look at those flames. for now thank you for joining us. >> that fire is a perfect example of what everybody's worried about. current red flag conditions. pg&e has not shut off the power in our yet, but it might if the fire risk becomes too great. >> power has been restored to 22,000 customers where the electricity was shut off yesterday to prevent wildfires. >> the highest wildfire is in the north bay. a live look from our camera. it's because of the combination of three factors. you have heat, humidity and winds. >> drew is tracking the weather conditions that could qualify as dangerous. >> it is windy and hot across the bay area. that combination this time of year does increase the fire danger. we have that red flag warning in effect and it will continue until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. winds gusting close to 20 miles

per hour. we do anticipate these winds ramping up late tonight. we have that red flag warning for the north bay mountains and east bay hills. the winds are gusting 30 to 40 miles per hour. lasting until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. humidity is dry in spots. any fires can easily start and spread. look at those numbers. it is a hot evening across the entire bay area. 82 in the city. it's 87 in oakland and cloverdale is 102 degrees. we have that heat advisory that expires at 7:00 p.m. tonight and another advisory begins tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. we are not done with the heat. we will show you when we'll find cooler weather and the fog returning in a few minutes. >> thank you. in san francisco city pools will be open for free , the second day in a row because of this hot weather. normally scheduled activities

will continue as usual. one lane will be kept open. three cities have opened cooling centers because of the hot temperatures and they'll be open again tomorrow. pg&e may still shut off the power to reduce the risk of wildfires. wayne spoke to people who are dealing with that possibility. >> reporter: sun, heat, dry grass, but not a lot of winds in the north bay much of today and yet, would you call this dangerously hot? >> kind of for fires. >> reporter: so what amounts to a next two worst case scenario waiting to happen if it happens. the sweet tea restaurant, his refrigerator has some $20,000 wor worth of food at risk with the electricity being turned off. >> i think it's a new reality we have to deal with. it's something that we need to find and we're looking into the

possibility of acquiring a generator. >> reporter: he's not alone. lisa lost her home in the fire. she's watched business bump 200% in the past years. >> it was nothing compared to this. >> reporter: here's proof. row after row of have been bought. >> if you haven't planned, you're late in the game honestly. you don't just plug in a generator. >> reporter: the north bay wait topping off fuel tanks. if anyone understands the conflicts, it would be dennis back at sweat tet tea. their first restaurant burned down. >> in the east bay fire danger is high in the oakland hills.

extra engines are looking for problem spots. leslie road along with them. >> reporter: there is not only the usual fire engines on standby in oakland, but two extra engines are patrolling the hills. there's a state les engine prepositioned in oakland. >> as you know over the last few years with major fires, we're always behind trying to catch up when these fires start. our plan today having extra people out, extra engines out, they'll be able to get a jump on anything that might start off a fire. >> reporter: on a day like this a spark could take off with terrifying speed. >> i have the innnoticed how drf the trees are. >> reporter: as you can see with the red flag alert the fire

department closed down miller park to all visitors. they did allow a phone crew to continue shooting today inside the park, but they were required to hire a private fire watch team. >> keep an eye out for what's going on. pay attention to the weather. if the wind starts picking up, maybe not barbecue at that time. >> reporter: fire wants to get more residents to sign up for ac alerts on their cell phones. they say it's not a matter of bringing in more engines on days like this, they want people to pay attention and give them a call if they say anything that could potentially start a fire. you can find out about dangerous weather conditions through our news app. we'll send out alerts about things like spare the air alerts and pg&e power outages. you can customize the app for the topics that you're interested in. cal train reports one of the trains struck a person on the

tracks near san jose about an hour ago south of the station. sky 7 was over the scene where the train was stopped. major delays are expected on service toward gilroy. buses are being sent to help. a crackdown on people breaking the law around the rail crossings. this video showing people ignoring traffic lights, warnings and gates at a crossing. there have been 20 accidents so far this year. september is rail safety month. santa clara county has approved a ban on the sale of e-cigarettes to anyone under the age of 21 amid reports of people dying from a lung disease related to vaping. one in threeave tried vaping. also today the state of massachusetts announced a four-month ban on sales of vaping products, seven deaths have been confirmed. there have been 530 reported

illnesses across 39 states. we haven't hit flu season yet, but two people have died from the flu. this according to reports. we are joined live now with what's unusual about these cases. >> reporter: good evening. we don't have a lot of details. only that the two people who died were under the age of 65. santa clara county had to report them. >> one of our cases had been traveling overseas, got i i i while traveling and became ill and passed away once they returned. >> reporter: that case involves a child that officials say was previously healthy before getting the flu. the other death involved an adult who had other health complications. >> from what we know the adult would have gotten the infection here. they had underlying chronic

illness that would have put them at increased risk. >> reporter: these are the first flu deaths this year. last year eight people were killed in the county. >> the only thing we can predict is it's unpredictable. >> reporter: more flu vaccines have been ordered already. >> i ordered more and they said they expected more this year and there's already a lot more demand this year for them. >> reporter: next door to the pharmacy at this urgent care clinic, some concern about flu season starting now. >> this year we're seeing a few more people early so you might want to go and get the flu shot at this point so you can develop the anti-bodies against it. >> reporter: adding to that point, something else to note is that it's only september. typically flu season starts mid

october. doctors saying this is a good reminder to get that flu shot. they recommend it for people as young as 6 months old. >> thank you. a battle of the ages in the east bay today. a 70-year-old taking on and surviving a vicious road rage attack. the police say he and an 18-year-old driver nearly crashed into each other. officers say the teenager threw a can at the man before getting out and pulled a knife on him. when police arrived, the older man -- this guy is 70 -- he had the teenager wrapped up and taken down for them. tough old guy. >> definitely. president trump calls it a witch hunt. nancy pelosi c impeachment inquiry. tonight we have reaction from democrats and republicans on the historicncd today. go to abc 7 news to vote in tonighlis t've one neighborhood installed these boulders on a sidewalk as a

homeless deterrence. is that helpful or harmful? voting open now. we'll have the full story next.

they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. fixfinity internet and mobile, each for $30 a month. that equals awesome wifi from america's best internet provider and the best lte on the go. it's the ultimate coverage solution. it's all in the numbers. with xfinity mobile, you'll save up to $800 a year on your wireless bill. you can even get $250 back. don't miss out on xfinity internet and mobile, each for $30 a month. plus, save up to $800 a year on your wireless bill with

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on behavioral health services in san francisco. funding was announced for 15 more treatment beds to provide mental health care to the homeless. there are hundreds of beds available to people, but finding an available bed wasn't simple until now. we are joined live to explain exactly what's changing. >> reporter: let me put it this way. when you try to buy tickets for a concert or baseball game, you go online to see which seats are available. well, very similar to that beginning in november some of these nonprofits with available beds will make that information accessible online in real time. when there's an empty bed at a treatment center, the health department is usually notified via e-mail, but that's done only once a day in the morning. >> on any given night there are a number of beds available.

>> reporter: the mayor says those beds could go to people that need them that evening instead of waiting until the next morning. until now there hasn't been a way to get the exact number of empty beds at treatment centers online and in real time. in november seven centers will be connected online and know the availability sort of like when you select an airplane seat online in real time. >> this is how we're able to track people so we can basically provide the kind of support services so not one organization is off doing what they're doing on their own. this is a more efficient way. >> i was stopped in a homeless shelter. i was sleeping. >> reporter: following that incident this man began suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder, but he sought out help. not everyone does. of the seven nonprofits sharing information health right 360 is the largest with treatment beds.

there are 4,000 homeless people with mental illness and substance use disorders. what about those using drugs who aren't seeking help? today the supervisor introduced legislation demanding that the health department declare a public health crisis. last year 259 people died in san francisco of drug overdoses. >> where is our plan to stop the biggest killer today which is drug overdoses? >> reporter: this is what the supervisor says is needed and this is what he wants. he says narcan, he wants that to be more accessible. he wants to see more drop-in clinics, more detox clinics. he represents district six. that includes neighbors such as civic center where we are. those are areas with a lot of

drug problems. i'm live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> thank you. the bay area's high housing costs contributed to the current homeless crisis. >> one san francisco neighborhood people put out boulders on the sidewalk so there's no room for tents. the question we're asking is this helpful or harmful? >> go to abc 7 news.com. it was interesting when we started this it was heavily in favor of harmful and now it's swung 72% in helpful. we will leave the poll open as we bring this story from clinton park. >> reporter: you're looking at a turf war one night that got to the point where everybody was done. this was the tipping this neighbor who wants her voice to be heard, but her identity protected. through a neighborhood facebook group they raised more than $2,000 to a solution for a

problem they say got worse with time, drug dealers. >> i was talk to the head of our encampment crew earlier today about that. they are out on clinton park regularly. >> reporter: rachel confirmed that her department did respond to multiple requests from neighbors at clinton park. during six months these neighbors attended multiple city meetings in search of help. in one of those meetings someone unofficially advised these neighbors to buy boulders and here they are, 24 of them. maybe the first time a neighborhood has worked together to deter drug dealers and homeless encampments in this way. >> they're not a tripping hazard. there's no parking there. >> reporter: the city is not an ne tignihbors. in the past the city has placed barricades to end encampments and planters were placed by a business. back in clinton park eric says he's coming back tonight to sleep. >> someone will come around eventually and tell you to move

closer to the road, but he only comes around once. once he turns the corner, back to you where you were. >> reporter: others are considering boulders for their streets. >> i'm hoping we're not going to see them all over. >> reporter: abc 7 news. you can see 72% think it's helpful. it's not a solution for every neighborhood because we have cars that are parked there. imagine everybody putting boulders, but nobody has any ideas on how to fix this so that's where we are. >> we do want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. perhaps you have a great idea. share those by joining our better bay area facebook group. how about a cooler bay area? >> why do you have to set me up like that? it's going to be hot again tomorrow. >> that's why i did it. >> it's going to be a warm evening tonight and that will be the launching pad for another hot afternoon on the way for your wednesday. live doppler 7, you want to see

that marinelayer. we don't have that right now. nothing but sunshine. you wish you saw fog on the horizon. that would usher in cooler weather. that will not be with us for the next 24 hours. numbers pretty impressive for september. 95 in napa. san francisco, we're 83 degrees. well above average for this time of year. not surprised. we are warmer right now than yesterday by ten degrees. 13 degrees in san francisco. this warm weather is sticking around tonight. overnight tonight a lot of 60s on the board even away from the coast. a lot of cities holding in the low 70s. we will have those winds in our hills. let's look at the wind gusts as you go through lately tonight and early tomorrow morning. we expect early wednesday

morning those winds to race out of the north close to 40 miles per hour. the good news by late tomorrow morning into the early afternoon on wednesday the winds will subside. that red flag warning will expire at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and the fire danger will be greatly lessened. in the south bay tomorrow it's 95. along the peninsula, 94. the coastline, half moon bay, 81 tomorrow afternoon. the city we hit 90 today. we'll do it again tomorrow. 90 in san francisco and 91 in south san francisco. the north bay is hot, the east bay, low to mid 90s. 92 in oakland. inland we're hitting that century mark.

101 in concord. tomorrow another heat advisory from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. take it easy out there. air quality tomorrow another spare the air day is in effect. you can see no matter where you live moderate to poor air quality. if you have respiratory issues, take it outside outdoors. by thursday cooler air begins to move in. 70s and 80s. on friday the marine layer is back. it's going to help cool us off. this is going to fall nice and more fall like in the 60s and 70s. tomorrow it's hot again. that red flag warning expires at 11 a:00 a.m. we cool off thursday and morning drizzle on friday and we get into the 60s and 70s over the weekend where we will stay monday and tuesday. if the weather's too warm, how about going someplace cooler? antarctica. how about an all

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mushrooms are the number one crop in santa clara county for the first time. that's followed by nursery crops, things like flowers, grass and trees. third place is lettuce followed by bell peppers. the southern county's agricultural brought in close to $300 million last year according to the 2018 crop report. revenue was down 7%. san francisco based airbnb in the business of renting out homes around the world, now it wants to invite a select few to the most remote region on earth. this is the teaser video that was released today for the month-long trip. five volunteers will train and then travel to help a researcher studying plastic solutions.

the trip takes place from november to december. the average temperature during that period of time is minus 43 degrees fahrenheit. applications can be submitted on the website. they're due in two weeks. i sent in drew's application for him. i thought i would be proactive. >> that's nice of you. always thinking of others. house speaker nancy pelosi calls for the start of impeachment inquiries into president trump. >> we'll hear reaction and break down what is next in this process. a repair shop accused of charging for unnecessary repairs and work not done is stripped of its license. i'll have the

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integrity of our elections. >> california congresswoman nancy pelosi laying out the events that led to the call for the beginning of an impeachment inquiry. impeachment is a word swirling for a while. everybody is wondering what's chang changed? >> new calls where president trump encouraged the president from ukraine to investigate joe biden. >> reporter: this is a long process. starting with president trump saying he'll release the transcript of the phone call with ukraine's president. it's a call according to a whistleblower that violated the law because president trump called on a foreign leader to at is th saw tt broke the camel's back. nancy pelosi has resisted impeachment for months now because this is a long and rare process in american history. she made this statement today. >> the actions of the trump

presidency revealed dishonorable fact of the betrayal of the integrity of our elections. the president must be held accountable. no one is above the law. >> reporter: the inquiry is a witch hunt the president tweeted. she greeted trump last week. today she said she's surprised by the announcement. >> nancy pelosi has been the most seasoned voice of reason in the democratic party pushing back against impeachment for the last three years and she gave in today to the most radical left wing players in her party and i think it's going to end up being something that she regrets. >> reporter: now let's put this into perspective. the last president to face impeachment was bill clinton back in 1998. he was charged with lying under the oath and obstruction of

justice stemming from a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by paula jones. he was ultimately acquitted. >> we're early in the process here, but what are the steps because you mentioned this is a lengthy process. >> reporter: that's right. this is a three-step procedure at the federal level. first congress must investigate. that's what nancy pelosi announced today. then the house must pass by simple majority the articles of impeachment. that in turn formalizes the allegations committed by the president and once that happens that's when a president has been impeached. then the senate tries the president with the chief justice of the supreme court presiding. two-thirds of the chamber must vote to convict. should that happen that's when removal from office happens. >> all right. thank you. we first sent out the alert about the impeachment inquiry through the news app at 2:14 this afternoon. the app is one way to stay on top of news, but enable the push

alert feature. an auto repair shop accused of making unnecessary repairs will lose his business license after a one-year california undercover investigation. >> we broke the story last year when agents raided the shop and we are joined now with an exclusive update. >> reporter: just minutes before the scheduled hearing was to begin, presiding law judge cleared the courtroom for an unschedud settlement meeting. three hours later the state announced the terms of that settlement. a smiling and confident entered the building in oakland. he later told us off camera he has nothing to worry about and would act as his own attorney. his several undercover witnesses standing by to testify, the judge asked everyone to leave. the judge met with him and the

deputy state attorney. that judge also banned our camera from the courtroom. we took these pictures earlier. donald johnson is with the bureau of automotive repair. >> he sold work that wasn't necessary and he charged for work that wasn't performed. >> reporter: the accusations are the result of an undercover sting in which cars with known defects are brought in by agents posing as shoppers. >> we see if the repair facility successfully repairs the vehicle, repairs it properly, repairs as invoiced. >> reporter: we brought you exclusive pictures of a raid back in june of investigators entinterrogation. >> there was a settlement agreed to. it was a settlement conference

which resulted in revocation of the license. >> reporter: full terms of the confidential settlement will not be made public, but he will be allowed to reply for a license in one year and go through a hearing before his license will be reinstated. fmc is expected to close down after all the paperwork of the settlement is finalized. >> always sign a written estimate. always ask questions if you're not certain what's going to be performed and always receive a copy of the document that you signed. >> reporter: he promised to aiv einterview, but he left without talking with us. the district attorney's office still has an open criminal investigation against fmc. that investigation is unlikely to move forward. we will keep track of this and report back. >> thank you. coming up, he stole hearts and more. >> that is for sure. the new honor for dusty, a real

life cat burglar. protecting the status quo is not a winning strategy. >> lesson learned and now shared by the

how could one forget dusty, the real cat burglar that became a sensation after the world after the story aired about him in 2017. >> he's been picked as the grand marshal of the pet parade. we visited dusty before the bigg event. >> reporter: remember dusty, the cat burglar who stole more than 600 items from neighbors in three years. here is dusty today at the old age of 13. how does he spend his day? >> sleeping. he's sleeping a lot. >> reporter: neighbors still think of dusty as a celebrity. his story got more than 1 million hits on social media. it took him on to news programs all over the world. he appeared on the david letterman show. >> look at that. >> reporter: jay leno had some

fun with dusty. his owner says he is a reformed cat and that his thieving days are over. well, almost. he still like to steal. >> the last thing was this little ball. >> reporter: an occasional stuffed animal, but mostly -- >> towels, towels. plastic bags. >> reporter: nothing like the 600 items he stole in three years. our first story on dusty was eight years ago, a camera installed by the animal planet network captured him for a week. his record 11 items in one night, toys, towels and people's personal items. dusty stole a bikini bottom. >> he took the top home. >> reporter: today eight years later we bumped into kelly's spouse. >> any missing bikini's? >> no. >> reporter: the neighborhood

seems safer, but residents aren't taking chances. >> i think as we get new neighbors in, the old neighbors will warn them about dusty. >> reporter: on saturday he will be the grand marshal of the pet parade. a perfect choice indeed. abc 7 news. >> i love dusty. >> he's slowing down, though. >> i know. >> he needs to have kids. the one thing that's funny is he's probably been at this for 40 years. never has he had more than on dusty the cat. hot weather today and a repeat tomorrow. how nice does the beach look? a live look. >> drew explains how much longer cooper! did you eat all of your treats? ♪ help! i need somebody

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>> they were rounded up with no charges, with no trial, due process, the central pillar of our justice system completely disappeared and we were all categorized as enemy aliens because we looked like the people that bombed pearl harbor. they took everything from us, my father's business and we lost the house to be imprisoned when we're innocent americans. >> he said he wrote they called us enemy to educate and remind others what happened because he is seeing shades of the very same thing in today's america. bob is sharing some of the lessons he has learned after

leading the walt disney company with a new book out. he took over disney when technology was changing like never before. he describes his friendship with late apple co-founder steve jobs. >> he immediately saw in me someone that respected apple and respected technology and its place in business and society and the intersection between technology and creativity and i think that changed the relationship. so when i became ceo finally in late 2005 and i broached the subject of buying pixar, i was coming from a place in steve's mind that he admired or at least respected and appreciated. >> in his book he details the moment the two had when jobs confided in him about the cancer diagnosis that would ultimately take jobs' life. disney is continuing the plant based food trend. the theme parks are going vegan.

every feature vegan options. more than 400 dishes will be added by next month followed by disneyland this coming spring. as we get to the weather, check out the sunset behind us. how beautiful does that look? >> it's am >> there's a little haze out there creating that sunset. war. let's get an update on the red flag warning in effect. this expires tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. tonight northeast gusts close to 40 miles an hour. low humidity. fires easily start and spread under those conditions so we'll keep our eye on the winds. tomorrow another heat advisory for much of the bay area. there's an increased risk of heat related illness due to the

hot temperatures tomorrow. overnight it will be a warm night. we will hang on to a lot of the warm air. we have 60s on the board. the winds will increase in the hills especially. tomorrow the winds relax late in the morning, but the heat is with us. it is hot no matter where are you in the bay. 92 in oakland. 90 in san francisco. half moon bay is 81 degrees. hot again tomorrow. we start to cool off on thursday. 92 will be cooler than tomorrow. friday the morning drizzle will usher in the marine layer giving us a cooldown on saturday and sunday. we'll stay below average for monday and tuesday. >> 90 in the city tomorrow? >> it hit 90 today. >> it said 88. you know it's hot. >> here we go again. >> thanks. i can't believe we're down to one final week. >> this is unbelievable.

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career of bruce bochy. now six games remain and he's taking time to enjoy every moment as retirement looms around the corner. >> take everything in, the walk to the ballpark and the walk in the clubhouse, even this time with you guys. sometimes you say, well, this is work. it's not. the fact you guys are hear listening to what i have to i'm savoring that. i can't get my wife to do that. i appreciate everything about this game. >> relax and letting the players do their thing out there giving advice when needed, but not trying to be too controlling. he's pretty laid back. >> he's such a competitor. i think when it comes down to it, he's going to make the right decision to win ball games. i think communication is great. i can sit here for a long time and be long winded about boch, but the two things that stand

out is the way he treats his players and how competitive is he and how much he loves this game. >> highlights of the giants game tonight at 11. the a's face the angels in a few minutes. cleveland is up 8-0 on the white sox in the fourth inning. this season doug wilson made a shocking move hiring the scout. he spent his career in baseball for the giants and general manager for the dodgers. we met up with him to ask about that transition from baseball to hockey. >> when you first took the job, it surprised many. were a lot of people saying what does a baseball guy know about hockey? >> not really. people who know me know my passion for the sport. my passion for the sport goes back to my early days in chicago as a young kid. i've been following them for a long time. i spent as much time as i could

in the people in the know. i spent time with general managers. a lot of time with coaches and scouts through the years because it's something i'm passionate about and something i've always had an interest in learning and kind of understanding better. >> are there similarities when you're looking for talent in terms of baseball and hockey that cross over? >> i don't think there's any question. i think the character and they're willing to sacrifice, how they go about their business and the process to be as good as they can be, i think it mirrors each other. i know what i'm looking at as far as a hockey player's skill level on the ice and off the ice. >> what was it about the sharks that made you want to be part of this organization? >> i think they're classy and smart and cutting edge and they're good people. that's what i need. i don't need to do anything i don't feel like doing and i'm at this stage in life i'm attracted to those i know are real and genuine and talented. >> after a win saturday, cal

improved to 4 and 0 and climbed up national rankings. 16th in the coach's poll. the golden bears working on a short week. 7:30 kickoff. you can get better. >> rankings matter when the season's over. that's when they matter. we don't minimize the fact that we've won the games we've played in, which is hard to do. in order to stay in that conversation, we have to improve. we've played four games. we have a lot of football left. in order for us to continue to have an opportunity to w have to improve. that is it for sports. all the players really respect bruce bochy. all the fans love him. it will be interesting to see how it plays out. >> it's going to be emotional and then the drama of who is the successor and what do they do with the giants?

do they take somebody within the organization? he has experience with the as and dodgers. he's the ultimate wild card. >> yeah. we mentioned his success. the giants hopefully can bring them back to san francisco and get them back to where they have been with bruce. >> probably somebody that likes an l an litt analitics. they are asking the city not to enforce an rv ban. that story at 11:00. shocking video who was attacked during an open house. agents are learning how to protect themselves against that relevant so of thing from happening. at 8:00 catch the season premier of the connors followed by bless this mess and at 9:00 it's the premier of mixed dish

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