this happened to us before. this was unexpected. >> a fire is burping right now in yolo county forcing families out of their homes as it tears through 2,000 acres. one of several fires that broke out amid red flag warnings. >> even hotter air tomorrow. we will have the numbers in the foreca forecast. >> red flag conditions brought wind and heat to several parts of northern california today. families were forced out of their homes and causing others to worry about smoke. we have team coverage and fires burning right now. let's look at our cal fire fire map. the red markers are new

incidents. one fire in napa county burned 50 acres and another burned 600 acres. that's where our reporter is right now. we start withdrew who has been tracking the weather and the red flag warnings. >> we will take you to yolo county to track the active fire and it's still warm and very dry and windy near the fire. relative humidity at 23%. that's dry air at the late night hour. the winds are gusting 20 miles per hour out of the north. in the north bay, you likely see smoke from the fire. the wind is pushing some of the smoke into parts of sonoma, napa and marin county. that will continue into tomorrow morning. you will likely wake up with haze in your atmosphere. the winds are active. look at the wind gusts. over 40 miles per hour. we still have that red flag warning in the north bay lasting

until tomorrow evening where the gusty winds burn dangerously dry air. we will track the winds for you. . the good news is by midday tomorrow, we expect the winds to back off and that lessens the fire danger. however tomorrow is a much warmer day than today. the heat advisory into effect. we will have the numbers in a few minutes. >> thank you very much. happening now, one of the larger fires to break out in yolo county is burning. the sand fire burned more than 17 hundr00 acres still burning highway 16 and prompted manned story evacuations. live from yolo county right now. it's going on out there? >> reporter: i just checked in with cal fire and the sand fire is 0% contained.

this is indicating that highway 16 is still closed. that's the area the fire crews are working through to get a hold on this fire. helen watches intensely as the helicopter circles above her house. they are trying to figure out how serious the sand fire is that's burping. >> we're have no idea how bad this is. >> until the sheriff told them it's time to leave. >> you are aware of the mandatory evacuation? >> it's mandatory? >> yes. >> this is the new norm. >> they have to evacuate with six dogs. >> i take my grandfather's memoirs. >> they lost a farm devastating fire that burned over 90,000 acres. they have supplies in their rv, but no matter how much they planned, it's still touch. >> the biggest concern is losing the farm and the house and we

are under insured. >> cal fire said the sand fire broke out after 2:30 p.m. and pushed along by strong winds in the dry heat. >> they are gaining through there. >> will power said aerial crews were trying to locate the areas that firefighters needed to tackle first. when the fire jumped highway 16, the main road through the area prompted mandatory evacuations. they got no e-mail or text alerts that are important because getting out is not as easy as people think. >> if the casino had to evacuate, you can kiss that off with the traffic. this end had highway 16 and the arbuckle grade road. the county won't maintain it anymore so it could be a death trap. >> earlier today, cal fire indicated that some structures were threatened andy we don't

know if the buildings burned. the cause of the fire is under investigation. reporting live, abc 7 news. >> pge is taking precautions and had to shut down power in areas of the north bay, but it's in the process of restoring power. areas include parts of unincorporated napa and areas near vacaville and some areas in yolo county. just within the past 90 minutes, they revised guidance for the foothills. they are turning off butte andte yuba, but placer is keeping power for now while they keep an eye on things. cornell was in napa talking to people affected by the outages. >> the elderly -- it's not okay. they stay here. >> margarita sanchez is picking up her parents because their

home has no power. >> no power, no internet, no nothing. they have to go. >> pg&e cut to 1600 customers living in high fire danger areas due to red flag conditions. >> i'm pretty sure they know what they are doing. >> the pool community is closed. this resident is worried about losing all the food in her fridge. >> we are doing the best we can with what we've got. you have to buy a generator and i can't afford that. i'm on a fixed income. >> the county fire forced residents to evacuate. his community shouldn't have to suffer again. >> we have been through a half dozen fires and never had a pressure with power lines. the utility equipment is blamed for sparking the camp fire that killed 85 people.

an emergency generator is keeping the lights on and the refrigerators cold. >> we're got an automated phone call and we were able to prepare by getting generators ready. i don't think you are ever as prepared as you want to be. >> pge said restoring power could take up to 24 hours and say more outages are possible this weekend. in napa, abc 7 news. >> during a red flag warning, trust our app to give you the latest information. download it now and customize the forecast and alerts for the area where you live. new at 11:00, a car fire interrupted dinnertime at the cal hallow neighborhood. flame engulfed a silver sedan after 6:30. you can see it attracted quite a scene. many watch and some from the middle of the street as a quick plume of smoke rose from the burning car. >> at first it was the front of

the car burning up and it started exploding little by little. >> firefighters responded quickly and put the fire out in a matter of minutes. the cause has not been determined. in the east bay, a mural honoring oscar grant was unveiled in oakland. family, friends, and community members gathered to remember the 22-year-old african-american man fatally shot by a bart police officer on new year's day 2009. they proved it unanimously in february. >> the hurt and the pain is still there. it lets me know that through oscar's death that his life will be remembered for years and years from now. >> along with a mural, a previously unnamed street was name and dedicated in his honor. teachers at the new haven

school district was set to vote tomorrow on a contract deal. it includes a 1.5% salary increase and 2.5% bonus. teachers would get a 3% pay bump. they wanted 10%. if teachers approve t they could return on monday. the last week of school and the strike began on may 20th. still ahead at 11:00, a special treat this weekend in the bay area after the anniversary of d-day where you can see the vintage plains that helped the u.s. and allies win world war ii. >> we are tracking a heat advisory that goes into effect at 10:00 in the morning for the hottest temperatures so far this year. we will look at the numbers and the forecast. >> a 9-year-old napa boy is paying it forward. in his

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difference for his pieers. he paid their lunch debt for them. lisa has more on the remarkable young man. >> watch your fingers. >> cooking and mealtime are an important part of the kirkpatrick family's day. when ryan had a conversation with his mom about kid who is couldn't afford school lunches, he decided to do something. he asked his mom to find out how much the third graders owed. >> i think $74.50. i took that e-mail and came to ryan and said what do you want to do? he said i guess i can pay for it. i said are you sure? he said yes. >> he used his allowance money which he usually uses to buy sports gear and gave it all to the school. >> depending on income levels, elementary school meals range from 30 cents to 3.25 each.

it's students with a negative account that receive a hot meal. ryan anonymously paid for the debts. >> i want them to realize people think about them instead of telling them what they did because you are just bragging about stuff. i want them to feel happy that someone cares about them. >> lisa a min, abc 7 news. >> in the east bay, the aircraft that helped win world war ii will go on display in concord. abc 7 news was there to check out a flying fortress. that and other bombers liked them defeated the access in the 19 the 40s. this weekend's display is part of the wings of freedom tour. they came to admire planes he had seen fly during tribute to america's vetens. >> every memorial day we see them ply flying over our home. we came out to take advantage of seeing him up close and walking

inside. >> the tour ends tomorrow and it's open from 10 to 5 and for an extra fee, you can enjoy flying aboard one of the vintage aircraft. it's going to be pretty flying weather and very warm. >> we will see the sunshine very effective at warming us up. quickly in the morning, too. we are tracking temperatures tomorrow warmer than we were today. we will sweep across the region and we have clear skies. the picture showing you that we are completely fog-free. we have clear skies. this time of the year, when you don't have the fog, we are in store for a warm day tomorrow. temperatures with a warm night. it's 70 degrees in concord. sfeaf in mountain view. 65 in the 63 and the same in livermore. the temperature of 70 degrees. overnight we are not only tracking a warm night with clear

skies, but the red flag warning with winds whipping over 30 miles per hour in the north bay and will continue to see the winds first thing in the morning before they die down midday tomorrow. that will lessen the fire danger. watch the temperatures. future tracker by 9:00 in the morning, look at the numbers. some cities are already into the low 80s and a lot of 70s area-wide. by noon, lunchtime, the city near 80 degrees. most spots away from the coast are approaching 90 degrees. we still have several more hours of warming to go. for that fact, we have a heat advisory that will go into effect at 10:00 in the morning and lasting through the afternoon for increased risk forever heat exhaustion or heat stroke. these temperatures we're seeing in orange is oakland, san san some oftho this . a closer look at the highs in our microclimate. it will be hot at 96.

in cupertino and 96 in morgan hill. it is hot. 92 in redwood city. even along the coast. you are not going to escape the heat. near 80 for half moon bay. downtown san francisco is warm. 87 and 83 for daly city. in sonoma and san raphael up to 94. in the east bay it is hot and sin. 92 for the high in oakland and in union city. 93 in castro valley and inland we are approaching if not hitting the century mark. 100 degrees is the high in livermore. with this heat, some tips to stay hydrated thater over the next 24 hours. if you have to be outside for a prolonged period of time, take breaks in the shade and do not leave kids or pets in your car. that can heat up quickly this time of year.

be careful walking the dogs. the hot paws with an air temperature of 95 degrees, the concrete can be 120 and the asphalt warmer than that. 140 degrees this time of year. not only the heat, but also declining air quality on sunday. spare the air alert has been issued. either moderate to poor air quality the next 24 hours. here's the seven-day forecast. the next seven days, tomorrow it is hot out there. that heat even continues forra another day on monday. we may just increase the inland heat a couple of degrees. by tuesday, the fog returns and the cooling will begin. the cooling will continue by wednesday and by thursday and friday, widespread relief. tomorrow, take it easy. we have not seen heat like this for quite sometime. the first time hardest on the b. >> still ahead at 11:00, more than 2,000 sicklists finish the

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>> more than 2,000 sicklists raised money to fight aids and hiv. it included olympic medalist gun kentworthy who rode across the finish line in los angeles after a 545 mile trek from san francisco. he explained what motivated him to ride. >> and i feel like i just have been very, very blessed and privileged with my life. i live in a time where i am able to be an out gay athlete and still have a place in my sport and in the olympics and i made this amazing platform and i feel so lucky. a previous generation didn't even have that option.

it wasn't even a thing that could have happened f them. >> kentworthy won a silve freestyle skiing in russia. the warriors have a chance to do something only one other team has done and they would rather not be in this position. >> the focus is winning one game. the warriors are on the brink of elimination. dot

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off one of the biggest upsets in nba history since 2007. they need the same type of leafs if they are going to come back. this is video of the warriors leaving earlier today. steph curry is loading up on fuel. kevin durant looking good, walking to the plane. he has not played since hurting his calf against the rockets. even if kd does play, the warriors face a challenge. only one team has come back from being down 3-1 in the finals. that was cleveland against the dofs back in 2016. >> you have to do it one game at a time. sounds chi sh s cliché. give everything got for 48 minutes. >> we have one game. we win one and we will build on that. i have been on the wrong side of 3-1 before. why not make our own history.

>> game five of the finals can be seen monday on abc 7. tip time is 6:00 p.m. check out the pregame show and join larry and donald and the rangers with the day-night doubleheader. a make up for a game rained out in mid-april. game one in the top of the fourth. nick hunley leaves the game because of back spasms. in comes josh to finish the at-bat. deuces are wild. the 2-2 count and two outs on the first pitch. two runs score to make it a one-run game. that's as close as the a's would get. the angels score four more runs and three on the homer. this is the first game of the season. the a's fall 10-5. game two of the doubleheader and

fourth inning, the solo shot off adrian and sampson was not happy walking out of the batter's box. that fired him up because that was his only mistake. four hits and one run and struck out seven in the next at-bat, adding insult to injury. that is going to hurt. he went 0-4 and the a's lose game two. dodgers and giants. dodgers up 1-0 until garcia hits the second home run and we have one. in the fifth, he thinks it's strike three. the ump said uh-uh. taking advantage on the next pitch. the rbi double. the shark is not happy. a sac fly would give l.a. the lead and in the eighth, derek rodriguez walks back to back with the bases loaded. the dodgers beat the giants,

7-2. this sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. a big question mark. we will find out more about the health of the players and if kevin durant was going to play. >> if i was the shark, i would have been upset, too. that was breaking right there. >> you have to put it out of your mind and get the next pitch. >> much more to come at 11:00. if you are excited for summer berries,some are being recalled because of a hepatitis scare. we don't know who won the mega millions, but the ticket was sold in the san diego area.

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good evening. i'm eric thomas. yolo county residents are spending the night in a shelter after a wildfire drove them from their homes. flame burned about 1700 acres. cal fire said 500 firefighters are battling the flame. pg&e cut off power as a precaution due to increased fire danger. electricity was turned off today and power is restored in most of the affected areas. >> we continue to track the red flag warning for the hills in the north bay. this will last until 5:00 tomorrow evening for dry north winds gusting over 40 miles per hour, bringing dangerously low humidity and the chance for any fires to spread quickly. we will have more in a few

minutes. >> rumors about gunshots being fired triggered a panic at washington, d.c.'s pride parade. parade goers ran for safety after hearing what they thought was gunshots. one man describes what he heard and saw near du pont circle. >> when we heard somebody say somebody had a gun, one of the cops said there was an active shooter and like a couple seconds later when we heard the loud bang which everybody thought was the gunshots and apparently from what i understand now, they were the gates falling over. >> police verified there were no shots fired and they didn't see how many people needed medical treatment. >> republicans and democrats had different responses to the deal with mexico. republicans congratulated the president calling it great news

for the economy and border security. democrats meantime said the administration is missing the point with the deal, saying it does nothing to deal with the humanitarian crisis. mexico will send 6,000 troops to crack down on human trafficking from central america. >> it's a fair balance because they have more drastic measures and proposals at the start. we reached a little point. >> speaking at a tijuana rally, mexico's president reemphasized the desire for dilock and cooperation. police in santa ana arrested a 38-year-old woman after she was accused of posing as a social worker and trying to take a baby. the suspect told the infant's mother he was there to take the one week old baby. she said she called the sheriff and the mother said go ahead. >> i have to take your newborn. i said no, you don't want to

take my baby. i said if the sheriff has to come in, it's fine. i don't want to give you my kid. >> the mother did not want to give her name. the suspect turned herself in and in a twist, santa ana police said the woman is being investigated by homicide detectives. frozen berry packages are being recalled due to hepatitis a contamination. the frozen triple berry medley and frozen blackberries are potentially contaminated and locally foods for less stocked the products. you can bring them back for a full refund. >> a mega millions lottery ticket won the $530 million jackpot last night. the owners of so

said they are thrill thrilled to have helped someone's wishes to have come true. >> all the united states comes to this spot. it's unbelievable. >> it's god's grace. that's all i can say. thank you, jesus for our families to be able to have -- to bless other people. >> another winning ticket worth one million dollars was sold in orange county. it had all the numbers except the mega number. still ahead at 11:00, the warriors are saying goodbye to oakland after these nba finals. the employees that made oracle arena home for 47 seasons. >> we continue to track that red flag warning and also tracking warm temperatures

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state warriors will leave the arena when the finals wrap up. they are ending an era with a golden goodbye. the building will be. ed for building the warriors into the team they're today. i'm hosting a special about the fans and workers who made the arena the home of the golden state warriors. here's a preview. >> few people who work in the arena know the players better than curtis jones. he stands at the tunnel where the team takes to the court and he tosses the ball to steph curry for the tunnel shot before every home game. >> he was warming up one day and shooting the deep shots from the corner. from the tunnel. we got into a conversation about it. they just start throwing me the ball and i start passing it and we went from there.

>> he said the warriors's star is a role model and the essence of what it means to be a golden state warrior. >> he's a really grounded, down to earth person. you can tell that he has great values and morals and you can tell he is really, really a passionate, compassionate person. when they get the turns to go up and he has a certain amount of time to sign autographs. and then sometimes some kids would come that wasn't in a position to get autographs and steph will look over and give me a nod. i will send a child down or whatever. he worked at the coliseum for 25 years and it's his job to keep players and fans and ensure that everyone has a memorable time

regardless of where they are sitting. >> everybody is the same. if this guy had say $10 million and maybe it might took you four or five months to save your money up to come to a game, he is not more important than you are. no matter who you are, i will make sure you have that particular time and make sure that you have a great experience. >> curtis is hoping to follow the warriors to the chase center. >> i have been there when they were good and bad. >> mildred is 84 and a die-hard warriors fan and has been a fixture in the oakland arena for 22 years. mildred said warriors fans hold a special place in her heart. >> that i have something you can't copy. it's in here. it's a heart of the team that you can't copy that.

>> she said many people have been coming so long that workers and fans together have grown old together, had children together, and celebrated victories together. >> this place has a history of family to me. people have been around each other so long, season ticket holders for years and seen kids grow up and bring their family in. the people that work here, we have a lot of people that have been here longer than i have. like 35 or 40 years. >> mildred won't be making the move to the new chase center. she is retiring. >> i'm going to miss the coming out here to watch the game. although i'm not supposed to watch the game, but being in the environment is what i mean. in the environment. i watch the game after i get home at night. >> watch 147s with a golden

goodbye on all platforms including amazon fire. time for a last check on the weather. >> watching the winds very closely especially in the north bay with the red flag warning overnight. 42 miles an hour and hawk eye is 34. the current gusts to 31 out of the north. a very dry wind has that red flag warning in effect for the strong wind gusts, bringing in the dry air and dropping humidity levels very low. any fires that do start could spread very quickly under those conditions. we will keep our eye on that. not only the wind, but the heat will be an issue. the heat advisory at 10:00 in the morning. it's pretty much the majority of the bay area. shaded in orange. temperatures will be very hot tomorrow. there is the increased risk for heat-related illness like heat exhaustion. look at the numbers, it will be sizzling.

92 is the high in oakland and even in the city. 87 degrees and 96 in santa rosa and livermore up to 100. here's the seven-day forecast. hot tomorrow and the heat continues into monday as well. we will gradually cool off tuesday into wednesday and relief hits us on thursday and temperatures more june-like for the rest of the seven-day forecast. a hot one on the way for tomorrow. >> that's my favorite phrase. widespread relief. >> you do not like the heat. >> that's right. both bay area baseball teams in action today and -- >> not good. three games, zero wince. just ahead, a rough day for both bay area baseball teams. bay area baseball teams. speakingte keeper scored ♪ ♪ bay area baseball teams. speakingte keeper scored

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the a's and rangers are playing four games with a doubleheader today in texas. game one will pick it up and nick hunley gets hurt on the swing and lead the game because of back spasms. finishing the at-bat, two outs and on the first pitch he sees, he hopes it to left. that makes it a one-run game. that's as close as they get. coming on this home run and the first game of the season. the a's lose, 10-5. they score first in game two. mark with the solo shot off adrian samson. that was his only mistake of the game. hits, one run and striking out seven in his next at-bat, adding

insult to injury. ouch! he went 0-4 and that hurts more than the final score, the a's fall 33-1. the third inning and the dodgers up 1-0 until garcia tees off for the second of the season. the giants gave him a 2-1 lead and in the fifth, we think that was a strike. no, it isn't. they take advantage on the next pitch. an rbi double and the shark not happy. allow three runs and five and a third innings. a sac fly would give l.a. the lead and in the eighth, derek rodriguez with back to back walks with the bases loaded. the dodgers win it, 7-2. stanford taking on mississippi state and game one of the best of three. bases loaded for andrew. he will hit it deep to center and a foot more for a grand slam. making the catch for a very long

sac fly. all bulldogs. beck had not allowed a run and gave up five tonight and two of those on the double. hustling around three and the bulldogs win it and take a series los angeles. the quakes hosting dallas and this is definitely not the way you want to give up the goal. 1-0, dallas. the last seven goals and he his team on the board in the 47th minute and quakes get another minutes later. this time it's erickson. it appears to be stopped by the defender and the replay shows it went in. he could not hold on to the

lead. trainer mark cassie claims two legs of the triple crown with two different horses. >> he moved to the center of the track to take the lead. on the inside, he fights on and coming to the finish and sir winston won the belmont stakes n. are. >> sir winston wins and that's the first for second. mark cassie is second in the winner of the season and trained with the war of will who won the preakness three weeks ago. third round of the rbc canadian open. the final tune up at pebble. how about this on the 15th hole. the second of the par four.

finishes with the birdie and it's a crowded leaderboard. he's also at 13 under. matt kutcher shot a one under 69 and tide for the lead. your final round is on sunday. this sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. that's a look at sports. >> sure is. a lot of sports, too. thank you very much. that's it for tonight. abc 7 news continues at 5:00. from the rest

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