restrictions. summer-time profits usually upset the slower time of year for tourist businesses. >> we plan to furlough, re-furlough some people, employees. >> we are not losing two weeks of business. each dgl . building a better bay area busiest day in a period of time for a safe and secure future. we could have. this is abc 7 re. >> the dolan fire broke out out >> hrtreakome>> eveg is burned august 18th, it is 25% contained. >> as always you can follow fires statewide with our crisp. >> many finding nothing but ash. exclusive wildfire tracker updated with the latest containment from cal fire. you can find air quality data from where you live. >> good evening, thank you so abc 7's fire tracker is much for joining us. available now at abc7 news.com i'm dion lynn. >> amtd eric thomas. and the abc 7 news app. residents living inside the at abc 7, we are focused on fire zone are allowed to return building aetter area. home. but for others, it means the a big component of that is race typical task of assessing damage and social justice. or salvaging what was lost in today they made their stand in

the massive blaze. tiburon. we were at reed elementary school where rows and rows of people called for change. the lnu fire, they are recently, a black clothing store learning in the north bay and owner in tiburon said he felt he surrounding counties and cal was profiled by police filling fire says weather is helping crews. the fire is now at more than it true people of all ages and 373,000 acres, which is about 583 square miles, bigger than races. they offered more than a mental the city of los angeles. change. today's patrons also got a it is 41% contained, a 6% workout. >> we are doing inner work. we start off with physical increase from yesterday. ou le a exp t c us t more c g >> abc 7 news cornell bernard is live inorter:hose making ho few a homecoming may get some counterprotesters holding up signs at a nearby sidewalk, in encouragement from that seen on a scorched hillside, it says, the south bay, san jose mayor vaca strong. it's a testament to the community. one homeowner asked us to come sala along as he returned to his sam ricardo, the mayor posted property. >> make a sharp right. this image of the spray-painted ck's canyonis it's a r jim knew messages, but they weren't up for long.

neighbors helped scrub the walls and a driveway. he said his neighbors represent the true spirit of the movement and responded to the vandalism property had been destroyed but seeing the damage up close was on camera last night. >> it doesn't have anything to do with the message. it doesn't have anything to do >> reporter: the fire was with the movement. approaching fast. it has to do with a decision to there was little time. >> i do not see 30 minutes more that i could have gotten out of a few very irresponsble this place. >> reporter: down the road, his neighbor's house in ruins. >> well, it's hard for me to not individuals. >> protesters were otherwise peaceful last night. hundreds marched from city hall choke up. through downtown toward san particularly somebody you know. i look at this if she hasn't pedro square. some even danced in the streets, gotten out, she wouldn't have as you can see. made it. >> this video was taken by the police say one person was arrested for vandalism incident parish family as they escaped that occurred at city hall. the flames on pleasants valley in walnut creek, about 100 road. luckily, their home was spared. >> we are solur people joined theerartoy. house made it. at one plt or sat we know a lot of other people's homes who didn't make it. block traffic at south main street and newell avenue. tears there. >> in solana county, alone, they honored george floyd with a damage from the fire is still s. moment of silence that lasted for 8 minutes and 46 seconds.

several valleys are planned but we're over 220 homes that in oakland tonight, including a march and a vigil at lake are lost. >> we also have some personal protection equipment for you. merritt later. last night, people marched >> this eentry center was set up in the parking lot of a through downtown. bud tmountainch tour a hundreds of people attended the march. man peaceful. police say they made more than a dozen arrested, including one he is feeling lucky to be a person believed to have pointed survivor. >> so i guess that's what i fall back on is, you know, if there crew. there were no reports of fires is somebody looking out after me or broken glass. every day. >> you are okay? there were incidents of both at >> yeah, so far. wednesday night's protests. well, the protests were . >> now to our localss sparked, in part, by the death of jacob blake. e in vacaville, tan. blake was shot seven times in the back by a kenosha, wisconsin police officer last weekend. blake's family says he is now cornell bernard, ac 7 news. >> thank you very much. paralyzed. they held a march in kenosha because of the pandemic, fema is letting fire victims today, world news tonight will have the very latest coming up apply for aid via an app. at 5:30. a a anprott.athls prompted on abc7.com, michael finney has broken down all you need to know to get your claim done. pl governor newsom's new

now to the scu lightning complex. fire officials gave an update this afternoon on the progress and it is looking good. opening rules go into effect. evacuation orders along the san businesses tell us it's adding joachim and stanislav county to months of confusion. and i'm meteorologist drew line in alameda have been tuma, tracking the smoke in our warnings. skies very closely. they have listed it completely. in the coming days, we could find some better air the fire burned more than 374,000 acres and is 40% contained. meantime, cal fire officials say the czu lightning complex remained very active overnight. the wildfire has burned more than 83,000 acres and is 29% contained. more than 45,000 people in santa cruz and san mateo counties are under ehavinguation. crews are three-quarters of the way through damage inspections and are working to repopulate communities. firefighters are concerned about next week's warmer temperatures. fire in monterey county forced part of highway 1 to close. that's resulted in another economic punch for businesses

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the u.s. may have its first coronavirus reevacuation after a man in nevada have tested

positive for a second time. statewide, cases are at a slightly downward trend, showing nearly 697,400 cases. there are nearly 86,000 cases here in the bay area. case information is something counties will be keeping an eye on this weekend. there is a small chance it could impact their reopening under governor newsom's new guidelines. they impact several things we are focused on, the economy, can changing workplace and your health. now, the governor's new system includes four color-coded tiers. tiers are determined by case numbers and case positivity. the rules go into effect on monday. the majority of counties in the state, though not all will begin in the most restrictive tier. business owners say it has been a confossing process. >> over and over again, it's the same situation, i have been

ready to open at least four or five times now. it just hasn't happened. >> you can check out the new rules for where you live on our website abc7news.com. coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00, tributes pouring in for actor chadwick boseman who died after a battle

. tributes are pouring in tonight for actor chadwick boseman who passed away after a private battle with colon cancer. he was best known for his starring role in "the black panther" tonight he is being remembered for kids and adults alike. >> reporter: the world is robbed of another hero. >> what happens now? >> what happens?

to the rest of the world? >> reporter: taking 43-year-old rising hollywood star, chadwick boseman, the man that gave human form to marvel's "black panther." he died around his family. the actor was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer in 2016. the diagnosis eventually advancing to stage 4. colorectal cancer is the weekend deadliest cancer in the u.s., disproportionately affecting black and brown communities. een more remarkable, his family revealing the actor was making movies, staring in spike lee's "da 5 blood 80s and playing thur good marshall during and between countless chemo therapies. >> guns. books. >> reporter: boseman a south carolina native worked his way up in the film industry, playing an impressive icons like jackie robinson in "42."

>> reporter: james brown in "g " [ music playing ] >> reporter: before finding fame in marvel's "black panther" boseman tearing up about this interview of the movie while talking with two fans with terminal cancer. >> and their parents said they're trying to hold on until this movie comes and when i found out that they, whew,whew,, it means a lot. >> reporter: the stunning news of boseman's death, sending social media into shock and grief friday gh some using the as a reminder ttles my cwaington. now, your accuweather forecast withdrew tuma. >> and smoke continues to linger in our skies, to start out the weekend so we continue to find

air quality issues, spa irthe air day in effect today. another one in effect tomorrow so live doppler 7 along with satellite is showing you fog right along the immediate coastline with our marine layer pretty intact right now. so let's take a look at the current pm 2.5 particulate matter in the air that comes from the smoke. for much of the day, we have been moderating or averaging the yellow colors you see on the screen and unhealthy for sensitive groups for poor air quality. the orange colors you see on your screen, really the peninsula in the south bay has been the hardest impacted because of the way the wind is directed. we are still getting smoke from fires in northern camp. coming down our coastline and really pushing into the peninsula and the south bay right now so we take a look at the next 48 hours and we do expect a similar day tomorrow in terms of our air quality. on average, it will be around

that poor level again. while you may fluctuate hour by hour for much of the day, will you have smoke in your skies. the spare the air day is in effect. monday, though, we will see a bit of a shift. into the major shift. still a shift in our wind pattern, which will help to alleviate some of the smoke. we will likely see a gradual improvement to more moderate levels. that is encouraging news on the horizon. right now a live look from seheemoke in the atmosphere. numbers right now, it's not too bad in terms of any intense heat out there. our warmest spots are in the 80s it's 81 in concord. we're at 73 in san jose, 60 in the ski with fog. 73 tha rosa. so live doppler 7 along with satellite, there the an area of low pressure that will bring back the marine layer tonight. it will continue to bring that smoke in from the north and push it into the bay area so overnight tonight temperatures, mainly in the mid- to upper-50,

with that fog along the coast around the bay shore line so future weather as we watch that fog, first thing in the morning what the marine layer does, it actually acts like a lid on our atmosphere that can track smoke first thing in the morning so likely our worst air quality will be in the morning. however, in the afternoon as the fog erodes a little bit of the wind picks up, we should see a bit of improvement into our moderate category. tomorrow afternoon looks better in terms of air quality numbers. very similar tomorrow for afternoon highs. the accuweather 7-day forecast, another spare the air day in effect. then we find a warmer weather trend hitting us. by tuesday, we're in the 80s and 90s, guys. it looks like it's not too much hotter than that, temperatures fluctuating in the low- to mid-90s in the hottest spots, guys. >> all right, thank you for that. sports is back. chris alvarez has a look ahead. >> the nba playoffs resume.

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oh, what a difference a cupeling weeks make. the last time the as-astros met there was a bench-clearing brawl. that set up a double header today. game one, of course, honoring jackie robinson. bottom 1, scoreless, two on, 2

out. just like that 3-0 houston, bassett four earned, top two runner on. he laces one down the line. it goes into the corner. the astro's perfect defense, cannon down at the plate. reddi. 413 feet, astros win game one. game two currently in progress. it's tommy la stella's debut. 1-at-bat re.y..ri kyle tucker is popout. bases loaded for tucker. a deep drive to right center. it will stay in the yard. 3-1 at that point. 5-1 astros in the 4th. the nba playoffs resume.

the top seed milwaukee had a chance to close out the playoffs. they kneeled with the black lives matter shirts. 22 of the 28 came in the first half. he makes it look so easy. he barely has to jump. imagine a 24/7 run afternoon. 7. i stanley cup playoffs returned today, fol two days of boekts, likely bruins. 1st period, brayden point, dipsy-doodle around the it's 1-0 lightning there. tampa bay had a 2-1 lead. victor hedman, it floats into the net, his 4th. tampa bay has a 3-1 win. the third round of the championships, hideki matsuyama,

chipping in the bunker. co-leader at 1 under. jon rahm had a massive blunder here. that cost him a penalty, one stroke. he finished 4 under, 2 over tied for 6. dustin johnson, 30 undtome. uer

. finally tonight, san jose firefighters saluted one of their own who began saving lives

long befor resnd were even born. >> this is so special. vintage cars lined up for a birthday celebration for retired sam siebert. historians say he's san jose's served from 1946 to 1976.. what a lovely tribute. so creative. he looks to be in good health and spirits. >> he does. that's it for abc 7 news at 5:00. i'm eric thomas. >> and i tonight, the heartbreaking death of actor chadwick boseman. the tributes pouring in. known for his inspiring roles, his charismatic and intense portrayals on screen. best known for his role in the groundbreaking film, "black panther." giving new life to iconic black

figures in american history. we're now learning about his very private four-year battle with cancer. also tonight, the large protests under way over the police shooting of jacob blake. we'll take you to the justice for jacob march on the streets of kenosha. plus, president trump's new claim heading into the final months of the election showdown, saying most protesters don't know who george floyd is. the president attacking joe biden, saying biden just came out of his basement. and the surprise decision from the director of national intelligence on election