call or visit thanks for joining us today. governor brown is holding a briefing rite now on the california wild fires. he met with emergency officials this morning. first i want to give you the latest numbers just in on the growth of the fires. let's start with the complex. made up of the ranch and river fire. ranch fire burned 59,000 acres and 15% contained. river fire burned nearly 32 acres and 38% contained. evacuation orders were lifted last night. people started returning home. they tell us they're grateful to the firefighters and know the

battarrom over. many road closures are still in place. now to the car fire. crews are gaining ground on blaze. it's now 115,000 acres and 35% contained. the small community of louis ton is the latest to evacuate. 2,500 structures remain threatened. 1,400 have been destroyed. we're in for a really rough ride. that's how the governor described the inferno raging across the state. it's a pattern we will be forced to get used to. just listening to the governors update. >> it's dire. 16 major fires right now in the state. 32,000 people are out of their hopes. thos the scariest nerm numbers. august 1. in previous years cal fire might face these conditions in late august or september.

now the fires are starting to rage in july. and they're going all the way to december. governor brown speaking from operation center in sacramento says this is a newa. us especially the firefighters are still learning about. >> we're in a new normal. we're in a drought. that will continue. whether you call it a drought that's a matter for the weather people. i would suspect it will be more fires to come. and more fires each year for a very long time. >> we haveo 1 battle the flames and we heard yesterday it's still not enough. 17 states are sending resources from as far as florida and uld uord th stressing we aren't

just seeing earlier and longer fire seasons we're seeing larger fires. that is a terrible and deadly combination that's going to last for years to come. >> thank you. the fires are causing unhealthy air concerns. meteorologist mike, mike? >> let's talk about what we have seen in the east bay. this is the most affected away from the fires. the north bay and the lake county. this is highway 24. this is the onramp you're looking east to 680 south. that's supposed to be the mountain. you can't see it. because of the smoke out there. rest assured the air quality even though it's looking bad has been healthy. this is the current air quality. we're healthy. outside of us it's moderate. the most dangerous air is around the biggest fire the ferguson fire. down around fresno. and up into north. the whole swath there.

look at the color code. that's unhealthy for everybody. pocket of very unhealthy around shas ta. what is looks like in that's half dome. you can't see it because of the smoke. we're being saved by the marine layer and the sea breeze. the rest of the state is not so lucky. >> thanks so much. firefighters across the bay area are helping battle the wild fires in california. many are on the front lines of the car and complex fire. that's having an impact on crews and needs here in the bay area. mat keller is live in san jose with more. >> this is station 13. behind me here. in south san jose. this are firefighters from this station at the fire. on the fronters are working hard and the firefighters left behind in the city are also working hard. they're working longer because

of the devastating fire season. >> there comes a time when every fire department needs help. san jose fire captain knows firsthand. >> nobody if the fire service no single agency can cover all the emergencies in the area. last year the floods we brought resources in. >> san jose is lending a helping hand. 23 firefighters with five engine companies and are helps cal fire. and the car fire. >> most of the rigs are on the fires are doing structure production. they define an area where there are homes or structures that are threatened and the crews protect them. he crews are on the front lines. reserve apparatus and over time is used to maintain minimum staffing levels throughout the season. this is a a tough fire season. that means the worst could be to come. >> if it does continue which we

have to expect, then everybody in the state will be working hard and we're bringing in resources from outside the state. >> those resources are already here. the california office of emergency services says fire departments from 16 states are providing mutual aid. >> thank you. for more information on the fires including evacuation orders and what to do in case you need to evacuation, go to abc 7 news.com are the app. >> knew at 11:00. someone ran over and killed a homeless person sleeping in a driveway. it happened around 7:00 this morning. we don't know whether the victim was a man or woman. police are investigating the location of the accident. they are there right now. the driver cooperated with police and stayed at the scene. this is the moment that

defined 49er wide receiver dwight clark. the catch remains one of the most memorable plays in sports history. there's a private memorial service taking place to celebrate the life of the football legend to died two months ago. we're live in san francisco. this is for clarks close friends and family,ight? >> true. this is a private ceremony. but his public life and what he meant to his fans will be part of the ceremony. it says in the program that right after the prayer there will be two former 49ers who are going to speak about the cat. and fan reflection and what it meant to them. they will be talking about that special moment. there are several of clarks former teammates here: some said they're relying on each other t. and appreciating the highs and lows they have been through together since playing on the team in the 80s. clark is best known for the

making a winning touch down catch in the last minute of the game against the cowboys in 1981. sending them to the first super-bowl ever. his teammates say there is much more to him than that moment. of course. they do fondly remember that catch. >> i'm happy that to be a part of this opportunity to share his life. with a will the of people. and go have some fun. it will be fun, it will be sad. but we're celebrating his life. and he deserves it. it's a great human being. >> he was more than a catch. it was his character. what he believed in. determination. perseverance. that's why dwight became what he became. >> the memorial is taking place at san francisco grace cathedral. full of sunflowers this morning for the ser moern. he fought a two yearlong battle

against als. he died last month at age 61. he's survived by his wife and three kids. the quarterback who threw him the pass, joe montana. will speak today. and former niners owner will deliver the ewology. we have a crew inside. so you will be able to see coverage of the memorial service in our later newscast. thank you. this morning president trump spelled out something he's been suggesting and hinting for a long time. he called on his attorney general to squash the investigation into russia's election interference and possible collusion by the trump campaign. he said quote this is a terrible situation and attorney general jeff sessions should stop the witch hunt right now. before it continues to stain country any further. sessions recused himself from the investigation last year. the probe is over seen by the

deputy rod rosenstein. who republican lawmakers have been trying to impeach. >> san francisco is demanding a hearing. we told you about this problem last week. a shortage of drivers is forcing to leave buses parked every day. you can see the buses in action there. some are so crowded people wait as long as 45 minutes to get on a bus. reports suggest several causes including retirement and a backlog in training drivers. officials expect to train more operators by the end of this month. which should leave >> discriminate nation or a mix up. plus this video just in. the moment that the airplane crashed in mexico. terrifyi

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breaking news from san francisco. just ruled that president trump executive order threatening to with hold funding from sanctuary cities is unconstitutional. san francisco and filed lawsuits against the order the trump administration has defended lt order saying it applies to a small pot of federal money that already forces cities to comply with federal immigration law. no comment yet fl the justice department. >> new at 11:00.

brand new cell phone video shows the moment of impact when the plane crashed in mexico. take a look. that crash happened yesterday afternoon in. during a bluster storm, 103 people were on board the plane. it had just taken off. a miracle nobody was killed. 49 people were taken to the hospital. most with minor injuries. some people walked away from the plane before first responders survived. officials tracked down survives to make sure everyone was accounted for. a gust of wind may have hit the plane. >> the owner of the l.a. guy bar the abby. on sunday on a flight new york to los angeles the airline told him to give up his coach

seat to accommodate a straight couple so they could sit together. they objected and said they were a couple and wanted to stick together. a gate agent said had had to move to coach or get off the plane. he and his partner got off and voiced out rage on social media. alaska airlines apologized calling it a seating mix up. not discrimination. the couple accepted the apology. >> vice president today will receive possible remains of more than 50 soldiers from the north korea war. part of the agreement between trump and kim jong un. they were sent from south korea to hawaii. for identification. that process could take anywhere from three days to two decades to complete. in 2011, north korea returned what it it said were the remains of a british fighter pilot. but it was that of a dead

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in the 70s to 80s in the east bay. and south bay 70s. 60s around the bay and 50s along the coast. sab san francisco 54 degrees right now. selling a lot of sweatshirts. here's a look at from the camera. the cloud deck which is hanging around. it's about to open up over this part of the bay. besides at the coast. mostly sunny, hazy. temperatures close to average. clouds and mist will return the next couple of nights. thursday morning, friday morning. if you run into mist and drizzle you'll run into it again. we'll have minor tweaks in the extended. trying to cool it we have the same players on that. creating the same weather. this low will slide towards us and increase t s breeze and marine layer and bring us cooler weather. until then you have to be near water to have the most cmfortable temperatures in the south bay. low 80s to mid-80s for the

valley. the hills you flirt with the 90s. 74 santa cruz. midto upper 70s comfortable a breeze on the peninsula. half-moon bay 61. the warm spot along the coast. most under the gray air mass in the 50s. downtown south san francico. temperatures there in the mid-60s. same thing. if you want to go to golden gate it will be in fog. reaching towards richmond. in the north bay we have 80s. napa a little breezy there in the mid-70s. temperatures out of the 100s. along the east bay shore low to mid-70s until you get to the finger fog and the breezes. 68 this afternoon. and temperatures in the mid-80s in brent wood. grab the sunscreen you'll get

sunshine and a broom. going for a sweep today of the blue jays out in the coliseum. on a roll. here's a look at the 7-day forecast. you can see a little bit of a seesaw in temperatures the next couple days commending on how much sunshine we could. more saturday and sunday. and the low will come down. sunday and monday. that's another couple of mornings we can see drizzle. temperatures nothing extreme. >> keeping us comfortable and better for fire fighting. >> beyonce is making history. the venture adding another first to her long list of accomplishments.

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post. she'll appear on the cover. it doesn't stop there. queen b used her star power to get vogue to hire its first black cover photographer in the magazine 126 year history. she selected 23 year-old tyler mitchell. >> video of a bridge is just blowing up online. it's the golden gate in vietnam. look at this. you can see the span features two giant concrete hands holding it up. the bridge opened in june. the tours have been flocking to walk through what's called the hands of god. it does evoke that feeling. the bridge is 164 yards long. so now there are two golden bridges. worth visiting. >> that is beautiful. that setting and the gorgeous. you can't see ours today. >> no. not really. you can see why.

how long will it last? >> about another hour or so. all day at the coast. >> from all of us here thank you for joining us. who wants to be a millionaire is next. have a great day.

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