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now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> listen to your radio and vacate immediately. >> warnings are sounding in hawaii tonight. the next few hours will be critical as hurricane lane continues to bring high winds, flooding, and mudslides to the islands. good evening. >> lane remains a category 3 storm tonight. let's give you a live picture from the big island. it is dark there, but you can probably still tell those palm trees are blowing in the wind. a tropical storm warning is in effect and flooding is a major concern. >> the national weather service says the highest threat of rain and wind shifts to maui overnight. uber is providing free rides to and from red cross shelters.

we'll touch base with sandhya patel for the latest on this hurricane. >> yeah, this is a slow-moving soaker. hurricane lane still a category 3, packing winds of 120 miles per hour, 170 miles southwest of ki kilua. so far, up to two feet of rain has fallen on the big island. it is going to weak on the a tropical storm by sunday. now, look at live doppler 7, it is tracking some rain across the big island. they've seen flooding and they'll continue to see major problems as isolated spots could pick up 30 to 40 inches of rain. watches and warnings are up and wave heights increasing. seeing the winds gusting over 45 to 50 miles an hour. kristen? >> sandhya, thanks so much.

the storm has had a serious impact on flights in and out of the bay area. kate larson joins us live now where people have been changing travel plans in a hurry. >> reporter: that's right. many flights from sfo to the hawaiian islands have been canceled. but i'm hearing from passengers that airlines are actually adding flights to get people out of hawaii. but first, let's take a look at why so many people are worried about hurricane lane to begin with. video from the rainbow falls shows how much water hurricane lane is bringing to the island. >> lots and lots of rain. i mean, it's pumping over here. >> reporter: she says this photo shows what the area above the falls normally looks like. but once lane brought in the

rain wednesday, she took this video of the river swelling. 24 hours later and there's more water overflowing. travelers flying to and from sfo show eed an abundance of cautio. >> we welt felt like we were in danger. >> reporter: this couple lives in vermont, but decided to buy tickets away from hawaii and ended up in san francisco. >> i'm $4,000 in debt right now just to get off that island. >> reporter: others were trying to get back to hawaii. david chung works for salvation army. they changed their flights to get home to honolulu as soon as possible. >> we're here at the airport because we're trying to beat the hurricane back, which you probably won't. it won't be in full mode yet. >> reporter: so everyone we spoke to at sfo tonight who had

hawaii plane tickets was changing their itinerary because of the hurricane. if you have hawaii plans, best to check with your airlines because there are a lot of cancellations and delays. kate larson, "abc7 news." >> thank you very much. at oakland, three arrivals from hawaii came in on time tonight. in san jose, one flight from honolulu was canceled. united airlines canceled all flights two and from maui. >> if you have a trip planned to hawaii in the next few days, you can rebook for free. but the new flight usually has to be within a couple of weeks, so may or may not work for your schedule. if the airline cancels your flight, you get your money back. we have information on all the major carriers at abc7news.com. let's move on. firefighters are working into the night monitoring a fight that broke out outside the tesla family in fremont.

the flames billowed above contractor road around 5:30 this evening. this shows what it looked like from a ground. a tesla spokesperson said some cardboard materials caught fire and the flames then spread to a patch of grass. power lines also then caught fire. no one was hurt and none of the buildings were damaged. firefighters are watching for hot spots after flames broke out on mt. diablo around 3:30 this afternoon. you can see how the fire is in the state park near hunt rosumm. >> because some of that in an unusual move, a spare the air alert was issued tonight through tomorrow. smoke from the wildfires suddenly blew straight into the bay area. this is what it looked like from

our tower cams at sunset. carlos is live in berkeley tonight with how bad the air forced people to change their plans. this is a real mess for a lot of people. >> reporter: that's right. these conditions coming from those wildfires burning on the west coast, the air quality so bad it forced the cancellation of several outdoor practices. as night fell, this orange haze served as a reminder of the smoky conditions seen through much of the day. >> it is sad the fact that people live in this, have to breathe this air. >> reporter: if you were outdoors at all, chances are your noticed the darkness, which had some thinking it was the fog. >> it doesn't seem that smoky actually. it's like pretty stiff breeze right here. >> reporter: eric gellarman was out walking the dogs after

docker practice got canceled. >> a little disappointed. we were a little late forpractid five seconds before we got there, i just said oh, it's canceled. >> reporter: most of the games at the regional sports complex were called off due to air quality. but a few decided to stick it out. others enjoyed the breezy conditions. >> i don't really alter my daily routine because of the smoke. >> reporter: health officials advise people to stay indoors. >> avoid outdoor activities, especially if you suffer from a respiratory condition. >> reporter: if you see or smell smoke, take the necessary steps to protect your health. and you will want to make sure and check if other outdoor activities have been canceled for tomorrow. >> carlos, thank you. all the bad air is having an

impact on the flights at sfo. there are two hour delays on arrivals because of smoke and low ceiling. a san francisco man investigators think started a fire on the border last month is in jail. prosecutors say he set a debris fire that spret quickly and he himself called 911. the fire burned more than 38,000 acres. thousands had to evacuate as a result. one person was killed. this is the view atop san jose's communications hill. the drive up is currently surrounded by barren hillsides, but some neighbors say they see plenty of potential for unique type of development. vineyards. amanda is live tonight with details. amanda? >> reporter: yeah, vineyards to

eliminate the dry grass and give the community a real tuscan feel and much more. views and vineyards, that's what neighborhoods will soon be a reality for residents. >> the undeveloped slope of the hill, that right now is planned to be undevel lopped non non-landscaped area. >> reporter: an area which burned ten acres last year. >> that was one of the eye opening experiences we had. from that, we said what can we do with all this dead grass? so we brainstormed and said, what if we put grapevines on the side of the hill. >> reporter: once the vines are grown, it would eliminate the grass serving as a firebreak. eventually, neighbors will vote on whether they want to use

existing tax funds. >> it's the first time san jose has had this kind of project come forward. it's innovative and we look forward to working on it. >> reporter: thursday, the grand opening of the park is part of the development obligation. but it will be sometime before vines start growing here. as project managers are only beginning to plant the seeds of possibility. >> it's never been done before, so it's a little challenging. but we'll get it done. >> reporter: jerry tells me the idea is to have a somewhat function alvin yard, though operational aspects like harvesting have not been decided. >> okay. amanda, thank you very much. new information about the death of mollie tibbetts. what a preliminary autopsy reveals about how she dies. how much alcohol is safe to drink? you may not want to hear the results.

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found alcohol was the leading risk factor for disease and premature death. a brand new house opens this sunday, but it's no ordinary house. it's the 2018 idea sunset magazine idea house. >> david louie has this look inside. >> reporter: who doesn't look to tour a house and discover interesting ideas and features? sunset's 2018 idea house looks like a traditional craftsman. on the main left, it's difficult to distinction the outdoors from the inside. even the staircase lets light through. >> what a house would have would be the picket rail and this has a glass rail. >> reporter: the house is 2900 square feet, three bedrooms and

a study. >> it lived more like a 4,000 square foot house. even the basement has flow in and out. >> reporter: the basement has a media room with a built-in bar. it's filled with light and there's plenty of technology too, including lighting controls by noon home. >> if you're cooking, the heights will be better. if you're entertaining, you can set it to entertaining mode. >> the bedrooms are not oversized. >> i think smaller bedrooms are sort of what people are after right now. >> reporter: ticketed tour also provide people with ideas for remodels or new construction. it took 13 months to build this house from the ground up. the question is, how much is this idea house going to cost wen it goes up for sale? the answer, $3.6 million. david louie, "abc7 news." >> that is pretty cool.

so out there tonight even still, you can see all the smoke and haze. >> it's really been bad. how long will it continue? sandhya patel is here. not great news. >> tomorrow, it will be awful again. it will start to improve as we head into the weekend. i want to show you the time lapse. at the time the sun was setting, it was so obvious to see the fun going down because of the smoke from the wildfires out west. that reddish hue is from the smoky skies at sunset at 7:52, which is why a spare the air alert has been issued for tomorrow, unhealthy air quality for parts of the bay area. air quality advisory continues through sunday. and that smoke, along with the marine layer, is impacting visibility. down to six miles at sfo. down to four miles in livermore, tracking a deep marine layer.

that means a push towards low clouds. 50s and 60s, the buoy temperatures were in the 60s just a short time ago. 61 degrees right now at half moon bay. so we don't have the strong winds to cause the upwelling of the cold water, so it might be feeling muggy, so dealing with mist and drizzle tomorrow morning. here's a look at the weekend. minor warming expected on saturday. temperatures in the mid 80s. hazy on sunday, but not all parts of the bay area will have to deal with the smoke. so we will see some improvement. a very gray view of san francisco. sfo has been reporting over two-hour delays on arriving flights. if you're flying out tomorrow from our local airports, smoke may impact and cause delays. morning overcast and spotty drizzle. below average temperatures are

expected into next week. hour by hour, between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m., you'll see widespread low clouds, spotty drizzle. low clouds pull back to the coast. some parts of the coast will see sun. drizzle in the morning, may slow down your commute, so just allow extra time. most of you in the 50s. tomorrow afternoon, temperatures in the mid 60s. those ocean temperatures running higher than usual, keeping it milder than normal along the coast. low 80s, cooler than average this time of the year, and it's a morning gray, hazy day, milder conditions for the weekend with low 60s on the coast. temperatures still below average, no sign of heat, only in the low 80s. it's going to get cooler. low 80s inland. download the accuweather app and check out the temperatures any time you want. >> thank you, sandhya. tomorrow on "good morninggoi

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it is not just people being rushed to safety as hurricane lane gets closer to making landfall in hawaii. a tourist here in west maui trying to corral flamingos and swans to get them inside. a worker had to chase after one and catch it in his arms. >> they were just being very fowl today, weren't they? they were taken care of, as well. a lot going on in sports today. >> yeah, let's talk about some baseball here. he leads all of baseball in home runs, but a lot of fans don't even know his name. oh, a's fans know.

they just call him crush.

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good evening. trevor cahill, dominant at home, e.r.a. under 1. over 6 on the road. the painting of chris davis, a ferocious k.d. right there. and crush likes this. second inning, this is his major league leading 39th of the season, one more than j.d. martinez. 1-0, a's. twins take the lead in the fourth. mitch garber to the gap here. two runs score.

4-2, minnesota. cahill, five innings and five ru run. top five, a two-out flare to left. matt olson rounding third. here comes the throw. out. the a's challenge. olson never got his foot on the plate. 6-4, a's lose. giants wrapping up a series with the mets in new york. jacob degrom, look at this pitch. hundley walks here. madison bumgarner makes him pay. degrom would park at the umpire and say you can't miss that, you can't miss that. and smak smacks some water giants split a four-game series

and win it 3-1. back home versus texas tomorrow. little league world series. the winner advancing to the u.s. championship. georgia is down 3-2. oh, no, he lost it. tied at 3-3. later in the afternoon, going to pop up, two outs, should be inning over, right? steven martinez is like, i got it, i got it, oh, no. georgia scores the game-winning run and they'll face hawaii in the u.s. championship game. preseason football, browns and eagles. remember how good nick foles was in the super bowl? he was the mvp. he trips in the end zone for a safety. lost a fumble. threw a couple of picks. the eagles were awful. the browns won this game 5-0. yes, 5-0. this is going to get your attention. this is a korean tae kwan do

team. these guys are amazing. look at the hang time there. you remember when i was doing a lot of karate. i looked like him right there. i used to finish with a little bit more of a roundoff. a twist. i was a very dangerous man for a while. >> this is like a dance routine as well it's so artistic.

and now, moving right along, >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- mandy moore, from "eighth grade," elsie fisher, and music from dennis lloyd. and now, moving right along, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. very nice. i appreciate it. i'm jimmy, i am the host. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. on this special day. actually -- thank you. this is a doubly special day. today, today i