about the car shows they say normally happen late at night and have become a noisy nuisance the past several years. >> they'll be back once or twice a week for sure and the police do come by and then they leave. >> they need to fix this problem. please. we need to sleep. >> reporter: far from fixed while we were shooting video of the parking lot, a group showed up to do this. police were not far behind. kate larson, abc 7 news. now to developing news on the mendocino complex fires. cal fire issued new mandatory evacuations last night. this is the area north of the glenn colouisa county line, east of the mendocino national forest boundary, south of 308 and west of county road 306. the ranch fire which is part of the mendocino complex is 76% contained. it is the largest wildfire in state history burning more than

340,000 acres in a little more than three weeks. we sent this push alert at 10:00 last night soon after those new evacuations were issued. download our free abc 7 news app to get updates on evacuations where you live. time is 4:31. if you're just joining us time to get an update on weather and traffic where you live. drew tuma in for mike today. good morning. >> good morning, guys. live doppler 7 and satellite and patchy dense fog as well. take a look at visibility, santa rosa when you get to zero that's as bad as it gets. you will encounter areas of dense fog in the north bay at this early morning hour. today it's a typical august day. a lot of cloud cover this morning. the marine layer is with us. that cloud cover will pull back to the coast into the afternoon we'll see sunnier skies, but the big takeaway compared to yesterday it will be a cooler afternoon especially inland. we'll drop five to ten degrees. that's weather. see how the roads are doing.

hello, alexis. >> good morning. we're quiet. so far a live look at our emeryville camera. seeing a little fog you mentioned, certainly much more dense in the north bay this morning. drive for conditions. no delays here if you are heading towards the bay bridge and no metering lights yet. we should have about 50 more minutes until they turn those on. bart 23 trains in service no delays. ace 1 out on time, no issues. normal service for capital corridor. >> san francisco unified school students go back to school. >> muni has been facing a driver shortage recently. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live in russian hill. >> reporter: good morning. warnings have gone out, adjustments have been made so everyone's expectations should be set. they should be ready to roll with whatever happens today. yes, the school district here in san francisco did put out

warning students and staff members could be delayed because there is a driver shortage at muni. muni tells us they have adjusted and they took 72 operators from part-time status to full time and made that move on friday to get them ready for this week. they say that's going to provide 700 more hours from their workers this week. they are hoping that that will have a huge impact as the students head back to school, but the school district has been put on notice just in case the staff is ready. anything could happen today on this first day of school. we'll be watching, but everyone take note, there could be some issues with muni today. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. happening today the attorney for a man arrested by i.c.e. in san bernardino plans to file a motion to have him released on bond. the man was taken into custody wednesday when he and his pregnant wife were stopped at a gas station on the way to the hospital to deliver their baby.

i.c.e. says he is wanted for an arrest in mexico on homicide charges. his attorney denies any criminal history in mexico. i.c.e. is moving forward with proceedings to have him deported. new this morning, a public warning issued by the san francisco d.a.'s office to city restaurants to watch out for cyber extortionists. according to "the chronicle" at least two restaurants, one in hayes valley and the other in dog patch have received threatening letters they say they will send pictures to news outlets unless the restaurant pays them a sum. the felony is punishable by two years in jail and fines. president trump trying to discredit a "new york times" report that white house counsel met with special counsel robert mueller. the report confirmed by abc news said don mcgahn cooperated with the special counsel into russia's meddling with the election. in a tweet mr. trump said he allowed mcgahn to fully

cooperate with the special counsel. meanwhile, president trump's lawyer rudy giuliani said he's not going to rush the president into testifying with the special counsel. giuliani says the president could get trapped into perjury. >> when you tell me that, you know, he should testify because he's going to tell the truth and shouldn't worry that's silly because it's somebody's version of the truth, not the truth. he didn't have a conversation -- >> truth is truth. i don't mean to go like -- >> no, it isn't truth. truth isn't truth. >> sources tell abc news among the topics exploratorimueller w speak with mcgahn about was the circumstances surrounding the firing of james comey. one of the prominent activists of the metoo movement has reportedly settled a complaint against her by a young actor that says she sexually assaulted him. according to the new york times she paid $380,000 to her accuser jimmy bennett who was 17 at the time. in a notice of intent to sue

bennett says the actress sexually assaulted him in a southern california hotel in 2017. she was one of the first women to publicly accuse harvey weinstein of sexual misconduct. a father and son barely made out of glacier national park in montana where a major forest fire is burning out of control. >> the car is heating up. it's going to explode. >> that's justin and his 70-year-old father charles driving through an inferno earlier this month. they were backpacking and didn't expect the fire to reach their location, but then the winds shifted. both men hopped back into a car and escaped the flames. at one point driving in reverse down a narrow mountain road. >> we can't get out. >> when i put the car in reverse and looked out the back window i couldn't see anything. i didn't have the headlights anymore. >> firefighters have built a fire break along the scenic going to the sun road to keep flames from spreading further near the park. more than 7,000 acres have burned.

time now approaching 4:37 on this monday morning. we have a lot of students headed back to school today. you saw amy hollyfield in san francisco, just one of the school districts headed back today. in san francisco afternoon highs in the mid 60s. redwood city going back with a high of 77. sonoma valley unified in the north bay, 84 this afternoon. most spots are holding in the 50s to low 60s. a couple exceptions, santa rosa where we have dense fog this morning in the upper 40s. the light jacket grab it as you head out the door this morning. into the afternoon we'll see sunnier skies. time this out for you on future weather. 7:00 this morning you see a lot of cloud cover around the bay shoreline and that cloud cover will be slow to pull back to the coast. still by 10:00 in the morning san francisco and the coastline deal with the cloud cover. into the afternoon most spots will see sunnier skies. we take a look outside, live look, we have that outcast sky over san francisco. here's the next three days. today it's a very comfortable

afternoon. it's not as hot as we were over the weekend. 70s and 80s in much of the region. tomorrow will be the coolest day all week. temperatures below average for this time of the year but by wednesday, we'll bump those numbers up a couple degrees. the next couple days really comfortable and cool for this time of the year pep enjoy if you don't like the heat. >> soak it up and enjoy it. >> i love it. >> i do too. don't tell jessica castro. >> she loves the heat. >> exactly. >> we're doing okay on the roads. no major issues to talk about. we are still fully in the green here for these drive times. southbound 101 santa rosa to petaluma, wide open at 15 minutes. could have fog along the stretch this morning. make sure you're driving for conditions. westbound 580, castro valley to the maze in the green at 13 minutes, northbound 101 between 280 and 680 and highway 5 at 12 minutes. speaking of the south bay commute, 101 at that 880 interchange. the north bay side starting to fill in. we don't have blocking incidents

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time approaching 4:42. visibility, issues in the north bay we want to make you aware of. down to zero as bad as it gets on our visibility map this morning. santa rosa has dense fog and patchy fog around petaluma and half moon bay. we're dealing with that this morning. hour by hour on future weather and show you the cloud cover. by 7:00 this morning see widespread low cloud cover, gradual slow clearing to the coast. this afternoon we'll be cooler than we were over the weekend. we'll take a look at the seven-day forecast coming up in about four minutes. guys? >> thanks, drew. developing news this morning in the case of a missing iowa college student who spent part of her childhood in the east bay. mollie tibbett's father has take an break from the search heading back home to fresno. rob tibbett's says it wasn't his choice. law enforcement told family members they should return to their day-to-day lives as the

investigation continues. it's been over a month since mollie was last seen. two north bay cities are no longer using roundup weed killer. a jury awarded a former groundskeeper with terminal cancer $289.2 million. abc 7 news reporter katie utehs has more on the organic approach. >> reporter: these small faces are a huge motivation for novato's mayor josh fryday. >> a saying you put your money behind your values and in our community we value the environment, we value protecting our children. >> reporter: the city will no longer use the weed killer roundup or products containing the chemical glyphosate. >> the world health organization did declare roundup carcinogenic quite a while ago. >> reporter: it's a victory for groups like sustainable novato that have advocated against potentially dangerous chemicals for years. >> the truth is you can't put a price tag on your children's

health and the health of your pets and loved ones. >> reporter: a jury did put a price tag on one man's terminal cancer, awarding a former benicia groundskeeper $289.2 million. dewayne lee johnson sprayed the weed killer in bulk 30 times a year. 2.5 years into the job a diagnosis of non-hodgkin's lymphoma. >> way bigger than me. hopefully this thing will start to get the attention that it needs to get right so folks can make a good choice. >> reporter: monsanto, the makers of roundup, say they will appeal. >> the verdict today, it doesn't change the overwhelming scientific evidence and the 40 years of safe use of glyphosate around the world. >> this wasn't the worst rule, but we wanted to make sure our community knew we were taking these steps. >> reporter: the city is seeking volunteers to help groundskeepers pull weeds.

novato's smart station is a perfect example of this landscaping. volunteers do organic gardening here pulling weeds, putting down mulch and using recycled water. >> if we all do a little bit it adds up. >> reporter: the city of benicia has gone glyphosate-free. katie utehs, abc 7 news. a british woman survived ten hours treading water after falling from a cruise ship. it's not clear how the 46-year-old woman fell overboard yesterday. norwegian cruise lines called the croatian coast guard to search for her. >> i fell off the back of the norwegian star and i was in the water for ten hours. these wonderful guys rescued me. >> your name is? >> kay. i am very lucky to be alive. >> that is incredible. the woman was taken to the hospital. the cruise ship line says she's not hurt and in good spirits, despite that terrifying ordeal.

>> i don't understand how she did that. new this morning, 90 days until mickey mouse turns 90s. disney announced a pop-up exhibit to celebrate called "mickey the true original exhibition" that will open in new york in november. it will feature artwork and short films of everyone's favorite mouse. his official birthday is november 18th. that's when he debuted in "steamboat willy." i should mention i did look into this. >> of course you did. shocker. >> they're supposed to be doing other pop-ups in other cities as a part of this. hopefully san francisco will be a part of that, but that isn't confirmed right now. >> if not i'm sure reggie will be on the first flight out there. >> exactly. >> that's so cool. 90s. >> he looks good. >> great. >> i mean he doesn't look a day over -- i don't know, 9. >> 9. >> yeah. >> how old does he look? i don't know. >> like drew tuma, he's a skinny

legend. >> oh. i like that. how tall is mickey? >> not as tall as you. >> just wondering. talk about what's happening in accuweather, fog issues in the north bay. live doppler 7 and satellite showing you the marine layer and shading of gray on your screen that's the low cloud cover this morning. temperature wise we're in the upper 50s to low 60s, the lone exception where we have the fog in santa rosa at this hour. we're in the upper 40s. a bit of a chill in the atmosphere in the north bay on this monday morning. we will have that haze in our atmosphere later on today. you probably saw it over the weekend if you were out and about in the bay area. moderate air quality across the region. we do not have a spare the air day but notice haze in our atmosphere once again. highs today, cooler than over the weekend. you don't see 90s in our inland, east bay valleys. 87 for concord, 86 livermore, about 65 in san francisco. it will take some time for that sun to pop out in the city,

probably around 1:00 or 2:00 this afternoon that's when we will see sunnier skies. 79 the high in napa. the accuweather seven-day forecast, it is a cooler afternoon around the region. tuesday in fact is the coolest day all week. we expect coastal drizzle tomorrow morning and we stay below average, little change through the extended forecast and saturday and sunday morning fog, afternoon sunshine, temperatures slightly below average for this time of the year. see how the roads are doing this morning. >> no complaining for me at least in the weather center there and no complaining traffic wise. we are really quiet so far today. heading out to the central valley, a little heavy, westbound 205, 13 and 22 miles an hour out of tracy, that's to be expected. s san mateo bridge, nice and light, westbound side of 92 no issues leaving hayward into foster city. so far so good this morning. >> twitter's ceo jack dorsey is committed to curbing fake news

from the platform but no timetable for how the company will approach the intssue. he discussed the issue surrounding alex jones. twitter suspended jones' account for a week after he tweeted a link to a video calling for supporters to get their battle rifles ready against the media and others. dorsey says politics on social media tend to be divisive, but it's important to talk about. >> i believe it's important to see those. i believe it's important to see the dark areas of society so that we can acknowledge and address them and i think the only way to address them is through conversation. it is hard especially when it feels toxic and you want to walk away from it. >> dorsey says social media and tech companies need to be transparent and open about its actions. netflix is facing backlash after the streaming service confirmed it's testing ads on its original content. >> kendisand linda have the details. netflix customers concerned

aboutia interrupting theirworry. >> that's what netflix is saying after viewers complained about promotions popping up between shows. netflix says it's only testing the ads and they're only for netflix programs and not for commercial content. amazon has quietly stopped selling one of its kindle. >> the voyage is no longer available on the internet retailer site. the voyage was released four years ago, lighter, thinner, less expensive than the basic kindle which is still available. are you ready for friday night lights on twitter? >> adidas is partnering with twitter to live stream high school games. they'll start this fall and include teams from california, georgia, florida, nevada, indiana and the games start on september 7th. >> twitter, of course, already se nfl games. >> yes. >> those are your tech bites. >> have a great day. a kitten rescued off a bay area highway looking for a forever home. >> and it's your chance to help the family of a fallen chp officer. the coffee chain holding a

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tonight the rangers in town so first pitch temperature cool at 65 degrees and sunset at 7:55. by the ninth as the game is wrapping up we're dropping into the low 60s. alexis? >> thanks, drew. measle cases are on the rise

in california. the state is seeing more cases this year than all of last year. the department of public health reports 18 cases so far. last year there were 15 cases statewide. the cdc says many of the people who get measles have not been vaccinated and the world health organization says measles is one of the leading causes of death for children. how do you get rid of old contact lenses. flushing lenses contribute to pollution in lakes, oceans and rivers. that's because they don't break down completely in sewer systems. doctors suggest contact lenses come with labels recommending users to dispose of lenses in the garbage. americans use about 14 billion contact lenses every years resulting in an estimated 50,000 pounds winding up in sinks and toilets. >> you taught me something. i will change my habits. a fundraiser will take place to help the family of an officer. dutch bro's coffee will host a

benefit for kirk griffith's family. the chain will donate $1 from every drink sold. he died august 10th. a pick-up hit him after he made a traffic stop and the man he stopped was also killed. a kitten is up for adoption after a good samaritan saved him from the rush hour traffic last month. the kitten named leo in honor of the man who saved him was too young for adoption when first brought in. leo received specialized care at a kitten nursery and he's two months old and has been neutered and vaccinated. anyone interested in adoption can pay that $120 fee and should visit the peninsula humane society in burlingame. >> meow. cutest cat ever. >> has personality. >> he is going to get love i bet from a family shortly. so adorable. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you we have the issue of fog this morning in the north bay. one to three milth

bay this morning you'll encounter dense fog. we'll feature that early on. the fog and typical august-like fashion the cloud cover gradually pulling back to the coast. by 4:00, we'll see sunshine away from the coast, but it will be a cooler afternoon compared to the weekend. 70s and 80s, the name of the game away from the coast. that's weather. get a check of the roads with alexis. >> good morning. we are really quiet so far today. a prime example of that, nobody on 580 on the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. two vehicles coming toward us. hopefully that's what you'll encounter. that's what our cameras look like. mass transit no delays there either. 33 bart trains in service, still in the green, ace 1 out on time out of the central valley today and normal service, no delays for san francisco bay ferry. "crazy rich asians" is the top movie at the box office, bringing in more money than

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good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> hopefully you enjoyed the warmer weather over the weekend because a cool down is coming. >> temperatures are about to drop it like it's not hot. >> i didn't write that but read it. >> 2004 snoop dog reference for all of you. good morning, monday, august 20th. natasha, jessica and mike are sleeping in this morning. >> we're very hip here and very cool. >> right on the trends. >> you are never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. meteorologist drew tuma has a look. >> i can't touch this. >> you can't. >> i think that broke me. >> our producer eric is good with the words this morning. live doppler 7, visibility right now we do have some fog in the north bay. visibility in santa rosa, it is down to a mile. early on this morning as you're out a