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. now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> tonight a wild fire is raging in napa county, exploding in size in just a matter of hours. >> literally as we're talking here we definitely anticipate that to significantly increase overnight. >> firefighters haven assault fighting not only on the ground but getting aid from the air. people are being told they need to leave now before it's too late and the flamsz take their homes. >> we've learned over the years you just don't fool around. just leave.uble with fires this evening. good evening, thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. more than 100 homes are in danger from that wild fire burning in napa county. >> mandatory evacuation orders in "r" in effect if the berryessa estates neighborhood. that's where we are live near the fire line.

carlos? >> yeah, we're not far from the front lines here in the staging area. you can probably see the orange glow behind me. the fire continues to burn tonight moving east ward. the good news out here is that no homes have been lost, but today's heat and strong winds helped dry the flames. the flames from the snell fire scene intensify into the late evening hours, around 200 homes in the berryessa estates neighborhood threatened and under mandatory evacuation orders. >> grabbed a few things, got the dog and left. >> sharon and don heed it had warning, packing up what they could. watch the plume of smoke from a safe distance. >> we've lived in this community for 24 years. and just in a matter of minutes things can go, so they are possessions that can be replaced.

>> some decided to stay behind? we're getting stuff ready in case we have to leave. >> one resident even took a garden hose and sprayed down her house, a last-minute effort to protect her property. >> we've seen time and time again people wait until the last minute and that's really what we don't want to see happen, especially incidents like this where we're in small canyon areas with really homes that are difficult to get to. >> fire crews moved in as many resources as possible to save homes. a big part of the fire fight happening from the air. >> i had several air tankers fighting this fire as well as resources on the ground. hand crews, really converging on this incident to get it under control. >> this fire only the latest pattern of what's already been an active fire season. and there is an evacuation center at the pope valley farm center nearby. in the meantime, firefighters

home that the weather cooperates overnight so they can make some progress on this fire. reporting live in napa county, abc 7 news. , now, the weather has been such a big factor driving the wild fires in california this year. >> for a look at what firefighters are dealing with in napa, let's get to lisa. >> the temperatures rebounded today back into the 90s, so it was a warm and dry day with those winds out of the north, no fog at all. 70s right now, 1% relative humiliated a slight gust at 11 miles an hour. so the winds over the next 24 hours will be calm to start but will be breezy out of the west tomorrow, 13 to 17 miles an hour. even though temperatures are going to be just a few degrees cooler tomorrow, maybe three or so, it's really the middle of the week where the temperatures go way down and not only do we get a break in the north bay mountains but the entire bay

area. we'll see much cooler temperatures. when we to talk about haze and smoke in the forecast because of this fire for your sunday outlook. we have it for you a little bit later. >> that relief can't come soon enough. developing news a's wild fire burning near interstate 5 in that's county is still in flames. two homes have been destroyed and several communities have been evacuated. firefighters think the delta fire will keep the i-5 north of redding area shut down through the weekend. truckers and travelers have been spending hours on the road going through detowers. linda lopez with the other challenges now firefighters are facing. >> california gripped in its worst years of wildfires ever. more than 1.2 far. walls of flames roaring through forests. thousands of trees destroyed,

some 70 feet tall. exhausted firefighters battling three major fires in northern california. and attacking the infernos from the air. near the oregon/california state line, forcing 45 miles of highway to be closed. zwrints danger of a fire trapping people in cars and trucks. >> that just caught on fire. we cannot stay right here. we got to walk. >> burnout trees falling onto the road also threaten motorists. drivers now forced to take longer detours to get through. >> one hopefulful sign, winds are dying down and the temperatures are getting lower. giving firefighters the opportunity to try and gain the upper hand on the fires this weekend. linda lopez, abc news, new york. people felt a little rumble across the east bay today, a 2.8

magnitude earthquake hit just after 1:00 this afternoon. it was centered in oakland. people reported feeling a quick shake, but no damage or injuries. it certainly caught the attention of many people. look at the reactions an social media. one person compared it to a big truck going by her house. another person posted they thought a car hit a wall in the garage. this one sums it up. felt that one. new at 11:00, anti-semitic fliers naming a white supremacists group have been found in five east bay sin nothings ahead of the jewish holidays. more on the rent uptick on racist progressed in the bay area. >> regional director of the anti-defamation league says someone placed these anti-semitic fliers at five east bay synagogues. >> it's important shine a light on hate, to expose it.

>> the flyer was involved with the white supremacist rally in charlottesville but has since read it to recruitment efforts and trolling. >> it used to be they hid behind hoods, now people tend to hide behind the internet or social media. >> temple beth shalo shalo shalo leandro found the flyer. >> the police department is aware of the flyer. while there are no specific threats of violence, the department will increase patrols around the synagogue. >> temple beth shalom released this statement, quote, these hate groups stand for the very opposite of our values of love and inclusivity. we are fortunate to have a close-knit community. we wish our entire community a sweet and happy new year.

>> hopefully it doesn't escalate and hopefully we can put an end to it and find who did this. >> while they are small, they do exist. and they have felt emboldened to express themselves. >> the adl says progressed like this should be reported to the organization and local police so it can be documented. similar fliers w in michigan. in san leandro, abc7 news. it's finally over, every piece of the old eastern span of the bay bridge that needed to be removed is gone. in a matter of seconds caltrans successfullye last two remaining piers on the bridge's east span. these were the final two foundations that needed to be removed. traffic on the bridge was temporarily stopped and the bike path was closed for hours. sky 7 through over the aftermath.

take a look at the dark debris kicked up by the explosives. four remaining foundations will be left in place and will be converted into observation platforms as part of a new park. a former us baseball star faces charges tonight in connection with a domestic violence incident. 24-year-old jabari bird is accused of assaulting and kipping someone. he's expected in court on monday. boston police say he's been guarded by police in a hospital. bird grew up in walnut creek and played basketball at richard. the celtics are aware of the incident and are taking it very seriously. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00. >> you owe me an apology. i have never cheated in my life. >> tennis star serena williams goes off during the finals of the u.s. open. the call that had her fuming. tens of thousands of people filled the streets of san

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sky 7 showed thousands of people taking a stand and marching against climate change. amber kerr is worried about her kids' future. they're two and five-year-olds and the world is going o look very different by the time they're my age, let alone by grandmother's age. >> joseph traveled from uganda. >> it's not just about one country, one area, one people. the planet is one. >> it's been a year of historic wild fires. there's drought in many part of the world. sea levels are rising. >> the march comes before world leaders arrive in san francisco for a global climate summit organized by the u.n. and governor jerry brown. >> we're here to demand our elected leaders to more about climate change. >> on saturday governor brown signed two bills to block the trump administration's offshore oil drilling expansion. in a statement the governor sent to the trump administration is

simple, not here, not now. we will not let the federal government pillage public lands and destroy our treasured coast. but some activists say that's not enough because the governor is still approving onshore drilling projects throughout the state. >>we need governor the brown set a new bar for climate leadership by saying no to new oil wells. >> moving away from fossil fuels towards renewal energy is a move even dinosaurs seem to like. these are all made be nontoxic paint and organizers hope they stick around for next week's climate summit. abc 7 news. an ambitious project to collect garbage polluting our oceans is now making its way to the middle of the pacific. sky 7 flew over san francisco bay and this large nearly 2,000-foot boom began its trek into the ocean.

the 24 inventor is hoping the boom will corral plastic litter that's floating between california and hawaii. >> we love the marine life, so we want to save them from the harmful plastic which is out there. so all of the design we've done is with that in mind. we don't want to harm. we want to save them. >> the organization believes the great pacific garbage patch made up of 80,000 tons of plastic garbage can be cut in half. dozens of women and a few men were bust ago move at "n" walnut creek auditioning for the warriors senior dance team. abc 7 news was there for tryouts open to anyone or older. the contenders all told us they are huge warriors fans and were also just there-to-a little fun. >> if i make oh, i'll be so high on a cloud, you won't even believe it. it would be a dream come true. >> you go, girls.

the dance team director says more people shadow than she was expecting. this will be the fourth dance team for the warriors. all the dance teams will be part of performances on the oracle arena during the upcoming season. >> don't look over here. not this year, not next year. >> you qualify. >> yeah, i'm of that age. but anyway, time to check the weather forecast. let's get out of this. here's lisa. >> hi, everyone. certainly warmed up today. we didn't have much of a marine lair. the absence is what you notice here. we'll see a big of patchy fog reform overnight along the san eoong at the dry therwise, conditions, the tropics right now, hurricane olivia has weak understand to a category 1. continues to move to the west at 16 miles an hour. it will impact hawaii, in fact, by tuesday and wednesday. looking at some flooding rains. lane was just here a couple

weeks ago. even though it's a tropical storm, certainly can bring mud slides and some high surf. now into the atlantic with tropical storm florence just below hurricane status. look what happens how quickly this intensifies into a major hurricane by wednesday. it'll be a category 4. and by thursday impacting north and south carolina, evacuations are already under way. looking for some trontial rain, high surf and it could hang out a little bit along the eastern seaboard. still a lot of uncertainty. we'll be watching it for you and the tropics in the atlantic remain active behind florence. right now temperatures are in the 60s. pretty mild out there in concord. 68. 61 in hayward. 60 no los gatos. morgan hill, 66. 50 in half moon bay. our forecast highlights featuring little in the way of fog. you see how clear it is right now with upper 50s in the city, 50, half moon bay.

nice night out there and we will look for the topaz drop into the 50s, but overall waking up to patchy fog. could see a little haze in the n north bay in lake county. could see a little bit of that tomorrow even though we're expecting a lot of sunshine. certainly it could be a little bit poor quality for you in the north bay. a little cooler tomorrow, much cooler by the middle of the week. overall for most of you, especially in the south central bay and the santa clara valley, good air quality, but the hazy skies in the north bay due to just an additional fire that broke out late this afternoon. 54 in richard overnight. tomorrow morning in the 50s in san jose. we'll look for a beach day with low 60s in ocean beach and half moon bay. seventies in santa cruz. in the south bay tomorrow look for low 80s in san jose. peninsula, upper 70s. redwood city at the beach, partly to mostly sunny. upper 60s in san francisco. just a little bit cooler than

yesterday, upper 80s, hazy conditions. mid-70s for you in san leandro. you head inland and we'll see another warm day here, but maybe two or three degrees cooler. the accuweather seven-day forecast showing a big, big cooldown midweek with temperatures barely at 80 inland. we need that to have the help the firefighters. then it looks warmer by next weekend. >> if only it can be sooner than that. thanks. still ahead, some diners at a california restaurant got quite a surprise.

. diners at a southern california mexican restaurant got quite the shock when a woman came crashing through the ceiling this week. >> employees say the woman asked to use the restroom, went inside

and wasn't seen again until her surprise landing. she got into the ceiling the law false panel. diners got out of the way of her fall because they heard the noise in the ceiling first. the woman had minor injuries. >> and a lot of explaining to do. >> there's a lot more to the story i feel like. >> no shoes on and a false panel. that's really strange. >> he was just trying to prove gae aggravate w gravity was still working. >> the cardinals and the trojans on the

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number 10 stanford opened pac-12 play tonight against number 17 usc. in a game many considered a preview of this year's conference title game. love held to 29 yards last week by san diego state. finished with 136 yards on 22 carries. 125 left in the first half. daniels stripped on fourth and 2. nine yard from where they would have taken over. stanford goes the other way. the cardinal kept the trojans out of the end zone. the first time that's happened since 2016. an antoine with the pick late in the fourth. stanford goes on to win 17-3. our chris alvarez was there. >> stanford did much of the daniel on the first half, scoring once again late in fact

first half on their final offensive possession. book that end with two late interceptions in the second half. that was key in the win over usc. >> the plan is to go 1-0 every week. this one is big. nce i'vee i've played sc three times. i've been on the sideline for two of them. so it felt really good personal and as a team to beat these guys. >> we have so many opportunities. if you go back and watch this game, there's so many close opportunities that we have and once we got started, it's a fun thing to watch. >> stanford beginnings pac-12 play 1-0. they'll jump out of conference to take on uc davis next week. down on the farm with the cardinal, chris alvarez, abc7 news sports. naomi osaka made history to become the first japanese to win over serena williams today. it came with drama and controversy through no fault of

her own. osaka took the first set, 6-2. williams coach made this gesture. the entire assessed serena a code violation for receiving coaching during a match. flv later in the set, you can see serena slamming after osaka broke her serve. she was hit with a second violation, that came with a point penalty. williams up 3-2 at that point and a short time later, still upset wiemz called the umpire a thief. the umpire gave her a game penalty which put her down 3-5. serena voiced her frustration to the the referees. >> are you kidding me? i said you're a thief because you stole a point from me. i'm not a cheater. lose a game for saying that is not fair. there's men out here that do a lot more. because i'm a woman you're going to take this away from me? >> they see williams almost in tiers ever tears and at match

point, osaka with her booming serve would win, 6-2, 6-4, her first grand slam final. beats her childhood idol, through booze that were aimed at the chair umpire. this report is sponsored by river rock casino. it was definitely a tough one because serena brought up a great point. there are a lot of men in men's tennis that have yield obscenities at the umpire. >> roger federer even. >> fans don't pay to see the officials at tennis. >> they don't. >> much more to come on abc 7 news at 11:00. an off-duty police officer walks into the wrong apartment and kills a man. the questions being raised by the police chief. >> james comey making the rounds

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thanks for sticking around. >> i'm dion lim. in tonight's top stories a wildfire in napa county near lake berryessa is continuing to burn. firefighters are working into the night. >> more than 1,700 acres have been charred, almost 200 families have been forced out of their homes. the blaze is now 10% contained since it broke out almost nine hours ago. >> anti-semitic fliers naming a white supremacist group have been found at five east bay synagogues ahead of the jewish high holds. there's no specific threat of violence. religious leaders say they will not be intimidated. police are increasing patrols but say they do that every year during the holidays.

>> 30,000 filled the streets of san francisco protesting over climate change. the march was part of what's being called a global day of action days before world leaders, researchers and activists arrive in san francisco far global climb summit. dallas police chief says a warrant hasn't been issued for an officer who killed a neighbor. >> she entered the man's apartment thinking it was her own and then mistook the man for an intruder. >> zachary quiche with what rangers are looking into. >> on off-duty dallas police officer who shot and killed her neighbor in his apartment says she believes she was in her own home. >> early on i found inconsistencies, discrepancies in evidence. >> officials aren't saying where weather the door was unlocked when the officer entered or if this still unnamed officer and the victim knew each other. the texas rangers are now handling the investigation.

>> we have turned this investigation over to ensure total transparency. >> 26-year-old was a pastor. >> he was just like a ray of sunshine. you couldn't see him and not have the biggest shile on your face. >> he was exactly the sort of citizen we want to have in the city of dallas. >> the victim's mother is demanding answers from the officer. >> i want her to come clean. speak the truthment i'll forgive her but she can never give me my son back. >> friends held a vintage at the church where he led worship songs every other sunday. ♪ the officer is a five-year veteran of the force. the police chief says her blood was drawn to test for drugs and alcohol, and the texas rangers have interviewed her.

abc news, new york. more than a year after a ride broke apart in the air at the ohio state fair, a second person has died from their injuries. last july you may remember the fire ball ride malfunctioned. images show a seat holding multiple people flying off. an 18-year-old died at the time. a woman now 18 suffered a traumatic brain injury and has been in the hospital ever since. she passed away today according to her attorney. president obama campaigned in southern california today similar to a speech he gave yesterday, he continued to urge people to vote if they want to see a change in the current political climate. president obama didn't mention president trump by name, but made several allusions to the current president. >> where there's a vacuum in our democracies, when we are not participating, we're not pay attention, when we're not stopping up, other voices fill

the void. but the good news is in two months we have a chance to restore some sanity in our politics. >> president obama was in orange county to support democratic candidates across california. he recounted a time in college when he ask his friends were kicked out of disneyland for smoking. former fbi director and author chimney chimney will be in walnut creek next week. he'll be speaking on tuesday, 9/11, at the loescher center for the arts. he was involved in the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail and russian election meddling. president trump fired comey last year. comey is expected to touch on all those things in his speech. for more information about tickets, you can call the loescher center's office. the two most popular female rappers right now getting into a fight at new york fashion week. it's an escalation between a feud between cardi b and

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♪ that is bay area music leejd sheila e rocking out today at the 34th pittsburg seafood music festival. there were a few delicacies you can sample with the live music. >> it's a great opportunity taste some alligator, frog legs. >> it's held by the pittsburg chamber of commerce. the festival continues tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. haven't had alligator in a while? >> what about frog at.let'sck ty should be on the arm siupper 80. current numbers comfortable in the bay area, upper 50s, some of

the cooler locations to the north and novato. warm day today and north winds took over, very little fog and we saw a return to the 90s. things are changing. in fact, as we look at the week ahead in concord, we'll see highs in the upper 80s, a few degrees cooler than today. it's the middle of the week, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, check it out. it will be much, much cooler. and then with we recover thursday ask friday, we're not looking at that very warm forecast. looking for something to do tomorrow? the giant race tomorrow right along the water front. should be a beautiful day, mid-50s, 7:00 in the upper 50s. oakland will be just as nice with numbers just a little warmer, 60s to low 70s throughout the afternoon. and elsewhere around the bay we're still warm. upper 80s not as warm as we were today. but we will see hazy conditions in the north bay. check out the cooling trend midweek. we're looking forward to that.

otherwise should be a nice day tomorrow. breezy in the afternoon. >> sounds good, lisa, thanks. >> cal bears in action today. >> we saw stand for. they're already starting pac-12 play. cal not there yet, but their second game of the season took them up to utah. and the bears not only looking for another win this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's 'biggest sale of the year'. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. it's the final days where all beds are on sale. save 40% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 24-month financing on all beds. ends sunday. sleep number proven quality sleep

the cal bears beat north carolina last week using three quarterbacks, a qb competition continued at byu, though cal only used two. but the question still remains. will cox and company trying to improve to 2-0. first quarter, garber picked up 17 yards on that run. on the same drive he finds the senior running back patrick layered, the beautiful 25-yard

score. bears up 7-3 at the half. third quarter, garber is going to find a wide open noah, 52 yards gives cal a 14-3 lead. still in the third quarter, cal's dereck clark gets drilled. he loses the football and byubyu scoops and goes 36 yards for the score. in the fourth quarter, brand at quarterback leads the bears down and dives for the score to put cal up by 11. this qb thing may go on for a while but they hang on for a 21-18 win. san jose state taking on washington state. two touchdowns in the first quarter. from martin. right before the mid-game break, on the quarterback keeper, no time left on the clock.

they would st o state 31-0. jim harbaugh in the hot seat already? hosting western michigan today. did some great blocking in the first quarter. he is gone. 67 yards gone. michigan put up 308 yards on the ground. patterson added three touchdown passes, this one 44 yards. collins on the other end, he's the first michigan wide receiver to catch a td in a year. unbelievable. michigan well in control. here comes we don't know mccaffrey, brother of former cardin can michigan wins 49-3. chip kelly lost his ucla debut at the rose bowl. bruins on the road against oklahoma today. sooners quarterback murray drafted by the a's, this is why. look at that arm. third and 14, connects to brown.

58 yards for the score. murray threw for 306 yards and three touchdowns. also ran one in. this one from ten yards out. oklahoma up 21-7 at the half. murray had all kinds of times. watch the ball fly. perfect touch, 35 yards to the end zone. 146 receiving yards, sooners win 49-21. bruins are now 0-2. the a's need to overcome a three 1/2 game deficit of the astros. they have the advantage this weekend as they host the last place rangers. 20,000 fans today to see this. khrush davis, his 41st home run of the year. ten of them have come against the rangers, that's a two-run shot. at the top of the third, adrian beltre, his turn to go deep. watch ramon laureano. great catch, sticks the spikes into the wall. are you kidding?

this is unbelievable. two outs in the sixth. chad pinder, he's going to add one a solo shot, his 11th of the year. that's going to put oakland up by one. it's tied again in the bottom of the eighth matt olson matt olson is going to pick up his 25th of the season. a's go on to win 8-6. they are still three 1/2 back of the astros who never seem to lose anymore. they've won seven straight at this point. giants and brewers, look at the on-deck circle routine. kind of fun. second straight game the giants gave up a first-inning home run. travis shaw off stratton. jones has two home runs. two-run blast makes it four thr -- 4-3 in the eighth. this man is pleading for a hit, any hit. unfortunately hunter pence cannot deliver. he can't be consoled, but his

daughter does a really good job. giants lose 4-3. that's really cute. i like that. this report is sponsored by river rock casino. >> can't argue with the heat. you just got to hit it. >> it's been tough for the giants all year. >> thank you very much. >> with that, that is it for tonight. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. abc 7 news continues tomorrow at 5:00 with the entire abc 7 news

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