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protesters filled the streets of oakland again over the police shooting of jacob blake. businesses however say they're getting tired of cleaning up when things turn violent. >> a house spared by the czu complex fire. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts now. building a better bay area, this is abc 7 news. good evening, and thank you so much for joining us. i'm dion lim. >> and i'm eric thomas. protests continue in the bay area over the shooting of a black man in kenosha, wisconsin by police. for a second night in a row, we've seen things turn violent, with tear gas deployed.eployed.

>> reporter: this is night three of oakland protesters demanding justice for jacob blake, an african-american man who was shot seven times in the back by wisconsin police officer, leaving him paralyzed from the waist down and generating nationwide protests. oakland police reporting one of their officers was injured as the crowd threw rocks and bottles and pointed lasers to their officers. >> changes in policy need to be made with the police brutality against the african-american males in this community. so definitely we're supportive of peaceful protesting. >> reporter: many are afraid of history repeating itself where smashed windows and fires were left behind. shonda scott, with the oakland african-american chamber of commerce says small business owners are the ones picking up the broken glass and the bill. >> this is serious business. and don't come here vandalizing our city. >> reporter: this is a prime example of these attacks. they've been vandalized three times since july. >> we still have to pay our

rinse, we still have to do all those things, but now we have the damage and graffiti. >> reporter: it will cost between $1200 to $3,000 to fix. and what hurts the most is this. >> we have signage up so people know. my husband is black and costa rican, so both minority immigrants, but it does not matter, they do not care. >> reporter: over a dozen arrests were made last night. tonight they will continue to monitor the situation. oakland police officers declaring an unlawful assembly failing to disperse, urging them to leave or face arrest. tonight business owners pleading. >> it's hurting the exact people that you want to help. >> reporter: in oakland, abc 7 news. breaking news now taking place in portland, oregon.

one person died during a shooting. it appears about 600 cars took part in tonight's caravan. protesters have rallied in downtown portland for the past three months since the may killing of george dploid by a police officer in minneapolis. president trump m in tiburon, abc 7 was at reed elementary school this afternoon where rows upon rows of people calmled for change. recently, a black clothing store owner in tiburon said he felt he was being profiled by police while filling inventory at his store at 1:00 in the morning. this helped spark today's event which drew people of all ages and races. a show of activism offered more than just a mental change. they also got a work out. >> we're starting off with

phsical movement. we push so much of the physical aspect. the more we can go inward the more we can bring out our love and express that on the world here. >> there were a few counter protesters, holding up signs at a nearby sidewalk. in the south bay, san jose mayor sam liccardo is responding to vandalism at his home last night. it happened after a blm protest in the city. the mayor posted this image today of the spray painted messages, but they weren't up for long. neighbors helped scrub the walls and the driveway. and in a tweet today, liccardo said his neighbors represent the true spirit of the movement. he responded to the vandalism on camera last night. >> it doesn't, doesn't have anything to do with the message. it doesn't have anything to do with the movement. it has to do with the the the of a few very irresponsible individuals. >> protesters were otherwise

peaceful. hundreds marched from city hall through downtown toward san pedro square. some even danced in the streets. police say one person was arrested for vandalism that occurred at city hall. and in walnut creek, about 100 people joined a black lives matter march today. at one point, they knelt or sat, blocking traffic at south main street and newell avenue. a city councilman tweeted the marchers honored george floyd with a moment of silence that lasted eight minutes and 46 seconds, the amount of time an officer knelt on his neck resulting in his death. firefighters are making considerable progress in sonoma and lake counties. while containment is now up to about 55%, some of the people who had to evacuate are returning home this weekend. cornell bernard tells us in some

cases that means coming back to rubble. >> reporter: jim is making a difficult journey to where his home once stood. jim knew his property and rv had been destroyed by the lnu complex fire, but seeing the damage up close was painful. >> similar to when my wife died. it's a grief and shock to the system. >> reporter: the fire was approaching fast, and there was little time. >> i do not see 30 minutes more that i could have gotten out of this place. >> reporter: down the road, his neighbor's house in ruins. >> well, it's hard for me not to choke up. particularly, somebody you know. and i look at this. if she hadn't got out she wouldn't have made it. >> reporter: this video was taken by the parish family as they escaped the flames on pleasant valley road. luckily, their home was spared. >> we're so thankful that our house made it. and we know a lot of other people's homes who didn't make it, so that's, you know, a lot

of tears there. >> reporter: in solano county alone, damage from the fire is still being assessed. >> yeah, it's still an estimate, but we're over 220 homes that ar lost. >> we also have some personal protection equipment for you. >> reporter: this re-entry center was set up in the parking lot of a vacaville church to help folks return safely to their properties. jim farha says he plans to return and rebuild on the mountain. he's feeling lucky to be a survivor. >> i guess that's what i fall back on, there's somebody looking out for me every day. >> reporter: and you're okay. >> yeah, so far. >> reporter: there's now a message of hope written on the scorched hillside, it says "vaca strong." an assistance center will open at solano community college to help with recovery and assistance. cornell bernard, abc 7nes news.

to the south where firefighters are making headway on the czu complex. it has burned more than 84,000 acres and containment is at 33%. it has been destructive, wiping out scores of homes. we went to bonnie doon and found neighbors helping neighbors. >> reporter: this home is one of the few spared in the community of bonnie doon. now neighbors are coming together to survive. >> the fire went around me. it took out everybody across the stre street and around aroume. >> reporter: he offers his home to those in need. >> wrater and companionship. >> reporter: his house is a refuge that runs by a generator that fire didn't destroy. >> reporter: one neighbor says being at his house allows him to escape the devastation. >> being able to get together at a place that resembles normalcy

and hanging out with friends is very refreshing at the end of the day. >> come around here to share information, a meal, some encouragement. >> reporter: these neighbors credit a network of people helping them get by. >> we're fairly self-sufficient up here, but there's a limit to all that. we need fuel to run our lives and to charge our phones. >> reporter: robertson is grateful for the help and he's glad he can offer his home. >> well, it's good to have my home, but it's, on the flip side, my neighbors are homeless. >> reporter: in bonnie doon, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. one bird in a missing flock of condors has been found. biologists used radio waves to find the bird named shadow. he was located at pinnacle's national peak about an hour's drive from the condor's home at

the sanctuary in monterey. a wildfire burned down the sanctuary. nine condors and four chicks remain missing. firefighters say the increased containment of one of the largest fires in history, the scu complex has burned more than 376,000 acres. that adds up to 588 square miles across seven counties, including parts of alameda, contra costa and santa clara counties, it's the second largest in state history containment now stands at 45%, up from 40% earlier today. crews say today's winds made it easier to fight the flames. we have an extensive page on our website with the resources you need to stay safe in a wildfire. you can find it at abc 7 news.com. california's 58 counties have new rules on what can open

during the pandemic. napa's wineries, open or closed? we have the answer after the governor released his guidelines. what about cruise ships? when they are expected to start sailing again in and out of the bay area. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we're keeping a very close eye on our air quality as a spare dear jack box, bring back the spicy chicken strips, still waiting for the spicy chicken strips, so many about spicy chicken strips. wow, i hear you. so i'm bringing back my juicy 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo for only $5.99!

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the average number for the past couple of weeks. the seven-day positivity rate at 5.5%. this, one of the key figures going forward, as california reopens its economy. it is a good reflection of community transmission. monday officially ushers in new guidelines for california's reopening. there will now be four color-coded tiers, purple, red, original and yellow, purple means wide pred transition while yellow is minimal. most will start out purple, but there are business allowed to open. hair salons and mails will lls b able to open with indoor operations. napa county, placed on tier two means gyms, salons and churches can open with

restrictions. breweries must remain closed unless they serve meals. napa is still working through which rules apply. starting this tuesday, stanford will be closing its campus to most of the public. the campus is being divided into zones to help limit the spread of coronavirus. each zone has certain requirements to enter, demanding depending on the staff or student member's role. these include the arboretum and stanford golf course. only a third of stanford students will be on campus this semester. 21 private schools in contra costa county have applied for waivers to bring elementary-aged students back to the classroom. it is designated as a purple county, which means it has widespread covid transmission and must keep schools online. schools are allowed to apply for waivers, although only two have

been granted in the bay area so farr. cruise ships may be planning to return to san francisco this spring. the owner of flair travel in oakland told the chronicle that bookings are up 200%, although half of them are rebooking from 2020 plans that were canceled. people are hopeful the rules will change by next year. right now the unofficial start date is november. but that is subject to change. we've updated our website, so you can see which tier your county is in and businesses allowed to reopen. some will have restrictions. can you find it on abc 7 news.com. all right, with a check of our weather, drew tuma standing by with what we can expect for our weekend. hey, drew. >> hi, guys. we're going to find issues again tomorrow with our air quality. we're still finding smoke lingering in our atmosphere from

fires. tomorrow again we'll have another spare the air day in t you can see fog over the city right now. in some spots close to the coast the fog is pretty close at this hour. visibility mode shows you along the coast where the fog is locally dense around half moon bay, visibility is dropped down to a mile and a half along with coastal drizzle. we will be dealing with dense coastal fog. we do have fresh air in spots, especially close to the coast. the sea breeze has slowly been blowing smoke to the east. right now from napa to san rafael. the there is improvement from earlier this morning. it is essentially that we

breathe easier. but the air quality again is going to go back to poor levels on average for our sunday. you may fluctuate hour-to-hour. on average, we will find poor air quality over the next 24 hours. by monday, though, our winds will switch very lightly. and that's going to make all the difference. we're going to find monday more in terms of moderate air quality. so slight improvement as we go to the first of the month. right now we're finding numbers in the 50s and 60s. 61 in san jose, 57 in novato. 62 in concord, comfortably cool. live doppler 7, an area of low pressure is keeping our fog fully in tact this evening and continuing to stay there the next 24 hours. that's why tomorrow morning it will be rather foggy. overnight tonight, we'll find temperatures in the mid to upper 50s with fog moving in and around the bay shore line. with the fog, it tends to act as

a lid on the atmosphere. so we do anticipate the air quality to decline overnight. first thing tomorrow morning i would expect to find the worse air quality of the day. as we go throughout the afternoon, the breeze kicks back in. the afternoon will find some better air quality. highs similar to where we were today. 60s and 70s near the bay shore line. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. morning smog, spare the air. wind shift with the air quality slightly improving but warming up. by tuesday, 80s to widespread 90s. it doesn't look like the air gets too intense. we'll stay in the 90s but no record-setting temperatures in the next seven days. just ahead, looking,

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frankie montos on the mound. the astros take game two 6-3, they are two and a halfback of oakland in the division. giants get on the board first. evan longoria doubles to left center, dickerson's going to score. brandon belt, belts one to the right field corner. rbi double makes it 2-0 giants. hanging breaking ball, right center, stays in the yard, that's a rbi double. 3-0 giants. top nine. a solo home run, that is nice for the giants. the team leading eighth of the year. they'll go for the series win sunday. the quakes and l.a. galaxy taking a knee before their match. cade cowell, 16 years old, from outside the box, how about that, 2-1 quakes.

corner kick, sebastian lletget. and nba playoffs resuming. it's lakers and lakers and lake he's so good at this age. cj mccollum, 36 points. trying to keep the blazers in it. they fought all the way. this is why l.a. has anthony davis. the lakers with their first playoff win in a series since 2012. game five between the thunder and rockets. look who's back. russell westbrook. explodes in the third. james harden to the hole with soul. he had 31. check out left of your screen, dennis sluder gets picked. he would be ejected as well as p.j. tucker for the head butt. rockets outscored the thunder big in the third, and they take a 3- 2 series lead. this is abc 7 sports report,

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on the czu lightning complex. the fire has burned more than 84,000 acres and has wiped out scores of homes in santa cruz and san mateo counties. containment tonight stands at 33%. firefighters are making considerable progress on the lnu fire. containment is up to 55%. some of the people who had to evacuate are returning home this weekend. tonight, protesters continue in the bay area over the shooting of jacob blake. a black man shot seven times in the back by police in kenosha, wisconsin. for a second night in a row, we have seen things turn violent in oakland, with tear gas being deployed. many small business owners were cleaning up damage today after last night's protests. president trump plans to visit kenosha, wisconsin on tuesday as protests continue, following the police shooting of jacob blake. blake was shot seven times in the back and his family says he

is paralyzed. we have new details on the investigation into the shooting. >> reporter: calls for justice echoing once again through the streets of kenosha, saturday afternoon. this after the kenosha police union released a statement disputing the wisconsin department of justice's version of the events that led to officer sheskey shooting jacob blake. however, authorities have not released many details in the case, and it's unclear where the police union obtained its information, which made several unfounded allegations against blake. the new developments coming as blake recovers in the hospital, paralyzed from the waist down, and until friday, handcuffed to his bed, allegedly under aurmed guard because of a previous warrant. mean while, the investigation continues into the 17-year-old charged with killing two demonstrators and injuring a third. newly-obtained video by abc news appears to show kyle rittenhouse being changed by at least one man after a teenager allegedly

shot a demonstrator, his attorney arguing his client had no choice but to fire multiple rounds toward his migimmediate attackers because he feared for his life. and why officers didn't immediately arrest rittenhouse as he walked toward them with an assault-style rifle waacross hi chest. >> i'm tired! of looking at cameras and seeing these young black and brown people suffer! >> reporter: abc news, washington. new developents in the case that sparked a nationwide movement, former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin has asked a judge to dismiss charges against him. his attorney says there's not probable cause to support second or third degree murder or manslaughter charges. new body cam footage shows

witnesses begs officers to check his pulse. prosecutors are asking for stricter sentences than those recommended by guidelines. president trump visited communities devastated by hurricane laura. he walked alongside state and local officials. he toured a warehouse that serve as a place for splicupplies. >> i want to thank the first responders and law enforcement and don't get the kind of recognition that they should get. >> the president has declared parts of both louisiana and texas federal disaster areas. that makes it easier for residents and businesses to obtain grants and low-interest loans. laura is blamed for at least 16 deaths. starting today, the trump

administration is ending all in-person election security briefings to congress. just weeks before the presidential election. the top u.s. intelligence officer sent letters to congress today telling lawmakers they will now only be receiving written updates. he said this was all to help ensure that information is not misunderstood or politicized. president trump said his administration got tired of sensitive information leaking. other lawmakers said that ending the briefs is an outrage and that written updates are insufficient. tributes are pouring in tonight for ak tower tor chadwick boy chadwick boseman, known for playing jackie robinson in "42" died of colon cancer. >> reporter: cancer robbed the world of another hero. >> what happens now determines

what happens to the rest of the world. >> reporter: taking 43-year-old rising hollywood star chadwick boseman, the man who gave human form to marvel's black panther. he died in los angeles surround surrounded by his wife and family. he was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2016. the diagnosis advancing to stage four. colorectal cancer disproportionately affects black and brown communities. his family row vealievealing he making movies, playing a determined thurgood marshall between therapy. >> what have you got in here, cement? >> guns. books. >> reporter: boseman worked his way up in the film industry,

playing icons like jackie robinson in "42." james brown in "get on up." before finding fame in marvel's "black panther." boseman tearing up during this interview, talking about two fans with term nam can sir. >> they're trying to hold on till this movie comes, and when i found out that it's, it means a lot. >> reporter: the stunning news of boseman's death sending social media into shock and grief friday night. some using the actor's death as a reminder of the individual battles many fight silently. abc news, washington. a special tribute to boseman is planned for tomorrow night.

abc 7 will show "black panther." it will be followed by an abc news special tribute. disney is also the parent company of abc 7. we are seeing lots of stories of people losing everything in the bay area wildfires. >> but in the ashes some are finding reason four hor hope an reason to celebrate. and i'm drew tuma. we have another spare the air day in effect for

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operator if you're encountering a life-threatening situation. you can find the number on abc 7 news.com. a fire in monterey county has forced part of highway one to close. big sur area restaurants say they're usually crowded this time of year, but now plenty of tables are available. even with limited outdoor seating due to covid restrictions. summertime profits usually offset the slower months of the year for many tourist-driven businesses. >> we've had to furlough, re-furlough some people again, some employees. we're not just losing right now two weeks of business. we're losing, each day represents the single busiest day in a period of time we could have. >> the dolan fire has burned more than 25,000 acres since it broke out on august 18th. it's 25% contained.

a beloved animal sanctuary in vacaville was among the properties v properties destroyed by fires in the lnu complex. the people who own that ranch are celebrating survival. laura anthony has the story from solano county. >> reporter: when you've lost so much, lucky is a relative term. >> somebody put a heart on the brick. >> reporter: it's been a week since the lnu compression destroyed the beloved animal sanctuary the lucky ones ranch in vacaville. it was home to a 911 dispatcher and her police officer husband. he was away at work when she called to tell him the flames were getting way too close. >> i said you need to come home, code three, code three now. >> reporter: with the help of a local animal rescue group, the couple got almost all of their animals out, including

three-legged sheep annie. today annie and more than 100 of her companions are safe and well. on a fairfield property, a local teacher offered as a temporary home. >> just to know that we rescued all the animals out of there and got everyone safely out of there with the exception of a cat that is still missing, i believe is a survivor, and we'll find her. is amazing. >> reporter: here, the couple can tend to their menagerie of animals. many disabled or blind. each with its own story, once discarded by someone else, only to be welcomed into this family. >> got five over there. > reporter: the group includes todd, who was missing for four days until he was discovered wandering alone. >> now a week later with nearly all their animals accounted for, they are really starting to know

they are the lucky ones. >> we're going to rebuild and get even better and reach out to more animals in need and make sure that we live up to our promise to the ones we have right now. it's their forever home. >> reporter: in fairfield, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> i love that line. they really are the lucky ones, eric. >> yeah, tough, tough times up there. well, let's see what's going on weather wise. is it going to warm up, drew? >> yeah, we're going to find numbers warming up over the next couple days. tomorrow we're talking about the air quality, the spare the air in effect for another day. so on sunday, on average, we'll find poor air quality. now hour by hour that may fluctuate, but on average it will still remain poor. winds shift a little on monday. that's good news for us. it will bring fresh air in so air quality does improve slightly to the moderate category. we'll find fog along the coast. fog along the bay shoreline.

mainly clear for the inland east bay. the fog first thing, we'll have a layer by 8:00 in the morning ad again, the fog can act like a lid this time of the year and trap smoke near the surface. air quality may be the worst in the morning and improve gradually through the afternoon. no intense in the seven-day forecast. we'll find the warming trend peaking on tuesday. and then we'll kind of sit around average for the rest of the seven-day forecast, guys. >> all right, sir, thank you. all right, one last check of sports. >> coming up in sports, a wild ending under the lights at daytona. football s

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on september 13th. they will welcome in arizona. they were off on saturday but did practice friday at levi stadium. so with no preseason game it's important to get reps inside the stadium where the games will count for real in less than two weeks. >> it's awkward to be practicing in a silent place. to go in there it was, i wanted to use the noise, but we don't know exactly the rules on that yet. don't want to experiment with that until we know. >> we've played in both. quiet stadiums, and as loud as i've ever been a part of. either way we'll be just fine. >> the 49ers foundation players for a purpose event is going virtual. auction items with available proceeds going towards bay area youth. >> you can log on and be in a chat with jerry rice, with joe staley, you can log on and be in a chat with george kittel and brent jones.

and that, i can't tell you when the next time that might happen. >> 49ers.com/kickoff, the place to go. third round of the bmw championship, hideki matsuyama opened. and a massive blunder here. picks up the ball without marking it, a one-stroke penalty. dustin johnson, a 30 under last tournament. dj and matsuyama, co-leaders. >> eight laps to go, erik jones tries blocking kyle busch. instead, we have a big old wreck that will bring out the red flag. four cars wide, joey logano spins, causing another big crash and another red flag. jimmie johnson was involved in this wreck. needed a good finish to advance to the playoffs, instead, he is out. so william byron drives home with his first cup series win.

this is sponsored by river rock casino. we'd like to remind folks there will be a special tribute to chadwick boseman tomorrow night. abc 7 will show black panther at 8:00 p.m. commercial free. >> also a special abc news special following right after. and that's it for tonight, everybody. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. thanks for joining us, have hey, my twitter is blowing up! dear jack box, bring back the spicy chicken strips, still waiting for the spicy chicken strips, so many about spicy chicken strips. wow, i hear you. so i'm bringing back my juicy 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo for only $5.99!

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