sure if he has enough to pass the bill. protests in los angeles. defending the trump's administration for taking a hard line stance on illegal immigration. saying voters elected president trump to do just that. >> i am convinced that the people in this case support these efforts. voters loud and clear.

>> sessions accused trump critics of being hypocrites. right now a protest. >> leslie brinkley is with the latest. >> reporter: hundreds of people have marched from the concord b.a.r.t. station to concord city hall. they told us why they are so upset. >> internment camps meaning concentration camps, taking people and throwing them and locking them away as was done during world war ii with the japanese. we are not going to be complicit. we are not in agreement. it is federal land, they are going to do what they are going to do. but there are voices for those people without voices. >> reporter: the federal plan

mentioned in a leaked documented calls for 47 migrants to be housed at the concord station. housing immigrants as they wait for court hearings. >> congressman saying the department of the navy has led him to believe they will be providing more details soon. >> we don't know if those are asyl asylum seekers. we don't have a lot of information. >> reporter: he says it is impossible to stop everyone at the border and he says it is also impossible to let everyone in. >> there is available space, i believe it is subject to federal use. so if they are going to be anywhere, why not california, where californians can see that it is done properly. >> reporter: some protesters

said if there has to be camps, they might agree with that. it is better if the camps are located in california where they can protest them and they can monitor them. this meeting is about to get underway and there will be an open forum where they can discuss this all tonight. in concord, i am leslie brinkley. >> thanks very much. homeland security statistics show illegal border crossing are down since 2000. >> let's go to abc7 news anchor kristen sze. >> many of them eventually become permanent residents or citizens. the largest group is family based immigrants. can bring foreign spouses or certain children to the u.s. another way is through the work visa. employers can sponsor workers with exceptional talent through the u.s. there is also the student visa.

there is the diversity visa lottery. 50,000 spots randomly given to countries with low immigration numbers. foreign entrepreneurs who invest at least half a million dollars in a business and produce full-time jobs. you can show up at an official port of entry as an asylum seeker. recent political turmoil has had an impact on would-be immigrants. >> a lot are looking at other countries. how do i immigrate to canada, to australia. >> some immigrants are giving up on the u.s. the process takes too long, more than 20 years. >> if you want to take action. you can find resources on our

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this is a mock-up of what it looks like. welcome to berkeley, love life, sanctuary city and ohlone territory. >> tomorrow berkeley will open a new homeless navigation center. today abc7 news was at pathways. in addition to a safe place to sleep, the center will offer meals, addiction treatments and job assistance. >> over the course of a year we can provide sheller for 150 individuals. with an unshelter population of 600 individuals we think over the next few years we can make a big impact and getting people off the streets and into permanent housing. >> the mayor says several homeless people have expressed interest. san francisco residents will get to decide on a bond measure to pay for repairs and improvements to the embarcadero

sea wall. supervisors approved replacing $425 million bond measure on the ballot. the ballot measure now goes to the department of election. plan to build an eleventh reservoir. it would be built at what is now pacheco pass reservoir. the price tag over 1 billi$1 bi. david louie is live at lexington reservoir in los gatos. >> reporter: the valley water district says that $1 billion price tag is staggering. but with 2 million people living in the valley and more coming all the time because of jobs, a reliable water supply is necessary. the valley water district is thinking big. new reservoir eight times the capacity of this one.

>> sky 7 shows us where they want to build the reservoir. enough water to provide over a quarter million 5-person household for a year. ongoing concern about drought has the district taking a multifaceted approach to securing water. even this project will not yield a new water source for years. >> we have to finish up the environmental impact statements. we have to get comments on those documents and get those ready, and get all of the funding in place we have partners which is good and this could take as long as ten years >> the project will require construction of a 319-foot high earth and damn. the water district has applied for funding from the state's war ffhe

cost. ea voters approved a $7.5 billion water measure. the massive reservoir will benefit from storm run off. >> there is a lot of runoff in those hills that actually don't make it down anymore to the river, so we are going to be grabbing some of that water and letting it out to help central coast steel head. so helping the fish at the same time we capture new water. wate >> reporter: it would create the district's eleventh new reservoir. the board is meeting tonight. at lexington reservoir, david louie, abc7 news. all right. so let's check in on our weather, because it is getting hot, driveway, and windy. >> spencer christian is here

with the forecast. >> the heat is going to spike towards the end of the week. at the moment we have mild to warm conditions with sunny skies and patches of fog near the coastline. we are looking at blue skies over the bay and the embarcadero. currently 61 degrees in san francisco. over in marine layer beginning to build now. santa rosa 75. 83 concord, and 80 livermore. and the view from the east bay hills camera. thin, high clouds and low clouds beginning to expand. and these are our forecast features. low clouds and fog expanding widely overnight. little cooler in most areas. temperatures soars inland on

friday and saturday. gusts of 28 miles per hour in fearfie fairfield. overnight low clouds and fogs reaching the bay. and then forecast shows that fog is going to be pretty dense in some areas during the early morning hours so that may reduce visibility for morning commuters but burns quickly as it goes back to the coastline. mainly sunny skies. and lingering low cloudiness at the coast. let's do tomorrow's highs. high of 60 at half moon bay tomorrow. 82 in antioch. and north bay 92. and 90 in lake port.

80 santa rosa. going to get warmer towards the end of the week. we will see lots of mid-90s inland on fridays. look for some locations hitting or exceeding 100 degrees. 100 over at antioch. and the cooling begins on sunday but still quite warm in our inland area. the heat spike lasts couple of days, maybe three. and then by monday of next week, look for inland temperatures to drop in the low 90s. still warm but not a typic-- atl for summer. lettuce, tomato, pickles and a

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it's the controversy in san francisco that never seems to end. talking about tasers for police officers.

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>> we had our police commission saying it was okay. and obama's department of justice saying it was okay. that is what guided my vote. >> now it seems to be in jeopardy. >> reporter: he says the supervisor's action sends the wrong message to his members. >> we put politics of equipping you with the best equipment and your safety and the safety of the people that we come across. >> reporter: the board is expected to take the first vote on the budget july 24. that is when the taser allocation is expected to come up. hearing a bill that would require police agency to release

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you may have seen videosted classes. not kidding. taking a class with goats romping around and even jumping on people. the practice has come to the bay area. leslie brinkley checked out a class in brentwood. >> reporter: a yoga class. and then they release the goats. six of them to elevate this to a whole new level. >> curl your toes and push your hips down and back. >> reporter: cinnamon is on patrol here. deciding who to snuggle with and who to hang out with. >> they make you smile and at peace and they make you feel good. >> a positive environment.

nonjudgmental. everyone is here to experience it. >> reporter: snoopy the goat sniffed out socks and curiously checking out water bottles. >> everyone wants their picture and touch the goats and be acknowledged by the goats and everyone is happy. >> reporter: acknowledgement is one thing but snoopy inspires the class when he jumps people's back. >> if you get poo or peeeeeeeeee it is a bonus blessing. >> reporter: a blessing for carina who turned out to be the goat whisperer. >> i had a blast and now i am a goat yogi. so what more can i ask for.

>> reporter: yoga classes are selling out and the farm is thinking of adding more to the schedule. >> we thought we would bring the joy of nature and joy of yoga and make them a harmony. >> reporter: in brentwood, i am leslie brinkley. >> isn't that wild? >> thought to have been started in an inn in >> goat yoga and wine tasting. >> one last look on our forecast. >> sorry, that cracks me up. we have got sunny skies across the bay area right now. little bit of fog. more than a little bit. all along the coastline. overnight lows will be mainly in the lows to mid-50s. tomorrow not quite as warm as

today. inland areas low 80s. although up triple digits in inland areas. heat moderates a bit on sunday. but still quite warm. temperatures will gradually taper off going into early next week. heat spikes do not help the firefighters. >> steph news. >> steph curry is shooting his way into a new game on youtube and the a's

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australia is eliminated. iceland and croatia facing off. controlling the loose ball in the box and finds it back to the net. iceland with a corner kick. but the header is too high. they end up tying the score. so in the 90th minute, croatia wins it 2-1. the giants and rockies at at&t park. >> join us tonight on kofy-tv 20. >> on abc news at 11:00, tarred

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