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relative humidity is quite low. you can see the wind gusts from 20 to 35 miles an hour. the good news is the winds will settle down. there's still going to be from an off shoshore component. that's why we have the heat advisory through 9:00 tonight. it's 80 in mountain view right now. 76 in half-moon bay. this is where the heat is really going to be tough to take today. near 100 later on but how about 78 in vacaville. it's a hot looking city at 9:00. as we go through the afternoon, we will be well into the 90 and looking at one more day of this heat before we get any relief. maybe a sea breeze late tomorrow. chris. lisa, thank you opinion now to developing news. a fire continues to burn this morning in yolo county forcing families from their homes. this is new video overnight of the sand fire. so far 1800 acres have burned.

cal fire says structures have been damaged. it's unknown if those are homes. >> reporter: helen watches intensely as the helicopter circles above her house. they are trying to figure out how serious this sand fire is that's burning around them. >> we have been packing with no idea how bad this is. >> reporter: until the sheriff's deputy tells them it's time to leave. >> you're awake of the evacuation. >> it's mandatory? >> yes. >> reporter: they have to evacuate with their six dogs. >> take a few things out. >> reporter: they went through this last year when they lost a farm in the devastating fire that burned over 90,000 acres. they is supplies packed in their rv but no matter how much they plan it's still tough. arm ahe house andeverything we'

>> reporter: the sand fire broke out just after 2:30 p.m. pushed along by strong winds. aerial crews were trying to locate the areas that firefighters needed to tackle first. when the fire jumped highway 16, it prompted mandatory evacuations. they got no e-mail or text alert which is they say are important because getting out isn't as easy as people may think. >> there's one road in, one road out, highway 16. if the casino had to evacuate, you could kiss off that end and this had two exits. the county won't maintain the road anymore. this could be a death trap. pg&e is taking precautions

during the red flag warning. it shut down power in some parts of the north bay yesterday but is now in the process of restoring it. pg&e revised guidance for some counties in the sierra foothills. they turned off power for 16,000 people in butte and yuma counties. >> it's not okay. they stay here. >> margarita sanchez is picking up her parents because their home has no power. >> no power, no internet. they got to go. >> reporter: pg&e cut1600 custos

due to red flag conditions. >> i'm pretty sure they know what they are doing. >> reporter: the pool at this c. residents jesse is worried about losing the food in her fridge. >> we're just doing the best we can with what we got. it's like you have to buy a generator. i can't afford to buy a generator. i'm on a fixed income. >> reporter: last summer the county fire forced residents here to evacuate but this community shouldn't have to suffer again. >> we have been through half a dozen fires up here. we never had a problem with power lines arking. >> reporter: pg&e is shutting the power down as a precaution. the equipment has been blamed for sparking wildfires including the campfire in paradise which killed 85 people.

>> i don't think you're as prepared as you want to be for power outage. they say more power outages are possible this weekend. >> trust the abc 7 news app to keep you and your family safe. developing news, teachers at the new haven unified school district are said to vote this afternoon. the district says it includes a 1.5% salary increase and a 2.5% bonus this school year. nec ye next year teachers will get a 3% pay bump. if teachers approve the contract they could return to the classroom on monday. the strike began may 20th. investigators are trying to determine the cause of a car fire that interrupted dinner

time in san francisco cal hallow neighborhood. flames engulfed a silver sedan after 6:30 last night. it atracked quite a scene of onlookers. many watched from the middle of the street as a thick plume of smoke rose. >> at first it was the front of the car and it starred exploding little by little add it was enveloping the whole car. >> firefighters responded quickly and put out the fire in matter of minutes. in the east bay, a mural honoring oscar grant was dedicated at the fruitvale bart station. they gathered to remember the 22-year-old african-american man who was fatally shot by a bart police. his mother fought to get the mural up. >> the hurt is still there. the pain is still there. it lets me know that through

osc oscar's death that his life will be remembered for years and years and years from now. >> along with the mural, a previously unnamed street was also named and dedicated in grant's honor. the warriors are hosting another watch party. clear on the warriors with thousands of other fans to watch the team take on the raptors. doors open at 5:00. parking costs $20. tickets cost 25 bucks. a portion of the proceeds benefit the oakland community foundation and the warriors community foundation. the raptors are giving mcdonald's a run for its money. restaurants in ontario, canada agreed to give away orders of french fries whn the raptors three or more. so for they have given away two million orders at the cost ofll.

game five is tomorrow in toronto. nba countdown at 5:30 and game 5 is at 6:00 p.m. followed by after the game with sports director. time now is 9:10. lisa has been keeping an eye on the red flag warning. >> that's right. temperatures are comfortable in the city right now. 65 degrees. we go to the coast, a little further south. 77. it is heating up around the bay. the golden gate bridge looking nice this morning. you'll want to find some heat relief as our heat advisory will be with us all day long. today it's getting really hot inland. triple digit heat. he's not going to go away for another 48 hours. i'll have my seven-day forecast, next. leaders of another city threatening to ban electric

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we are keeping an eye on the red flag warning. heat advisory in effect. we'll get a check from lisa ar again in a little bit. first there's growing da inir with travel. one mayor has had enough and demanding scooters be banned. >> reporter: leaders threatening the ban electric scooters concerned about the dangers to riders and petddestrians. >> they are everywhere. they block sidewalks. >> reporter: the majyor says he wants them off the streets if the companies there don't address safety concerns. >> i'd love to see them fit in but the way it is operating in nashville right now, we just have too much risk associated with it.

>> reporter: this man on a scooter with a child on his back. a 26-year-old man hit by a vehicle while riding a scooter. across the country the associated press reports there's been 11 e llectric scooter deat since the beginning of last year. 1500 scooter related accidents from 47 cities since late 2017. more than a week ago, this 18-year-old thrown from a mot motorized scooter after hitting a pothole. she is hospitalized with a brain injury. several scooter companies are updating the design to make them safer. they continue encouraging riders to wear helmets. the laws requiring them vary from city to city. more than 2,000 cyclists fighted theireyesterday

this year's life sicycle ride including olympic medalist who tr traded in his skis for pedals. he explained what motivated him to ride. >> i feel like i've been very blessed and privileged with my life. i live in a time where i'm able to be an out gay athlete and still have a place in my sport and olympics. i've made this amazing platform for myself. i feel so lucky. >> he won at the 2014 winter games in russia. today is the first spare the air alert of the year. this is a live look outside from our east bay hills camera. officials are asking people not to drive to help reduce the amount of pollution. encouraged to bike, walk or take public transit and to limit out door activity.

weather wise, let's send it over to lisa argen who is track your sunday forecast. >> it is getting hotter by the half hour as the temperatures just click up with the sunshine. the relative humidity dropping because of those winds. the good thing is the winds are getting lighter. we can see high clouds around here. looking at the temperature change from yesterday, 24 hours compared to this warmest 14 degrees warmer along the coast. a little bit of haze and drifting in from the fire. the pollutants being pressed to the surface. without a lot of mixing at the surface, we're getting the poor air quality for sure. 75 in the city. 80 in mountain view with low 70s

in morgan hill. temperatures already approaching 80 degrees in napa. the gusty winds at the upper elevations. they are coming down a bit. they were about 40 miles an hour from the diablo range. north and northeast keeping the relative humidity anywhere from 20 to 14%. that's pretty dry. at the surface we're at about 40, 50%. it will be getting drier throughout the afternoon. look how the colors disappear throughout the afternoon. that means the light winds but the flow still offshore. we're looking at a reversal. the southerly winds coming into play tomorrow. 18%, concord and livermore. we could be in the single dgits.

42% in san francisco. half-moon bay at 19%. that is dry. here is san jose where it's nice and sunny. high fire danger. record temperatures today. tomorrow and that sea breeze. that wind reversal. you'll feel it here i in the aft you jealous. that looks just gorgeous out there. very light wind. not often do we get temperatures on the coast like that. enjoy it, it would be a great day to hit the beach. tomorrow, 104 in concord. 103 in livermore with mid-90s over in richmond 93 in oakland. that southerly flow should come up tomorrow afternoon. we'll have to wait another day, about 5 degrees cooler on tuesday. wednesday relief all around the bay. elsewhere we're talking about 90. san mateo with low 90s. look for 99 in concord. those darker shades indicating

that oppressive heat. it will be with us another day. we'll see warm temperatures tonight and hot weather tomorrow. just minor cooling along the coast. timing out the sea breeze and that narrow fog. it will be tough tomorrow. it's supposed to help some folks out butmost of us waiting until tuesday. >> really another sleepless night for some folks who don't have ire conditioning. >> unfortunately, like me. >> hang in there. thank you. we're sharing inspiring stories in a weekly digital series called more in common. a lot of people would say the military and ballet have nothing in common but a unique dance company is here to prove them wrong. >> military and ballet have a lot more in common than you think. we've been doing this for 12 years. it started putting this on stage so aud yeniences can connect wi

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in the north bay a 9-year-old boy is making a difference for his peers in napa. he found out many of them owed the district money and couldn't afford to pay their lunch debt, so he paid off the bill. we have more on this remarkable boy. >> watch your fingers. >> reporter: cooking at meal time are important parts after the kirkpatrick family's day. he had a conversation with mom about kids who couldn't afford school lunches, he decided to do something about it. he decided to find out how much they owed. >> i think 740.

e-mail you want to do. he said i guess i can pay for it. i said, are you sure? he said, yes. >> reporter: he used his a the. depending on income levels, will remember school meals range from 30 cents to 3.25 each. district policy says that students with a negative lunch account will still receive a hot meal. he paid for the outstanding debts. >> i want them to realize people actually think about them instead of just telling them what they did because they are just bragging about stuff, so i wanted them to feel happy that someone cares about them. in the east bay, some of the aircraft that helped win world war ii will go on display again in concord. abc 7 news at

airpo airport. it enabled the u.s. and other ally nations to defeat their enemies during the 1940s. it's part of the wings of freedom tour. one came to admire the planes he's seemed fly during tributes to america's veterans. >> every memorial day we see them flying over homes. we came out to take advantage of seeing them up close and walking inside and appreciating it. >> the wings of freedom tour ends today. for an extra fee you can fly aboard one of the vintage aircrafts. 19 of the nearly two dozen democratic candidates hit the campaign trail in iowa. their unify message to voters on president trump. a dog follows a broken pet toy putting her life at risk. coming up, 7 on your side reveals how nobod

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thanks so much for starting your day with abc 7 news. i'm chris nguyen. let's send it over to lisa for a preview of the forecast. >> these folks have the right idea. at the beach already. 9:30, well into the 70s in santa cruz. temperatures well into the 80s not only in santa cruz but our local beaches as well. great day to enjoy the weather. otherwise, we're looking at poor air quality in the south bay and moderate elsewhere. that's what happens when we get so hot. upper elevation, gusty northerly winds throughout the day but they are beginning to subsides. that's the good news. the heat will not. the heat will take us into your monday. here are the wind gusts. up to 30 milesur on mt. where the

relative humidity is dropping into the teens. san francisco, look at the blue sky. it's 73 here with 80 in mountain view. plan on the heat rapidly coming into play. today and tomorrow very warm out there. chris. happening today, democratic presidential candidates are on the trail in iowa. they are vowing to expand gay rights with the unified attack on president trump. abc 7 news reporter stephanie ramos has more. >> reporter: iowa will host the largest gathering at one event. 19 out of the 23 presidential contender will speak at iowa's ny o t candates at a pride festival in des moines saturday. >> are you willing to fight for

equality and justice and take a brav brave stand. >> reporter: proclaiming their support for lgbtq rights. >> i will make sure i sign into law the equality act to make re. >> reporter: vermont senator bernie sanders echoing the message of equality. >> in this moment in american history, we stand together and we fight for justice for all. >> reporter: the candidates attention quickly shifting to the trump administration. new york senator kirsten jill bra kristen jill brand going after the brand. >> i would make sure if you like a third gender on your driver's license or any federal license that you may put an x. epte but recounted his own coming out

story. >> we know when we hear phrases like make america great again, that that american past was never quite as great as advertised.ree mathdemocratic ra race for the top spot. competing against biden. biden won't be at the big gathering today but is scheduled to campaign in iowa tuesday. the same day president trump attends a gop fund-raiser in the same state. rumors about gunshots being fired triggered a panic at washington, d.c. pride parade. parade goers ran for safety. other people saying gunfire had broken out. one man described what he heard and saw. >> when we heard somebody say somebody had a gun, one of the cops said there was an active

shooter. a couple seconds later is when we heard the loud bang which everybody thought was the gunshots but apparently, from what i understand now, they were just the gate falling over. >> reporter: police verified that no shots were fired. washington, d.c.'s fire department did not say how many people needed medical treatment. one of the biggest pride celebrations on the west coast is now in full swing. >> welcome to pride 2019. >> tens of thousands from around the world are in west hollywood for this weekend's pride celebration there. this year's event is taking a more serious tone. organizers want to promote a safe tone that promotes tolerance, love and inclusion. the festival caps off with today's pride parade through the streets of west hollywood. police in santa ana have arrested a 38-year-old woman on attempted kidnapping charn inpi after accused of posing as a social worker and trying to take a baby. she said she was there to take

the one week old child into custody. the mother recused to comply and the woman said she would call the sheriff and the mother said go ahead. >> i said you don't want to take my baby. i said if the sheriff have to come, it's fine. i don't want to give you my kid. >> the mother did not want to give her name. police say the suspect turned herself in friday evening and in a twist, santa ana police say the woman is being investigated by homicide detectives. if you're fan of summer berries, somber e berry packagee being recalled. they are sold under kroger's private selection brand. foods go and foods for less supermarkets stock the markets. kroger says you can bring the products back for a full refund. for millions of americans a pet is part of family. we're spending more than ever on

our animals. americans spent $72 billion on pets last year alone. however many owners don't realize there's no safety standards for thousands of products like pet toys, seat belts and clothing. that came as a huge shock to a north bay woman who feared for the life of her dog. >> her name is bella. >> reporter: her dog bella is a lot bigger than gina. >> 170 pounds. doesn't get much bigger than that. >> reporter: like a lot of dogs, she loves to chew. really chew. she keeps a stash of toys made for big dogs. >> this said it was 100% safe nylon. >> reporter: she opened this mint flavored niylon bone one day. she's crewing it on. she realized he had broken it off. >> i'm trying to get the broken piece out of her mouth.

it's too late. she swallowed it. >> reporter: it was a piece less than two inches around. she wasn't too worried. >> she's a big dog. i thought she would just pass it. >> reporter: everybody seemed okay until two weeks later. >> she began getting really sick. diarrhea, vomiting. >> reporter: the plastic piece was still in her belly. >> the vet said if she doesn't patsz pass it, it could cause a blockage. >> reporter: and she would need emergency surgery. she stayed with bella around the clock hoping the piece would come back out. >> i reached out to the company. >> reporter: the toy bella chewed off is this flavorit nylon bone. she asked the company to reimburse her $71 vet bill and pay for her time off work. the company apologized and offered to pay the $71 but said it was not at fault. >> they don't guarantee that these won't break. they said they didn't find any fault in the manufacturing of the toy.

>> reporter: the company's spokes american would not talk to us on camera but said photos show bella chewed off the end piece and she should have removed the toy before that could have happened. always supervise pet while chewing and remove if it happens. she posted saying toys are made of indestructible nylon and 100% said. the term only means the nylon is non-toxic. it doesn't mean the toys are unbreakable. however, pet quirks removed the word indestructible from its website after he pointed it out. pet companies are not held to any rules for marketing these products. unlike children's toys which are heavily regulated, there's no federal standards for pet toys. they are not considered consumer products. they can only be recalled if they can harm a human being. >> that's unfortunate because i

don't have children. she's like my baby. >> pet owners should be screaming about this. >> lindsay wallco says owners assume if it's on a store shelf, it passed a test. >> they see it looks like a baby toy but it's a sad moment when they realize that their pet has been injured. >> it wouldn't be uncommon to see a dog once a week. >> vets say the hospital sees many cases like this. >> labeling rules would be the best thing we can go for. >> we asked the american pet product association if it could support regulations. it seals 7 on your side it's difficult to imagine an overall standard but it is in our members best interest to maximize the safety of their pr products as consumers have to so choices when it comes to buying products. >> an unpleasant but welcome

noise woke gina woone night. >> she had thrown up tlands was the piece of bone prp. >> the broken plastic safely thrown up. >> i've never been happier to see something so disgusting. >> the fda does regulate pet food and medicine. advocates say stick with brands you trust. you might want to consider avoiding imports. if you have a problem with a pet product, let me know about it. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, it's great day to be out doors in the city where you can celebrate the history of one of san francisco's most iconic neighborhoods. as we head to break, the time is 9:39. we're taking a live look outside from our east bay hills camera. the camera is shaking a bit with breezy conditions out there. get ready for another toasty day across much of the bay.

welcome back. day of arts and crafts and dancing in the streets. the vent event is in its 42nd y. organizers say it's one of the most highly anticipated events during the summer. there will be live music, food and dozens of vendors. the fair runs from 11:00 to 5:30 tonight. several street closures are in effect. nc nc thousands of athletes are in the streets for the escape from alcatraz. racers hit the water at 7:30 this morning. it continues with an 18 mile bike ride and 8 mile run through the golden gate national recreation area. it's considered one of the oldest and most difficult.

thankfully they got an early start and not having to deal with warmer temperatures. ncht it it's pretty nice in the city. head to the coast and it's 77. a little hazy out there. we have high clouds today. in san francisco, upper 80s. we are going to hit some records today, break some reports and inland near 100 degrees. we have another day of oppressive heat. thank you. also ahead, the warriors are facing a new challenge in the nba finals. what the players are saying about being down three games to one against the

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in sports, the a's will try to gain a split ot thef their fr game series in texas. the giants have a chance to win their series against the dodgers. we have a preview in this morning's sports. >> good morning. golden state was bubbed the weevly warriors after pulling off the greatest upset in 2007.

they will need that same type of belief now if they will rally for one of the greatest comebacks. this is video leaving for toronto saturday morning. steph curry loading up on fuel. kevin durant hasn't played since a month ago. the warriors face a huge challenge. only one team has ever come back from being down 3-1 in the finals. that was cleveland against the bubs back in 2016. >> you have to do it one game at a time. only way we'll get back in the series is give everything we got for 48 minutes. everybody on that floor in game 5. >> we win one. then we'll build on that. i've been on the wrong side of 3-1 before. why not make our own history in. >> game 5 is monday night in

toronto. that game can be seen right here on abc 7. the a's and rangers hitting the diamond for a day night double header in texas. make up for a game that was rained out by in mid-april. game one, top of the fourth. nick would get hurt on this swing. he would leave the game because of back spasms. he also homer in the 7th. that's as lohse as tclose as thd get. the a's lose 10-5. a's scored first in game two of the double header. sampson not happy walking out of the batters box. maybe that fired him up. that was his only mistake.

a a's lose both games. giants and dodgers at oracle park. the rbi double. the shark is not happy. he allowed three runs. then in the 8th, derek rodriguez would walk back to back batters. the dodgers beat the giants, 7-2. that's a look at your morning sports. have a great sunday. let's check the bay area forecast with lisa argen. good morning to you.

been talking a ining about the day long. >> we have heat advisories in place. allowing for a really warm day here in city today. yesterday was kind of nice. people joined the warmth but today we're getting well above average. records will be shattered today and looking at oppressive heat in our inland valley and more to come for your monday. 65 in san francisco. 78 in livermore. looking at upper 70s by the delta. the north winds allowing for the air to feel really dry. we have our spare the air alert. 75 in gilroy. tonight lit be another mild evening. look at the 60s. it will take all night to drop back into the lower 60s. if we do that. it will be another hot day for your monday. high pressure stays in control of our weather, you can see it looks nice and clear here and it is with numbers in the 70s. we'll look for not only the warmth today alistening the

coast there but how about half-moon bay into the 80s today. we do have the dry weather and not much of a sea breeze here at all. informed, gradients are very light and looking at the winds causing gusts up to near 30 miles an hour an knoxville creek. it's not as windy as it was yesterday. we'll continue to see the winds weaken as we go through the afternoon. that's the good news. we're not going to see any relief. a wind reversal until tomorrow. san francisco and oakland looking at just 18%. look how dry the air is. concord and livermore. 28% relative humidity and napa. this is really certainly a dry time and we need to be vigilant and careful about outdoor activities. 80 in ocean beach. as we look at the trends for our friends in the east bay valleys and concord, 99 today.

hotter tomorrow. not much relief really on the way on tuesday. slightly better. that will be closer to the shoreline but for you in our valleys, 91 will be that way into pleasanton, pleasant hill. the diablo range. getting cooler on wednesday and the rest of the week looks cooler. 96 in san jose. on peninsula, low 90s. it's going to be toasty. the coast offering some relief. 87 downtown. the average high this time of year, 66. we're looking at 93 in 94 in union city. the accuweather seven-day forecast, another day of hot weather. the southerly wind will bring up the fog tomorrow. by tuesday every one will feel the difference. by wednesday we're back to a more typical spread and the relief is with us for the rest

of the week. hang in there. it's really just getting under way today. yesterday was not bad. today, i think, people will be a little bit tired. it's going to take something out of you today. >> we've been telling people to wear their sunscreen. guess what i didn't do yesterday. got baked like a lobster. thank you. the company behind san mateo maker fair is now out of business. it staffs about 20 people were let go last week. in recent years. he hopes this could be the start of a non-profit. next, a perfect day for sunday streets in san francisco. it may be one of the best

another edition of sunday streets. this coastal neighborhood is home to ocean beach and the zoo. you can explore art. beach side nsalere w bet adopti live music. always a good time and as my producer reminded me, if you're

heading throughout, at least you're near the beach. >> exactly. you would think it would be cooler but all around the bay, we have a heat advisory in effect. that includes san francisco. 78 half-moon bay. 87 downtown. 94 san rafael. triple digits likely inland. this is about 15 degrees above average in some neighborhoods. with a warm night tonight, it will be even hotter tomorrow for all of us but late in the day, some of us will feel a sea breeze. more than not on tuesday. still in the 90s on tuesday. it will be warm. we went fast forward from spring and wet weather into summer heat. it is just a couple day event around here. today's really day one. >> lisa, thank you. thanks to you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. we'll leave you with a live look outside cruz. the beach of very popular spot on this sunday. abc 7 news continues at 5:00

p.m. make it a great day, everybody.

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