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 summer

spread. around the bay comfortable weather, mid to upper 70s. at the doe still cool. sun sets at 8:22. i'll have your complete neighborhood forecast coming up. frances, thanks. developing news ode redding. two young children and their great-grandmother are missing in the carr fire. melanie bledsoe called her husband don to come back, but by the time don returned, the home was burnt to the ground. melanie along with their two great-grandchildren were nowhere to be found. >> the whole house is just completely burnt to nothing, we're trying to hard to figure out where they could possibly be, if they did make it out of the house. if you know the family's

whereabouts, you can find shelly's twitter post with contact information on our website. this morning there are no mandatory evacuation orders affecting thousands that could be in the path of the roaring flames. from redding from french gulch, 37,000 people have been forced from their homes. the fire has destroyed 500 structures, 75 structures are damaged. it's more than 48,000 acres. laura anthony has more. >> it's flaring up here, driven flames continued to erupt to the east, trees exploding, but fortunately here there are no homes in the path. down beloaned, though, for many the damage is done. here in lake keswick estates,

dozens of homes areurd to the ground. >> everyone likes to say they produce their own weather, but basically when these fires start 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. >> upped road just a few miles an entire community has lost, keswick, population of less than 500 people, completely demolished. according to a survey, just two homes survived. the carr fire i team of fir keep a close a is on the homes that survived. >> right now you can see some of the inversion layer lift up a bit. that's allowed some preheating of the materials down below, the trees, the manzanitas especially, to get some oxygen back into it.

that's why you're seeing the fire flare up a by. laura anthony, abc 7 news. the carr fire is hitting close to home for us here at abc 7 news. some of our staff members are redding native as well as our former executive producer. >> all of these houses are just gone. you can see some of the homes have burned while others are still standing. carey's home is safe, but sadly her mother last her home in the fire. two firefighters have died fighting the carr fire, and three marin firefighters were hurt. they're now out of the hospital. abc 7 news reporter carlos >> reporter: at least are three firefi burne trsday night county. they took they images moments before having to take shelter.

>> the main fire front was approaching them. they experienced a sudden heat blast. >> reporter: scott and tyler received minor injuries, released from the hospital. cardoza was taken to uc davis for closer inspection. we made contact with brian who is now resting at his home. his girlfriend tells us he's in good spirits. >> the sonoma fires to santa barbara, to the mud dodd slides, we haven't had an opportunity to get a break from fire season. >> reporter: this picture of a handful of fatigued firefighters catching some rest highlights the challenges they face with no break in site. 24 of those firefighters will be at the front lines of the carr fire. it's a prior for them, as they hope to increase containment. take a look at this video

from our tower cam looking over the east bay hills. you can see a mix of haze and smoke. this was from yesterday evening. abc 7's meteorologist frances dinglasan will have the weekend conditions coming up in a few minutes. stay with abc 7 for complete coverage. you can access the latest information at abc7news.com, as well as the abc 7 news app. look for the maps, and find link toss donate if you'd like to help out. 6:06 is our time now. a construction worker is dead after a trench gave way he was found trapped by dirt and debris, and crews are working for recover his body. it happened yet. abc 7 news reporters hay manda del castillo has the story. >> reporter: this construction site is usually filled with dozens of workers, as of 11:20

friday morning, rescue crews have focused on recovering a worker's body. two men were working on a 24-inch storm drain when the trench collapsed beneath them. they were getting out when the trench collapsed. >> it's unclear how deep the man was when it collapsed, but the trench was about 12 feet deep. the instability required specialized equipment be brought in, equipment used in confined space rescued. i'm hoping they'll be able to find him. me, you know, i feel bad for his family. >> reporter: angel lives across the street. the attorney bill bogdanay it waa tough day for everyone. >> this is something we live

every day to avoid. >> reporter: he joined various rescues agencies, and cal osha investigators on scene friday. in daly city, i'm amanda del castillo. they have a new high-throttle tool to help fight crime. police say the helicopter is known for the exceptional safety report and its state of the art camera. air 3 will assist officers with missing person searches, police chases, and for the first time rescue mission. this morning at 8:00, there's a free 2 1/2 might shakeout run. all of the fesstively kicked off yet. tomorrow's marathon will padres competitors and amateurs from around the world. more than 25 thousands runners are expected. >> this will be my eighth famil

>> i ran in oakland, so this one will be cooler, and the ups and downs will be more challenging. >> more than 50,000 people are expected to cheer on the runners. the race starts tomorrow morning at 5:30. time now is 6:09. frances has a preview of the accuweather forecast. >> chris, by the way, is an amazing runner. >> i try. >> i could not keep up anywhere close. here is a live shot, as we look from the exploratorium, over the gray skies. right now it's 52 degrees in san francisco. similar conditions for tomorrow's marathon. we will warm up inland, and i'll have your neighborhood forecast coming up. >> frances, thanks. also ahead, a push to makes it easier to build on your own property. what an assembly member is calling for. also in-n-out up in the air? why plans to build one

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it would also ban cities from imposing added restrictions, which tinge says added to the housing crisis. >> people are wondering if they can lift in the community they grew up. we find out that's not the case, because there's no housing for them. >> critics say the measure would make it mower different for local government toss charge utilities, school districts and other local fees. ghosting. more and more job applicants are ditching planned interviews or even the first day of work, all because of a hot job market. leslie brinkley has more. >> geisting is 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 yes to. >> they will accept. 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 agency has offices all around the bay area. they help companies fill thousands of positions for $50,000 a year jobs, and $200,000 a year jobs. >> at this point i'm targeting a staffing account aren't opportunity. >> reporter: now it's 10% to 20% that don't show up. >> it's not just millennial. it's everybody. even if i looked at the number of no-shows, it's spread across all age groups. >> this applicant says she can see why people move on. >> the market is very high. you have so many opportunities and they are paying well. they are paying well and the benefits also are very high. >> reporter: ghosting is forcing firms to modify their hiring practices. no long delays. instead of saying we'll get back to you next week, it's we'll get

back to you tomorrow and get you to start the job as soon as possible. >> the culture around us has just changed. we have to adapt. >> reporter: or risk other companies poaching a job candidate in a hot market. in n out fans a will have to wait for a new store. that's described as a total breakdown with congested conditions and excessive delays. it's already at a d-minus. the proposed restaurant would be on east hamilton, where the elephant bar used to be. the planning commission will decide after the environmental impact report is done by early next year. time now is 6:15. in the south bay, the sights and sounds of construction have become commonplace at san jose university. some of the efforts have already paid oaf. this weekend there's a premier

tennis event happening, features some of the sport's biggest names. >> reporter: at han so say state, a major transformation is under way. the $130 million recreation and aquatic center is scheduled to open next spring. after that, construction begins on the state-funded science and innovation collection. >> it's been a constant stream of construction workers, fencing and work that's going on, frankly we have this penciled out for the next ten years. >> reporter: these signs of progress are raising the profile of silicon valley's only public university, especially in athletics. >> when i walk around, i get this buzz of excitement. >> reporter: this weekend the any tone any center is hosting a tennis classic, which used to be at stanford. officials moved it to get more exsu ,

and expand amenities. >>ed stadium is intimate as well. every seat is a great seat. you get close to the action. >> reporter: this alum is slate to do compete and she's inspired by what's around her. i'm motivated to practice here, everything is nice, and very proud of what's happening here. >> first-round matches start on monday night, but serena williams did stake center court on tuesday. the francis zoo will welcome its newest and youngest ntck wld to their the march of the penguins raff.rate their graduation from the zoo opens at 9:30, and at 10:00 to the general public.

if you are headed to the zoo or in san francisco today, you're going to need a jacket. it will be cloudy and cool. you can see the low clouds, they'll stick around the coast all throughout the day. it's spread into -- also let's head up to northern california, we have a red flag warning in effect. especially -- this is all the way through monday morning, with gusts up to 30 miles an hour, in addition this whole section is under a heat advisory under tomorrow night as well. current conditions in redding, still very warm. it has dropped to 73 degrees. winds are light right now with gusts only to 4 miles an hour, so it's the best chance for firefighters, but check out how hot it will get. 110 today, and scorching all throughout the week. in addition there's a large part of the state, a whole gray air here, mainly due to the ferguson fire, but be careful, very smoky

and unhealthful air. right now most -- a few cooler spots, lie novato. 50 degrees, novato just jumped up for 52. and san jose and los gatos in the low 60s. live view outside, you see some of those hills spilling in over the hills as they come in and that will retreat back. so low clouds, fogs, and cool to warm temperatures this weekend, and then we're going to be near average pretty much all week, so highs today from the 6s on to 90s, if you're headed to the gilroy garlic festival it will warm up, with plenty of sunshine. at the beach in santa cruz, 74 degrees there, lower part of the peninsula will be comfortable. redwood city 72, but notice upper 50s still all along the

coast, and breezy as well. that marine layer and sea breeze keeps things cloudy. 60, downtown san francisco only getting up to 63. that's a little bit below our average for this time of year. some hazy conditions, as we see some of the smoke blowing from the mind seno county fires, and in the east bay 60s and 70s, berkeley 66, fremont warmer, as we head south, 77 degrees. inland areas in the upper 80s, so look for 89 in san ramon. also some hazy skies as well there in the east bay, and overnight lows will be cooling down into the 50s once again. so look for low 50s, mid 50s around the bay, late, though, at 60, sandy rosa 52.

san francisco dropping down into the mid 50s. for the marathon tomorrow, it will be foggy. that's what you would expect. temperatures in the low 50s, climbing up into the upper 50s towards the end of the race, we'll finally get some sunshine by 11:00, but that sea breeze will make it feel cooler with gusts up to 20 miles an hour. here's the accuweather forecast. cool conditions at the coast. mild around the bay, and very warm temperatures inland. 94 will be some of our hottest spots around the bay area, a steady pattern tomorrow, just slightly cooler with a wide range of temperatures still by wednesday, that will look like the coolest day and we are in a very typical pattern. with thousands of people in town for the san francisco marathon, so many folks come to the city for this event because of our weather conditions.

>> hopefully the runners know it will be foggy pretty much throughout the day. >> frances, thanks. just ahead, go fly a kite at california had the worst wildfire season on record. scientists say, our weather is becoming more extreme and we all have to be better prepared. that's why pg&e is adopting new and additional safety precautions to help us monitor and respond to dangerous weather. hi, i'm allison bagley, a meteorologist with pg&e's community wildfire safety program. we're working now, to enhance our weather forecasting capabilities, building a network of new weather stations to identify when and where extreme wildfire conditions may occur, so we can respond faster and better. we're installing cutting edge technology

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will exhibit kite flying. the event starts at 10:00 this morning, and the kite festival continues tomorrow. time right now is 6:26. still to come. there's cars lined up, and people instrument, people dealing with their lost. >> devastation as le car fire continues to burn. we have the latest. plus a warning for

good morning. thanks so much for starting your day is abc 7 news. here's meteorologist frances dinglasan. >> thank you, chris. we'll have a wide range of temperatures this afternoon. so fog and low clouds, even some bits of drizzle, you see the patches of green. mostly along the coast, and the low clouds have spread across the bay into parts of the east bay as well. visibility has been reduced down to two miles in petaluma, and

seven miles in santa rosa. here's a live shot as we look out towards the bay bridge, and here's your 12-hour day planner, during the next hour, temperatures will mostly be in the 50s. we don't see it yet, though. by lunchtime, the clouds will pull back, and we'll see a tip dale summer spread. inland areas for the mid 90s. around the bay, upper 70s, at the doe, still cool with the sea breeze, only upper 50s there. sunset is at 8:22. i'll let you know if there's any fg changesominigup. youan flyengu in flames. firefighters say the home was until ren ovation.

the homeowners was taken to the hospital for burns. it's not clear yet what sparked the fire. time now is 6:30. developing news, we're keeping a close eye on the car fire in redding which has destroyed 500 billings, damaging 75 others, at last check more than 48,000 acres have burned. it's only 5% contained. the red cross is very busy. dion lim has more from shasta college. >> reporter: as the sun set on a hazy ash-filled sky, the lawn has become somewhat of a campground. the fire was really close, and it was getting to our house, so we had to evacuate. >> reporter: on campus several shelters, endless supply trucks, volunteers offering everyday items like animals crates for families with pets. initial estimates for friday night could be as high as 700

evacuation. michael is tending to a sick daal. >> very stressful, gut back and forth, trying to figure out if we were supposed to ewait our not. it was just hell. >> reporter: stories of struggle, a single mom, a student at shasta, with three also boys, struggling as not to cows -- >> people are dealing with their loss. >> reporter: one most poignant stories, a firefighters, while leading a 20-person crew fighting the ferguson fire, he returned to him home, destroyed by the flames. senator ted gains offered assistance to those in need of a break. my hat is off to public safety. >> reporter: determination and gratitude, two things exemplified in all the survivor

on friday night. we're told that the red cross still needs donations and of course volunteer help is always accepted. dion lim, abc 7. >> some shasta evacuees are looking for shelter. this comes as the state attorney general puts out a warning about price gouging during emergencies. here's abc 7 news reporter katy utehs has the update. >> 'em the once who have evacuated. they moved the evacuation center. it's really scary. >> reporter: the carr fire is out of control. >> they're not optimistic what it will look like. >> their family insisted they evacuate. >> they got out early in that fire, and they know what it looks like. lo and hey were starting lake.

>> they grabbed pictures, two foster cats ready for adoption made the trip. they're hoping people still in shasta county will pack up and get out before the situation becomes dire. >> i'm seeing any fran sick panicked posts from people saying, you know they can't get out because so many people are being told to evacuate that there are bottlenecks. >> reporter: price gouging laws protects consumers in times like these from essential services. california's attorney general posted the warning. if you'd like to file a complaint, you can do so on his website. we'll post a link on abc7news.com. >> katie utehs, abc 7 news. the sheriff has issued new mandatory evac orders for the river fire affecting an area near highway 175, which includes

the hopland casino. it's destroyed a mobile home since it started yesterday afternoon. the ranch fire north of ukiah has spread to 1,000 acres. residents have been told to stay vigilant. this morning several families are able to go back to their homes near the ferguson fire. it's burned 46,000 acres. last night calfire lifted the mandatory evacuation order for the lush meadow subdivision, but the valley won't reopen camp grounds, lodging and food services until next friday. be sure to stay tuned with abc 7 news for all the major information. you can access the information on abc7news.com, as well as the new app. look for maps of the fire zones. read stories from survivors and find links to donate if you'd like to help out. time now is 6:35. artists from around the

world are helping to remember the oakland teenager killed in a b.a.r.t. stabbing. this washington, d.c. artist flew to the bay area to make the painting. >> when i paint a picture, i have the family in mind. i try to use colors that will brighten the moment, the ambience. >> the portrayed was commissioned by andrew bernard, a platform artist spearheading a death to racism campaign. authorities 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 portrait for her family. the funeral is set for next friday at the acts full gospel church in oakland. the service is open to the

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the 40th annual gilroy garlic fest tim continues today. >> the community-driven aspect, the charity aspect of this is absolutely amazing. it's a one of a kind event. >> shawn o'neal hosted the first sever garlic chef junior contest for kids. the festival runs all weekend long. admission is $20 for adults. time now is 6:40. if you live ice cream, this event is perfect for you. ben & jerry's is hosting a carnival today. and of course free samples under supplies last. the carnival runs from 11:00 until 9:00 tonight. francis is just one of three cities for the event.

>> i actually like garlic ice cream. in san francisco it will be cloudy and cool. here is a live shot. hazy conditioning already due to some smoke and the fires in the east bay. east bay east of mt. diablo. so we'll see hazy conditions. i will have yew forecast coming up. and i know you're tracking the air quality for you. jon gruden is back. can the $100 million man bring back the glory for tada! hello there friend! hi! hey there. i'm an imaginary friend of a kid just like you. you're going through a lot right now and i know you're scared. but you're stronger than you know.

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three former pitchers for the san francisco giants will be indid you getted into the wall of fame today, happening during a special pregame ceremony. they will join the 49 previous giants who have been recognized for their work for the franchise. 9 ceremony starts at 2:00 this afternoon at will y mays mays s today is a matchup of two of the hottest teams in baseball. last night oakland tried to extend their season-high six-game winning streak. larry beil has the highlights in

this morning's sports. good morning, everybody. the a vets absolutely pounding the ball. you figured it would continue last night at hitter-friendly coors field. no, no, no. the new tradition chugging red bull. we do that. it's a tradition here as well. shawn manaya, first hit in the majors. he's happy. he kills the giants in doing damage on the a's, 3-0 rockies in the fifth. the a's offense is silent until the seventh. matt chapman scores 3-1. more late-inning magic on the way perhaps? top of the eighth, bases loaded, two outs, chappy, ooh, he thought it was low, i thought it was low, they said strike three. their win streak ends at six.

hey, the skateboard dog doing his thing. most entertaining thing in this game was the pooch. brandon crawford doubles in buster posey, and it's 1-0. evan longoria can't cleanly field this ball. giant would have chances, bloom eighth, two down, bases lot the for buster posy, and he hits a slow grown ball, and there's your inning. 3-1 the final, giants lose again and dip below .500. no khalil mack for the raiders on day one of training camp. you know what? the biggest star in camp i , back aer tenea removed from coaching. he's got so much energy,, hying >> the role is to let the assistant coaches do the

fundamentals, a lot of the techniques, and i had a hard time standing, watching, it's awesome to be here. it's a great responsibility, i notice you have a lot to prove, and i'm eager to do the best i can to prove it. swaggy-p will get a champion ring commence event. that tattoo will be there forever. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. good morning, i'm meteorologist frances dinglasan. i have a satellite image to show you. it's in parts of the north bay, even parts of the east bay. we're even soo egg a bit of mist and drizzle. i had to use my wipers a bit, and we've been tracking fires in

redding. there's a red flag warning in effect until monday morning, gusts up to -- as well, and this entire area in parts of northern california is also under a heat advisory through tomorrow night. so lots of triple-digit heat there. in fact the temperatures for the week ahead. today it's expected to hit 110, only dropping down to 102. scorching so not great news for firefighters there. in san francisco, a completely different story. we've got fog, low clouds, and a sea breeze, keeping things cool here. you can see how thick the marine layer is. oakland 55, san jose much milder at 62. morgan hill 57, half moon bay 54. i want to take you to the other side of the bay. this time from walnut creek. we see some hazy conditions out there with the sun, and you see

some beautiful colors. there's particulate matter in the air, that causes the light to refract and actually causing some pretty ises, but there is some moderate air quality. we'll see that as well in parts of the north bay. >> napa 56, already 604 vacaville. so highs today will be close to yesterday. it's going to be cool at the coast, when he sea breeze and the clouds, half moon bay only up to 58. san francisco 63. yesterday our high was only 59. so a bit below normal. around the bay we'll see 60s and 70s. fremont 77 degrees. san jose, nice and warm, 80 degrees. hatesy conditions against, ant some haze inth

bay. if yo head to the behes, grab a jacket. it's going to be breezy and cool. temperatures in the upper 50s through low 60s. santa cruz milder at 74 degrees. pretty chilly still. ocean temperature is always cool. and very high uv index as well. you still need the sunscreen and the jacket. if you're headed to the gilroy garlic festival, sunny, warm, low 90s by this afternoon. same for tomorrow. also a lot of folks may be headed to the sonoma raceway. tell be a cool morning, but then warming up to the low 80s today and tomorrow. and for the san francisco marathon tomorrow, we'll start off with foggy conditions, low 50s, climbing up to near 6 on, only getting sunin by about 11:00 in the afternoon, but that sea breeze will make things feel much cooler, especially if

you're just watching the race. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. so cool to warm conditions. at the coast only upper 50s. around the bay, mid to upper 70s. inland up to the mid 90s for a few of our warmest locations. a steady pattern for the workweek, cooling down by wednesday, slowly ramping back up. but we are on a very steady summer-like pattern. >> so basically if you're heading to the beach, santa cruz is probably the best option, at least hits in the 70s, and then sunshine this afternoon. so how much phone data do you use? if you have an unlimited plan or considering unlimited plan, 7 on your side ease michael finney has more on to what look out for. >> reporter: we love our smart phones, but there's always the question of how much data should you buy? and have you bought enough?

do you have unlimited data? >> no, in facts they keep on telling me i'm cutting into my 10%, you know, the margin at the te tend. >> reporter: a lot of us have dealt with that. look at the offers. most cellular companies offer two our more unlimited plans. isn't unlimited unlimited? how can there be more than one unlimited plan? >> what does it mean? the way they do that is it's unlimited data, yes, but what they do is once you hit a certain threshold of data that you have downloaded, and this differs between the carriers, they reserve the light to slow down your speed. >> nicklaus is a senior tech reporter with "consumer reports." >> you can still access or watch video, but it will take a while to download. >> reporter: whistleout.com is a

search engines for clients. tina chang says it's easy to overloose the restrictions >> it's not clear mainly on the big ads that you see. it's usually in the fine print. some carriers may not even tell you how much full-feed data they get. they will say your speeds may slow down. >> tina says you can still use your smart device, but it's like you're being moved to the back of the line. so consider checking out whist up did the out or comparing each plan yourself before signing up. your monthly statement will tell you how much data you use. you should get a pretty good idea of how much data you need to buy. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. next, an announcement for "star wars" fans, what you

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mark hamil will also appear in the film. production is expected to begin wednesday in london. the untitled episode 9 is expected to be released in december of next year. if you lived in the bay area for a while, you know it's normal to see 50s at the coast, so half moon bay, 58, san francisco will warm up to 63 this afternoon. oakland and ukiah 103, lake per 100 degrees. all right. good to know, frances, thank you, and thanks for joining us here. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. "good morning america" is next. abc 7 news returns at 8:00 a.m. with another full hour of news, weather and sports. we'll see you then.

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good morning, america. this morning, out of control. deadly wildfires killing two people in northern california. just 1 of more than 60 fires in the american west. the massive and swirling flames taking down everything in their path. >> this is my father-in-law's home. this is the second time it burned down. >> some people returning home to nothing. bombshell allegations. les moonves, the ceo of cbs, accused of sexual misconduct. several women claiming their careers suffered when they rejected his advances. how moonves is responding, plus, we talk to the reporter who broke the story. praising the economy. president trump celebrating success. >> we're on track to hit the highest annual average growth rate in over 13 years.