.org to find out how. >> announcer: good morning north bay. let's get up and get going. it's saturday, july 28th. good morning, thanks for being with us. let's look at the forecast. francis dinglasan is in this morning. >> here's a look at live doppler 7. we have the low clouds, fog, even patchy drizzle, limited visibility, especially in petaluma, and one mile right f. elsewhere we have the low clouds over the bay bridge and here's the 12-hour day planner, which you can always download.

temperatures will be mostly in the 50s during the 7:00 hour, with low clouds lingering into parts of the bay. by noon it pulls back to the coast. a summer spread of temperatures this afternoon, so very warm inland, in the mid to low 90s around the bay, and at the coast, the sea breeze will keep things cool, upper 50s will. sunset is at 8:22. i'll tell you more about the summertime pattern coming up, chris? >> fran says, thanks. two young children and their great-grandmoyer are missing in a carr fire. she called for her husband to come home. by the time don go the back, the house was burnt to the grown, and the family was nowhere to be found. they are pleading for the

community's help. >> the whole house -- we're trying to find out where they could possibly been. >> you can find contact numbs at our website, abc7news.com. there areness mandatory evacuation orders. you can see the fire zone stretching from redding to french gulch. 37,000 people have been forced from their homes. the fire has destroyed 500 structures, 75 structures are damaged. it's burned more than 48,000 acres. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has more. >> it's driven by the hot and dry conditions.west, the flames continued to erupt to the east, trees exploding, but

fortunately here there are no homes in the path of the carr fire. down below, though, for many the damage is already done. here in lake kessiwick estates, dozens of homes are burned to the ground by a fire driven by low humidity and high winds. >> basically when they fires starred rapidly growing at this speed, they burn incredibly intense to the point where it's almost unsafe to put first responders in front of them. >> reporter: up the road a few miles, an entire community is lost, the small town of kesswic completely demolished, according to a survey, just two homes survived. and the carr fire is far from finished. this team of firefighters from the bay area is keeping a close eye on the homes that survie

lake kesswic estate. >> the inversion layer has raised, so the smoke, the the manzanitas especially. the carr fire is hitting close to home for us here at abc 7 news. some of our staff members are redding natives, as well as our former executive producer carrie laury. >> all of these houses are just gone. >> reporter: you can see some of the homes have burned while others are still standing. carey's home is safe, but sadly her mother lost her home. two firefighters have died fighting the carr fire and three marin county firefighters were hurt. they're now out of the hospital and this morning we are ledge more.

>> reporter: these are the three firefighters who were burned combatting the explosive carr fire thursday night in shasta county. they took they images moment before having to take shell ner their fire engine. >> the main fire front was approaching, and they experienced a sudden heat blast from some vegetation adjacent. >> scott and tyler suffered minor injuries, cardoza received second-degree burns to his face, and he was taken to the burn center for closer inspection. brian is now resting at home in sonoma cow. this year's fire season not halfway over, already exhausting fire crews. from the fires to the mud slides, and now the fire season, we really haven't had an opportunity for a break. >> this picture of fatigued

firefighters catching rest, highlights the challenges they face with no break in it sight. 24 of those firefighters will continue to be at the front lines of the carr fire. it's a priority for them, as they hope to increase containment. take a look at this video looking out over the east bay hills, a mix of haze and smoke from the carr fire and the fires in will have more in a bit. and you can fund links on our website for more information. now to developing news off daly city, a construction workers is found dead and crews

are working to recover his bobby. amanda del castillo has the story. >> reporter: this site is usually filled with dozens of workers, but friday morning rescue crews had taken site in an effort to recover the man's body. >> the trench collapsed in, crushing one of the workers in the trench. >> reporter: it's unclear how deep the man's body was buried, but it is said that the trench was approximately 12 feet deep. equipment was brought in, us on >> i'm hoping they'll be able to find him. you know, i feel booed to his family. >> hazel lives across the street

from the new housing develop. attorney bill bogdon says it was a tough day involved. >> to have lost a good friend, a good worker, a good man. this is something we live every day to avoid. >> he joipd various recent, in daly city, i'm amanda del castillo. police have a new tool to fight crime. this was the debut of air 3. police say the helicopter is known for the exceptional safety report and the state of the art camera. it would assist with missing person searches, police chases, and for the first time, rescue missions. runners are gearing up for the 41st annual san francisco marathon. this morning there's a free 2 1/2-mile sheikh jowl yesterday

kicked off more than 25,000 runners are expected. >> this is going to be my eighth marathon, and we come all the way from bolivia with the family. i ran the last one in oakland. thisle definitely be cooler, and the ups and downs already more challenging. >> more than 50,000 people are expected to cheer on the runners. the race kicks off tomorrow morning at mission and embarcadero. you know, the prerace day jitters, you know, so to speak. always fun to see the people coming into town for the event. >> and tomorrow is a good weather for runners. it's cloudy and cool during the morning hours. we have gray skies right now over downtown san francisco. i'll let you know how warm inland neighborhoods will get this afternoon. also ahead, a push to make it easier to build on your own

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time now is 5:12. good morning, everyone, our camera is pointed toward the bay bridge this morning. there is a bit of fog, starting with cool conditions. we'll have the forecast in just a bit. phil tang wants to make it easier to in-law units. his bill would make it easier and -- and would also ban cities from imposing added restriction,

which he says contributes to the housing crisis. >> families are wondering will our children live in the communities they grew up? that's not the case anymore, because there's no house fog them. >> reporter: he's still waiting for the senate appropriations committee to hear the bill. critics say it would be make it more different to charge for local and other fee. ghosting parent isn't just a term in the dating world. more and more applicants are ditching job interviews and even the first day of work. leslie brinkley is looking into what happens. >> reporter: ghost sergeant moving from the dating world to job interviews. more people than ever are not showing up for job interviews, even for a job they said yesterday to. >> they will accept the job, they will even sign the offer, they will get all into the system and ready to go, and then not show up.

this staffing company helps fill positions. five years ago only 1% of ap for an interview. now it's 10% to 20%. >> it's not just millennial. it's everybody. it's everyone. even if i looked at those numbers of no shows, it's spread across all age groups. >> reporter: this applicant thinking ghosting is >> the market is so high and you have so many opportunities. >> reporter: ghosting is forcing firming to modify their hiring practices. no long delagys. e' g bk rt the job as soon as possible. >> culture around us has

just changed, and we have to adapt. >> reporter: our risk other companies poaching a job candidate in a hot employment market. leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. if you live in the south bay, you'll have to wait longer to get an in-n-out near you. officials in campbell conducted a study that found if the burger chain is built there, the city as level of service could be if the described as an "f" grade. it's already at a d-minus. the proposed restaurant would be on east -- and a decision will be made early next year. in the south bay, the sights and sounds of construction have become commonplace a s h univsity.thiseend there's a pre tennis turnedment happening.

>> reporter: a major transformation is under way. the $ million recreation and aquatic center is scheduled taupe open next spring. after that construction begins on a state-funded science and innovation complex. the first phase will cost nearly $180 million to build. >> a constant treatment of construction workers, fencing and work that's going on. frankly we have this penciled out for the next ten years. >> reporter: raising the profile for the silicon valley's only public university. >> i get a buzz of excitement for the university and for the city of san jose. >> reporter: this weekend the new tennis center is hosting the classic tournament that used to be at stanford. >> the stadium is very intimate as well. every seat is a great seat.

you get really close to the action. >> this alum is slated to compete and says she's inspired by what's around here. >> i feel motivated to come and practice here every day. everything is nice. you know, you're just glad and very proud of what's happening here. the qualifying rounds are happening this weekend. first-round matches start monday night, serena williams will take center court on tuesday for her opening round match. the san francisco zoo will well um its newest and youngest residents today. three penguin chicks will waddle to their home. it celebrates the graduation from fish school. you also have a chance to enter a raffle to name one of the chicks. and if you are heading to the zoo, grab a jacket, it's always cool and will be cloudy at the coast. here's a look at live doppler 7.

we have gray skies once again spilling i coast, into part of the bay. also we've been talking a lot about those fires. there's a red flag warning in effect through the redling area. this continues until monday morning. we could see gusts up to 30 miles an hour, in addition to that, the entire area, in the peach, is in a heat advisory through tomorrow night, so not great conditions. temperatures right now actually on the low side, but still quite warm for this time of the morning. this is around the highest relative humidity we'll see in the redding air. winds are calm, but the area is under a red flag warning. you notice it kind of picks up, so the winds will be coming from the northwest, and it will be hot there. today the temperature highs are

expected to hit 110, only dropping down to 102 through the rest of the week. in in addition to that weft the other big ferguson fire. there's an air quality alert through this massive area all the way down towards bakersfield. it's been that way for quite some time. back to the bay area, where we have the typical summertime pattern, the low fog and clouds right now over san francisco. most temperatures in the 50s. san francisco 52, oakland 56, san jose very mild already at 62. this time we're looking from the east bay out towards the bay bring, and you see some low clouds just right at the top. in sandy rosa, 61 degrees, novato one of our coolest spots. vacaville low59 in san jose it's also gray.

cool to warm days this week, so cool at the coast, very warm inland, and we're kind of near average temperatures all next howheay plays out. we have the fog during the luncf clears, and this evening should make a nice evening if you have plans out, except it will be cloudy again as the clouds move back in overnight. highs today will range from only upper 50s in half mean bay, san francisco 63. look for 67 in oakland. san jose 80, our warmest spots in the low to mid 90s. triple digits through ukiah, and through lakeport. enjoy the summertime weather that we have. inland it will be close to the mid 90s, but then cool at the

coast, only upper 50s in some spots today, where we'll only get partial clearing. a steady pattern attorney general, slightly cooler for the beginning of the next work weeks, wednesday looks tube the coolest day. notice upper 50s to low 60s at the coach. it looks like the same forecast from last weekend. >> it's pretty much been on cruise control. we are stuck in a summertime pattern. just ahead, go fly a kite at the annual kite

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power. if you're we have some idea from our partners at hood line. >> it is a celebration of the joan from 11:00 to 7:00. the event is free. >> this is my pink tall bike. as you can see it's very tall. it's two bike frames stacked on top of each other. the key is to get a running start. enjoy a pedal-powered stage and drinks. >> people with all kinds of wacky bikes will race up and down jack london a splash down into the estuary and

do another lap in the water and come out again. that's probably the best part. if you come for anything, come for the amphibious bike race. and the san francisco marathon, more than 27,000 runners will fill the streets sunday morning. cheer them on along many of our city's liveliest neighborhoods. or head to the circus festival for free family fun. don't miss the fun slide. festivities go from noon to 4:00. for details, just go to our website abc7news.com. music will fill the streets of oakland for the annual arts and soul festival toda it in it's 18th year. the two-day event draws people to downtown each grammy award-winning group the

pointer sisters. local artists will be there selling jewelry and paintings. the festival runs today and tomorrow from noon until 6:00 p.m. also happening today it's the annual kei festival in berkeley. you can buy a kite or make one. a kei flying group from japan will showcase their traditional kites. there will also be a free candy drop. organizers have added healthy treats along with regular candy. it starts at 10:00 today at the berkeley marina. if you miss it today, the kite festival continues tomorrow. still to come on abc 7 morn -- >> there's cotts lined up, and people struggling, and devastat county, as the carr fire continuing to burn. it's already destroyed 500 buildings, we have the latest.

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it's laugh past the hour on this saturday morning. thanks so much for starting your day with us, i'm chris nguyen. hi, frances. >> good morning, everyone. this is live doppler 7, low clouds and fog, even some drizzle, spilling into a shot of -- you see the shot over the bay bring. you can download the forecast by searching for the accuweather app. and then by noon all the clouds pull back to the coast. a typical summer spread. cooling at the coast, upper 50s,

comfortable, mild, ande low to mid 90s. sunset, i'll let you know if there's any changes in the seven-day forecast. new overnight druce have a fire under control that hurt one person. it started this morning in martinez. the house is engulfed in flames. firefighters say the home was under renovation. the homeowner was taken to the hospital with moderate burn injuri injuries. the carr fire in redding has destroyed 500 structures and damaged 75 others. more than 48,000 acres have burned. it's only 5% contained with 37,000 people evacuated from their homes. the red cross so busy. dionne lim has more. >> reporter: as the sun set at

shasta college, the lawn has become somewhat of a kaump ground. >> the fire was really close, it was getting to our house so we have to evacuate before the fire came. >> reporter: on campus several shelters, endless supply trucks and volunteers offering every day items like animal crates for families with pets. initial estimates for friday night could be as high as 700 evacuees, michael pilipenko is tending to a sick put. >> it was very emotional, trying to figure out whether to evacuate. it was just hell. >> reporter: stories of struggle, a single mom, a student at shasta with three also boys, huddle outside as to -- >> the view inside is traumatic. cots lined up, people struggling, people dao el with

their loss. >> reporter: one most poignant stories of a fire fight why leading a 20-person crew, he returned home to his home, destroyed by the flames. back at shasta, senator ted gains toured the donation site, ofrlg assistance. my hat is off to public safety. i think they're doing their best, yes. >> determination and gratitude. two things exemplified on all the survivors. we're told the red cross still needs donation and volunteer help is always accepted. dion lim, abc 7 news. it comes as the state attorney general puts out a warning about price gouging. here is katie utehs with the update. niko and rebecca who irabout their friends still in shasta county. >> even the once evacuated.

they moved the center. it's really scary. >> reporter: the carr fire is out of control. >> they're not optimistic about what tonight will look leek at all. >> niko's parents insisted the couple evacuate on wednesday, vets survived the valley fire in lake county. >> they got out early, and they know what it loos like. lo and behold i think by midnight they are starting evacuations of shasta lake. >> reporter: they grabbed pictures and one plant from their large collection, two foster cats ready for adoption made the trip. rudy, show your pretty eyes. >> reporter: they're hoping people will pack up and get out before the situation becomes dire. >> i'm seeing all they frantic panicked posts from people saying that they can't get out baas so many people are being told to evacuation there are bottlenecks.

>> reporter: california's price gouging laws protect people during times like this, and we'll have a link on abc7news.com. two fires are threatening homes in mendocino county. the sheriff has issued new mandatory evacuation others in an area affecting highway 175, which has the hopeland chocoa casino. the ranch fire, in order of ukiah, has spread to 1,000 acres. several homes are in danger. residents have been told to stay environmental liste vigilant, because conditions can change quickly. the ferguson fire has burned on the western edge of yosemite. last night calfire lifted the

evacuation for the lush addition, but the campground and other services will not be available under next friday. can you find the latest information on our abc7news.com. look for maps of the fire zones, read stories and find linking to gofundme accounts if you'd like to help out. artists from around the country are helping to remember the oakland teenager killed in a b.a.r.t. station stabbing. this is a portrait of nia wilson. he flew to the bay area to make the painten. he stayed at the mcarthur b.a.r.t. station for six hours until he was able to give the picture to his family. >> i have the family in mind, thinking about how horrible they may feel, i try to use colors to brighten the movemen. >> reporter: the portrayed was

commissioned by andrew benthard. thorns have charged john cowl with the murder of nia wilson. so far they have not revealed a possible motive. pindar says he's making a second portrayed for her family. niismt. a wilson's funeral is set for next friday at acts full gospel church. the service is open to the public. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, what does unlimited data actually mean? mi minal finny shows us how to find the best plan. it'sllbout today in san francisco. and here's a look from our live

good morning everyone, you can see the follow out there. it's going to be a very busy weekend with so many people in town for the san francisco marathon. frances has the forecast coming up after the break. the 40th annual gilroy garlic festival continues today. the event attracts both families and the famous. >> i love the festival, the community-driven aspect of this. the charity aspect is amazing. it's a one of a kind event. shawn o'neal, master chef winner, hosted the first contest for kids. the festival runs all weekend long. admission is $20 for adults. if the love ice cream, this

next event is perfect. ben & jerry's is hosting an ice cream carnival. there would be games, prizes and rides, and of course free samples of new creations under supplies last. the carnival runs from 11:00 until 9:00 tonight, and francis is just one of three cities for the event. pretty cool. >> ice cream won't last long if i'm there. it's just my favorite thing. weather-wise, another nice weekend on tap here. you're tracking warm conditions also for the east bay communities. >> definitely. in fact we have a live shot for you from the east bay hills looking out over some of the fog. there would be hazy conditions once again, due to all the fires. i'll have your neighborhood forecast and high temperature coming up. thanks. alheon gru is ckn the 00 mli man bring back the glory for the silver and

welcome back, everyone. happening today, three former pitchers for the san francisco giants will be inducted into the wall of fame. it's happening during a special pregame ceremony. they will join the 49 previous giants recognized for their work for the franchise. first pitch is at 6:05 tonight. a matchup today at 5:00 p.m. last night oak learned tried to extend their winning streak. larry beil has the highlights. >> good morning, everyone. the a's pounding the ball. the hit parade, you would figure it would continue last night at coors field. no, no, no.

the pregame tradition, chugging red bull. we do that before the morning show. it's a tradition here as well. this is a first. manaya on the hill and arenado about to maim him unhappy.unhapn the a's offense, silent under the seventh. jed lowrie down the line. matt chapman scores 3-1. more late-inning magic? top of the eighth, bases loaded, two outs, chappy, ooh, he thought it was low, i thought it was low, they said strike three. hey, the skateboard dog is back an at&t park. the mao entertaining thin was the pooch. the giants go ahead on the board

first. brandon crawford and it's 1-0. madison bumgarner guy eight innings, just no luck here. longoria can't cleanly take care of the ball. two down, bases loaded for buster posey, and he hits a slow grown ball. giants lose again and dip below .500. no khalil mack on day one of training camp. you know what? the biggest start in camp is jon gruden, back after ten years remove from coaching. he has so much energy, he's trying -- >> the rule is to l stand coaches do the fundamentals, a lot of the techniques we're coaching. i had a hard time standing watching, but it's just awesome to be here. it's a great responsibility. i know i have a lot to prove, and i'm eager to do the best i

can to prove it. swaggy-p spent a year with the warriors, will get a champion ring with a tattoo of the lairy o'brien trophy neatly placed behind his ear. it will be there forever. he's a champ forever. that's a wrap. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. hi, i'm meteorologys frances dinglasan, even into parts of the bay this morning, so cool along the beaches, it's hard to imagine how hot the rest of the state gets, but up to the redding area, where we've been tracking that fire. there's a red flag warning in effect all the way through monday because of gusty winds also in addition, the whoa sect is until a heat advisory, and you can see why, temperature in redding are scorching hot.

it's expected to hit 110 today, above 100 degrees all weiss eis long. in addition to that, really causing a lot of air quality pollutes and unhealthful air. look at this whyspread area of gray. if you have a trip to yosemite and you can cancel it, i would recommend doing that. it's just not that much fun being out in that smoke. temperatures are mainly in the 50s. the coolest spot, though, is novato. clear lake is already at 71. san jose also pretty mild right now. this time we're looking from walnut creek, a bit of the preview of the sunrise. some hazy conditions once again through parts of the east way and the north bay. now we'll be dealing with low clouds, fog, i had to use my wipers in francis. cool to warm days this weekend,

and we're just near average temperatures all through next week. highs today will range from upper 50s at the coast, so half moon bay 63, san francisco -- i mean half moon bay 58, san francisco 63, oakland 67, san jose 80 degrees, and some low to mid 90s, as we head farther inland, and you'll see some of those hazy skies again. lakeport 100 degrees. if you're heading to the beaches, it still will be cool, so only 60 at ocean beach. santa cruz warmer, though, still a high uv index. a lot of events goingo on. if you're headed to the gilroy garlic festival, you will need the sunscreen. tomorrow the warmth holds, we'll see another kind of typical day very much like today. let's also head out to the sonoma raceway, where we have some races. a cool morning, temperatures dropping to the low 50s, and

then will climb up into the low 80s day and tomorrow e. so it should be pleasant, warm and sunny. you will see the sunscreen there as well. if you are headed to the san francisco marathon tomorrow, here is what you can expect. foggy during the early morning hours. temperatures will only be in the mid to upper 50s, and only by 11:00, will we start to see some sunshine, and again gusts could reach up to 20 miles an hour, especially as you head closer to the beaches, so it will feel pretty cool for us watching the runners. the runners might enjoy the weather. so we've got a cool to warm day, cool at the beaches, upper 50s there, around the bay, upper 70s inland, topping off at the mid 90s for a few of our warmest locations. slightly cooler, temperatures dip by wednesday, but notice we are just in this ver steady

pattern with cool numbers at the coast and 90s and very warm temperatures inland. besides want been some rain, not too much to complain about. >> yeah, there's something for everyone. frances, thank. some lawmakers want to ban business from having free employ decree cafeterias. they say it's hurting local restaurants. carolyn tile her has the story. >> reporter: thousands of high-tech worker are within walking distance of the perennial restaurant. >> it's hard to compete with good and free. >> free food is on the menu inside companies like twitter. >> it's like -- it's not just lunch. it's, you know, every meal, snacks and drinks. >> back in the 1990s we reported on what was then a new recruiting tool. first. now san francisco leader say at least 51 companies have in-house

in-house -- >> now they want to prohibit new businesses from -- >> this about getting them out, about adding to the vibrancy and the exchange that happens in any great city and supporting the local small businesses. >> ed lee hoped to revitalize the mid market area where he proposed a tax break. >> it had increase patronage, but actually kaust cafeteria phenomenon, the opposite hat. ryan says he dines out for some peels. >> i think generally trying to incentivize eating at local restaurants is a good thing. >> reporter: they hope to start a conversation. >> free food is a wonderful amenity, but it doesn't do

anything to extend the community around it. >> reporter: the proposal now morough e giiv process. carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. how much phone data do you use? if you have an unlimited plan, or if you are consideringen blummed plan, michael finny has more on what to look out for. >> reporter: we love our smart phones, but there's always a question of how much data should you buy? and have you bought enough? do you have unlimited data? >> no, in fact they keep on telling me i'm cutting into my 10%, you know, the margin at the end. >> reporter: a lot of us have dealt with that, which pushes us to deal with this. unlimited data. look at the offerings, most company off two our more unlimited plans. two or month. isn't unlimited unlimited? how can there bed more than one?

it's unlimited data technically, but once you hit a certain threshold, and it difference between the different carry es, they reserve the right to slow down your speeds. >> nick lars deleon is a senior tech reporter with "consumer reports." >> you can still access the webs and watch videos, but it would take a while to download it. >> a search engine for wireless clients, tina chang says it's easy to overlook the restrictions. >> it's not clear mainly on, you know, the big ads that you see. it's usually in the fine print. some carriers maid not even full you how much full-speed data you get. they will say your speeds may slow down. >> tina says you can still use your smart device, but it's like you're moved to the back of the

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good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris winn. here is frances in for >> image, spilling into the bay across san francisco. a live shot here, as you can see the flags blowing. you can find temperatures will mostly be in the 50s. sunrise in ten minutes. then by 4:00, a typical