and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit a whole slew of new mandatory evacuation orders sends people packing. and these are folks just too close to the path of mendocino complex fires. thanks for joining us. let's show you exactly where the new mandatory evacuation orders are in effect. it's for communities near the ranch and river fires which make up the mend seepo complex. those include blue lakes, upper

lake, lake port, winter springs, bachelor valley, scots valley and saratoga springs. this mandatory order had been an advisory but conditions were worsening and people in these areas were told just after 9:00 a.m. to get out now. here are the latest numbers of the ranch and river fires. the ranch fire nearing acres. last night hundreds of evacuees gathered in kelseyville for a community meeting hoping to find out when they'd be able to return home. >> what we don't want is to put people back in their homes that have been evacuated for a week and then have something go bad where we have to reevacuate. >> i've always been someone not to show how worried i am, but

we're getting by. >> cal fire hope tuesday have full containment by tuesday. which way are the winds blowing? >> they're blowing from west to east right now, but they're going to pick up speed. and unfortunately conditions are going to get worse saturday into sunday. a 36-hour window of our highest fire danger. that's why you see most of lake county in the red under this red flag warning. we're going to have rapidly intensifying fire on our ridge tops that is going to sporadically spread it around. when these winds get in these valleys they tend to swirl around, and that's what really sets off more fires as it jumps. today the winds could get up to 20 miles per hour, and they'll blow from northwest to southeast right across the lake. worst conditions developing tomorrow and saturday.

now we're going to turn to our biggest fire to our north, the carr fire burning utof control in shasta and trinity counties. it is 35% contained. that number has not change. and there's a new fire burning below the mendocino complex fires. this is called the western fire. it's burned 45 ablingers and 50% contained. the mendocino sheriff's department is warning nearby residents to be ready to evacuate if conditions prove to be unsafe. and take a look at this map of california. as you can see there are 19 active wildfires burning across the state, and they have burned more than 500 square miles. to put that into perspective that's about half of the state of rhode island. and more than 32,000 people have been put out of their homes. as you can see there's a whole lot of fire that we're following, and you can find more information on all of them

including the one near yosemite on abc7news.com and the abc 7 news app. the usgs reporting a magnitude suison city. it's the lowest of eight levels, which means it'll only be felt by very few. and the state of california is ready for a big fight with the federal government. the trump administration wants to take away california's stricter emission standards. so this would apply to us and also 12 other states that adopted our california rules. the epa says that relaxing mileage standards would give consumers access to safer more affordable vehicles. >> the proposed rule from the federal government if adopted will make cars less fuel

efficient and allow them to spew more harmful pollution. who pays for this reckless action by the trump administration? we do at the pump and with our health. >> this morning governor brown released a statement. for trump to now destroy a law first enacted at the request of ronald reagan five decades ago is a betrayal and an assault on the health of americans everywhere. friends, family and community members will say their final good-byes to nia wilson wn tomorrow. her older sister was injured, and the suspect john cowell was arrested. the family is now suing the agency saying it didn't do rtas rpoaygnthan her. e tyf our rids and a spokesperson also sd eir

hearts break for the wilson family. her funeral will be held tomorrow, and service begins at 11:00 a.m. it is open to the public. crime in oakland just one of the many issues facing mayor shaft. >> as the mayor libby shaft just filed paperwork to run for re-election and she says she thinks the biggest issue facing oakland going forward is affordability. she walked into the clerk's office this morning and was greeted by a room full of supporters who also say they planned to help her get re-elected. we did ask her about safety on t was just filed on behalf of the family of nia wilson who was just stabbed to death on a b.a.r.t. platform. she says while the mayor dpuz

not have direct authority over b.a.r.t., she does offer her partnership. >> every public agency that goes through a trauma, and i certainly know this from experience, is really responsible for learning from that trauma and making improvements, doing better, doing everything within your power to prevent this type of tragedy from ever happening again. >> reporter: shaft not only has the support of the people who gathered in this room, she says her family is behind her too even though it often involves long hours and criticism. she is facing a crowded field, 16 people are running for the job of mayor of oakland. live in oakland amy hollyfield,. > t sourea trader joe's are bang on the job this morning less than two weeks

after their manager was shot and killed. the suspect gene atkins was wanted for shooting his grandmother. he's been charged with murder and 30 other counts. >> you see the sign right over here, opening our doors, thursday 8:00 to 10:00 p.m., we missed you and further to the left a makeshift memorial remembering the victim who was killed in this tragedy. this trader joe's reopening following the deadly

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released some statistics from a survey. 46% will shop mostly online. we were invited by wal-mart this morning in their store. they're touting the new supply list from local school districts on their website so you don't even have to find the items. >> it'll auto list all the available teachers requirements you need for your classes, which is fantastic. so you can shop online, have the order ready to pick up after work and come in and you're done. >> retail me not says parents plan to spend more than back to school items than they did in 2017. parents are planning on spending $12 more per backpack at $45 each. and add it all up and parents arenng o spending $515 on

back to school items. 80% of parents say back to school shopping stresses them out. matt cellar, abc 7 news. >> i just want to go back to the days where we had trapper keepers. anyone remembers that. okay, thank you so much, matt. going to talk more about two of the world's golf names. the winner of the match could take home as much as $10 million. tiger woods remains perhaps golf's most famous player. looks can be deceiving and deadly. it's going to be odd to talk about a butt lift on a newscast. and while that may sound funny there's nothing humorous about a new warning just released for those looking to firm up their backside. and so far august has been very formidable. but other microclimates, 2 to 4

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sad to say not much has changed around yosemite. look at this. we're supposed to see half dome still for the fourth day week, at least we cannot see it with that fog out there. up around lake county and also north of mount shasta in that area where you see in red in fact it's very unhealthy around yosemite right there. that's that little blip of purple you see right there.

look at our weather. it is all green for the most part, which is green. out in the periphery in places like brentwood and clear lake is where it's going to be warmest today. while other areas in the 70s. and most of us in the 60s right to even some 50s along the coast. look at that as you look down to what's that pier 5, i think and that is a definite unfurling of the flag thank tuesday the sea breeze. that's going to be fast again today maybe a bit faster than it was yesterday. mainly comfortable temperatures today. another round of clouds in the midst of your commute tomorrow morning or if you're just out and about, tracking that building heat wave next morning gilroy, in the 90s. t 82, andun

73 in sa cruz. 66 in mill low to mid-60s in downtown, ale it's not up in the 100s. and 74 in fremont and low to mid-90s in antioch. back in the 50s in most neighborhoods tonight. that's going to warm our temperatures about 2 to 4 degrees, nothing too noticeable right there. sunday is going to be the same, and then we see the beginning signs monday, tuesday, wednesday about a possible heat wave. >> definitely concerned about the way this is all going to be

affecting the firefighters so that's going to be topdays. >> the issue of that that brings in the cooler air. >> a health alert this morning about a popular cosmetic surgery. the dangers of getting a brazilian butt lift. >> reporter: it's a procedure that cam bins liposuction, but in a just released warning the american society of plastic surgeons says the brazilian butt lift is the most dangerous form of plastic surgery. one in three patients die and that's the result of a surgeon injecting too deeply into the dplutial muscle and fat entering veins that bring blood back to the heart and lungs. some are still going to get this done, if you absolutely have to do it what should they know?

>> number one, always go to a board certified plastic surgeon. ask them if they've seen this warning and they're aware of the recommended tips on the part of the surgeon and ask for other alternatives. those other options includes a procedure called eon sculpting, different activities that may be safer or exercise. alexa smith, abc 7 news. >> thanks alexis. is minnie stepping out on mickey? the proposal she gets

california will celebrates the state's contribution to surfing. it's the result of a bill that became law this week. there's still a debate in sacramento about whether surfing should be california's official sport. maybe this will help. surfing will make its debut in tokyo ip2020. you get a mini cookie ice cream sandwich for just a penny at

participating ice cream stores this afternoon. you are limited one per customer while supplies last. and now to a love triangle involving the park's most famous couple mickey and minnie. minnie appears to say yes only who's waiting in the side lines, uh-oh it's mickey ready to jump out jerry springer like watching the whole thing go on, and then she acts like it didn't happen, and mickey look at that, not having it today. she looks embarrassed, humiliated even. i just love this. but you know what, mike nico, i am team minnie mouse on this one, and do you want to know why? because if you looked at minnie's gloved hands you'll see

there's no protrusion, no rock. >> if he likes it he should puts a ring on it. >> thank you, mike. thanks for bringing beyonce into this moment for us. next it's donald and daisy. also only boyfriend and girlfriend. from all of us here, thanks for joining us. who wants be a millionaire is next.

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