building a better pay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc 7 news. >> just in, the streets of oakland protests over the police shooting of jacob blake. businesses say they're getting tired of cleaning up and have a group of protesters to consider. at trump plans to use the bay area icon as their stage. good morning, it's sunday, august 30th. i'm liz kreutz. thanks for joining us. we have a lot to get to this morning but let's start as always with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> liz, good morning to you. lots of fog out there, even some mist and drizzle, so starting out with not only the low cloud deck, a little bit of haze. visibility is impacted for sure by the fog but the smoke is actually a little bit more

difuse. here is a look at our current air quality, where green indicates goods from napa, concord, oakland into fremont and san jose. current conditions 50s, where the fires are burning in the north bay, relative humidity 70% to 90% with the light winds, taking you to point reyes, 100% humidity with mist and drizzle, 50 degrees and lahonda 63, with 46% relative humidity so we are looking at the delta breeze backing off today. right now it's 58, because we're going to warm up a little bit, three to seven-day warmup, climbing through the 80s to near 90 today, and we'll talk about how much warmer we'll see for the week ahead when september arrives, coming up. liz? >> lisa, thank you. a weekend of protests in the bay area and nationwide, spawned by the filmed police shooting of jacob blake in kenosha, wisconsin. in oakland, more than 100 people took round in the latest round

of protests. one officer was injured as they were forced to use tier gas once rocks and bottles were thrown and lasers pointed. luz pena has the story. >> 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 a 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 lays lasers to their officers. >> changes in policy need to be made with the police brutality against the of acap american males in this community, so definitely we're supportive of peaceful protesting. >> reporter: as the night progresses, many are frayed of history repeating it self, where smashed windows and fires were left behind. shanda scott with the oakland african-american chamber of

commerce says small business owners are picking up the broken glass and the bill. >> this is earious business. don't come here vandalizing our city. >> reporter: a wellness center is a private sample of these attacks, vandalized three times since july. >> we still have to pay our rent and do all those things and now we have the added fixing damage, fixing graffiti. >> reporter: the latest damage cost between $1, 00 to $3,000 to fix. what hurts them the most is this. >> we have signage up so people know. my husband is black and costa rican so both minority immigrant. i'm female obviously, woman-owned and it doesn't matter. they do not care. >> reporter: oakland police officers declaring an unlawful assembly failure to disburse, urging the crowd to leave or face arrest. business leaders pleading for business. >> the damage to small business is hurting the exact people you want to help. >> reporter: in oakland, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> jacob blake's family led a

peaceful justice for jacob march through kenosha, protesting systemic racism and police brutality. hundreds prove testers demanded justice for the 29-year-old father. blik's father talked about kyle hit rittenhouse who allegedly shot and killed two protesters last week. >> he took life that wasn't his to take, he took it. so how will he be famous? infamously famous? you know, they make a big deal out of scarface, but he killed a lot of people, right? so he's infamously famous. that's what we're talking about? >> rittenhouse is charged with two counts of homicide and one count of attempted homicide. the white house says president trump will visit kenosha on tuesday to meet with law enforcement and look at the some of the damage from recent protests. yesterday he praised the federal presence in wisconsin. >> we've had tremendous success as you know.

we were finally able to get the go-ahead from the local authorities to send in the national guard. we sent in the national guard, and within a few minutes of the guard, everybody cleared out, and it became safe. >> the white house has not said if the president will meet with jacob blake's family. on friday his father said they have not heard from the white house about blake's shooting. developing overnight, brand new video, as police are investigating in portland one person was shot and killed downtown while protests were taking place. at this time, police say it's not clear if the two are connected, but they do say duelling demonstrations were being held between supporters of president trump and black lives matter protesters. portland's local abc affiliate reports seeing clashes breaking out between the two groups. protesters have rallied in downtown portland every night for the past three months since the killing of george floyd by a police officer in minneapolis. happening today, in san

francisco, a rally in support of president trump, taking a live look from our golden gate bridge camera, foggy and dark there now, but in just a few hours, trump supporters will be there, the walk-away campaign, organizing this event and the group says it "encourages people to leave the democratic party of today." so they plan to sail a fleet of boats from angel island to the golden gate bridge, while others plan to walk across the bridge, and it starts at 10:00 this morning. also happening today, a coalition of san francisco residents will show their support for the police department, with a march through golden gate park. many team have called for defunding police, and diverting money from the police budget to community programs. organizers of today's march say sfpd is being "unfairly demonized" and want to show their support for officers and their dedication to the city. the walk starts at 8:00 this morning near the dejhung museum.

a major shift tomorrow in california's road to reopening. governor newsom's new guideline also be ushered in and based on the four color coded tiers, purple, red, orange and yellow, purple meaning there is widespread transmission down to yellow, which is minimal. most of the bay area will start off in purple. however, hair salons and barber shops along with malls will be able to open with limited indoor operations. keep in mind, counties do have the final say and they can't have stricter guidelines than the state. for example, san francisco, they are taking a slower approach. salons will only be able to open outdoors. san francisco health leaders are accepting waiver applications this week for schools to be able to reopen for in-person learning, according to "the examiner" sfusd has not applied so far. if you have questions about this new color coded system for

reopening, you can just head to our website, you show thee this interactive map, where you can see where your county stands and what it means, right there on abc7news.com. lisa, each morning i think i'm not going to smell the smoke and here i am, it's still smoky. >> yes, i know. i do, too. i do the same thing and it's like the covid thing, you wake up and you're like, we're still in this, right, still doing this. >> yep. >> a live look outside, numbers are in the 50s here. lots of fog in the city. it's been cool here, that continues, although we'll get into a slight warm-up, five to six degrees warmer today inland, but does this start a more robust warming trend for september? i'll have details next. >> thanks, lisa. also next -- >> it's hard for me to not choke up, you know? particularly somebody you know, and i look at this, if she hadn't got out, she wouldn't have made it. >> a heartbreaking return to

disaster. we talk with homeowners who lost everything in the wildfires but haven't lost it all. hear how they're picking up its pieces. plus, we have important info for those fire victims and other evacuees this morning. the 7 on your side team tracked down how you can qualify for wildfire payouts even if your home came away unscathed so we will show you what they found,

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a muni operator died after becoming sick yesterday morning while on duty. officials say the driver was driving on the 24 divisedro route where he fell severely ill and crashed into parked cars on nowie street. no one was on board at the time and no one else was hurt. he was taken to the hospital, where he died. sf mta director jeffrey tomlin said in a statement "the sf mta

family are grief-stricken at the loss of antonio on. on behalf of all of the staff, i extend my deepest condolences to antonio's family and friends, his dedication and that of all our customer facing essential workers is the pride of our agency." turning now to the wildfires, still raging in the bay area this morning. firefighters are making considerable progress in sonoma, napa and lake counties. while it burned 173,000 acres containment is up to 55%. some of the people who had to evacuate are coming home this weekend. in some cases that means it's coming back to rubble. >> reporter: jim farha is making a difficult journey to the top of mixed canyon road where his home once stood. >> oh, wow.

>> reporter: jim knew his proper was damaged but seeing it up close is personal. >> similar-to-when my wife died. >> reporter: there was little time. >> i do not see 30 minutes more i could have gotten out of this place. >> reporter: down the road his neighbor's house in ruins. >> well, it's hard for me to not choke up now. if she hadn't got out, she wouldn't have made it. >> reporter: this video was taken by the parrish family as they escaped the flames on pleasant valley road. luckily their home was spared. >> we're thankful our house made it. we know a lot of other people's homes who didn't make it, so that's a lot of tears there. >> reporter: in solano county alone, damage from the fire is still being assessed. >> it's still an estimate but we're over 220 homes that are lost. >> we also have some personal protection equipment packs for you. >> reporter: this re-entry

center was set up in the parking lot of a vianey arana kaville church to help folks return safely to their properties. jim farha plans to return and rebuild on the mountain. he's feeling lucky to be a survivor. >> so i guess that's what i fall back on is, you know, there's somebody looking out after me every day. >> reporter: you're okay. >> yes. so far. >> reporter: a message of hope is written on the side of the scorched hillside says "vaca strong." sunday a local assistance center will open to help residents with recovery and assistance. some residents living inside the lnu complex fire zone are allowed to return home this weekend, but as we mentioned for others t is a difficult situation, as they have the task of now assessing damage or salvaging what was lost in this massive blaze, so we did just hear that from court. bernard there this morning, we

also want to make sure that we get you up to speed on some other news happening around the bay area, in the south, firefighters are making headway on the czu lightning flex. the fire burned more than 84,000 acres in santa cruz and san mateo counties, containment is at 33%. this wildfire has been destructive, wiping out scores of homes. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez went to bonny dune and found neighbors helping neighbors. >> reporter: this is one of a few homes spared in bonnie dune and neighbors are coming together to survive. >> the fire took out everybody across the street, everybody around meech. >> reporter: jack robertson not only makes neighbors a drink but offers his home for those in need. >> water and companionship. >> reporter: robertson's house is a refuge that runs by a generator, that fire didn't destroy. one neighbor said being at his

house allows them to escape the devastation >> just being able to get together at a place that resystembles normalcy and hang out with friends is very refreshing at the end of the day. >> come around here to share information, a meal some encouragement. >> reporter: the neighbors credit a network of people helping them get by. >> we're fairly self-sufficient but there's a limit. we need fuel to run our lights and to charge our phones. >> 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 flipside, my neighbors are homeless. >> reporter: in bonnie dune, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >> the second largest wildfire in california history, firefighters are gaining containment on the scu lightning complex. it is burning more than 376,000 acres, making it 588 square

miles across seven counties, including parts of alameda, contra costa, and santa clara. containment now stands at 45%, up from 40% this time yesterday, and crews say winds are making it easier to fight the flames. so that is a little bit of good news. tens of thousands of people evacuated from the lightning fires may qualify for insurance payouts, even if their homes escape damage. we have important advice for homeowners. >> reporter: the lmu complex fire forced evacuations from the five-county area rage ranging from in a spa pa and sonoma counties to lake, solano and yolo counties. fortunately, most will be able to return to their homes. insurance information network advises homeowners they can get reimbursed for the cost of the evacuation. >> you may have extra expenses staying at a hotel or having to buy food.

>> reporter: janet says the living expenses are payable under the loss of use coverage of your homeowner's policy. keep all your receipts, then file your claim. just know, there are limits.limi >> the dollar amount, doesn't mean that you can go head over to the ritz and get that covered. >> reporter: others may discover their home has burned to the ground. amber magnes found the home she grew up in destroyed. >> i had a feeling, and yeah, it's pretty bad. there are still flames up there. >> reporter: don't he be afraid to push back if at juster reaches a sell lmt you feel is unfair. >> at the end of the day, the claims adjuster works for the insurance company, not for you. people often don't realize that they negotiate and talk with their claims adjuster and company like a contractor. >> reporter: she suggests not to

retrieve salvageable items or begin the cleanup until a claims adjuster inspect . >> you want the claims adjuster to document the loss before you are he move items. >> reporter: it is easier to document your process if you take 30 minutes today and video your home and possessions. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> important information, and we have an extensive page on our website with the resources you need to stay safe in a wildfire, from emergency tips to a list of ways to help wildfire victims. find it all at abc7news.com. lisa, the weather was cooler in the past few days and weeks. >> temperatures barely making it to 90 degrees, has to do with the robust marine layer and our high pressure ridge, fair weather maker not building in. it will build in the next few days, bringing us a modest warming trend to start out and things will get going, where we're going to see the heat

return to our inland valleys. how hot? looks like next weekend we'll see maybe a renewed surge of warm weather. a live look at live doppler 7, the low cloud deck is tall, over 1,200 feet and visibility issues with the fog but air quality right now is good, and we will be looking at the good air quality throughout the next couple of hours before things change so always seems having issues with the air quality and we will be for the foreseeable future, until we get a shift in this pattern. so low pressure has been along the coast, and that has been allowing the low clouds and the fog temperatures in the 50s and 60s. high pressure in from the west, modest warming inland, coming up into the 90s. 61 in oakland right now. it 153 in santa rosa, 61 in hayward, mountain view checking in at 61 and as we look at the winds, they're light. that's what you notice for sure, but they're out of the north and

so this direction here is going to allow for lots of relative humidity throughout the afternoon, that's going to be the trend throughout much of the upcoming work week and that will aid in our warming and also going to shrink back the low cloud deck and that will limited impact along the shoreline. areas of dense fog, mist and drizzle out there, the smoke impacting us throughout the day today, but as we get into the week ahead, i think as the high builds n the smoke is pushed out to sea. i'll explain that in a moment. as the summer heat builds we'll look for warm numbers to continue into the weekend. as we get into the next couple of days, i think it will improve and here's why, as we look at this projection for 7:00, you see all the dark colors here, the pinks and that's because the winds are going to lighten up. we have the inversion, so it looks like air quality will be getting worse but once our high pressure ridge builds in, the winds are going to come, move

around the high and be pushed offshore, and that's going to take that smoke offshore, so i think the winds will have help, and you notice by wednesday we're in the upper 80s, 90s inland, some low 90s by friday, that's our typical summer spread, but as for today, we're looking at temperatures in the 60s at the coast. it will be cool here, with mid-60s along half moon bay, san francisco. 74 in san mateo, look for 83 in san jose, low 80s up in the north bay, and about 90 inland. so the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring the smoky sunshine again today but with more warmer readings as we get into a warmer pattern for monday, tuesday and it's going to stay that way for much of the work week. so it's all about the winds and even though we're going to warm up, i think they may favor better air quality, liz, as we get up into the week ahead, september. >> lisa, thank you. just ahead, the overflowing

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legacy. >> 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 ricing hollywood star chadwick boseman, the man who gave human form to black panther. he died in los angeles surrounded about by his wife and family. the actor was diagnosed with stage three colon cancer in 2016. the diagnoses advancing to stage four. it is the second deadliest cancer in the u.s., disproportionately affecting black and brown communities and even more remarkable, the actor was making movies, staring in "the five bloods" and playing a determined thurgood marshall during and between countless surgeries and chemotherapy. >> give me a hand with these. >> are you snemt

>> guns. boobz. >> reporter: he worked his way up in the film industry playing black icons like jackie robinson in "42." james brown in "get on up." boseman tearing up during this interview about the movie while talking about two fans with terminal cancer. >> a parent said they're trying to hold on until this movie comes and when i found out that they -- woo -- hmm -- yeah, it means a lot. >> reporter: the stunning news of his 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.

faith abubei, abc news, washington. >> a special tribute to chadwick boseman is planned for tonight. we want to tell you about a this, abc, abc 7 right here on channel 7 will be showing "black panther" at 8:00 p.m., commercial free, it will be followed by an abc news special tribute, and of course disney which owns marvel is the parent company of abc 7. so we hope you join and watch that. much more on the next half hour of "abc 7 mornings." new details coming to light about the police shooting of jacob blake. what we know about the investigation as president trump sets his sights on a possible visit to kenosha this week. more on that next. plus health experts sounding the alarm over the approaching threat of flu season, and covid-19. we have our best tips to take on the twindemic coming up.

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good morning everyone. sunday, august 30th. thank you for joining us. if you are joining us, we'll start with another look at the weather. here is lisa argen. >> good morning to you. we have a lot of fog, mist and drizzle out there. temperatures are mainly in the 50s at this hour, closer to the bay, a few 60s. over in fremont, and 59 in brentwood. visibility with the fog two miles on the coast, a mile and three quarters in novato. seven miles with haze in livermore. the air quality is good right now. winds are going to lighten up and may make it worse for the time being before the week ahead, looks like we may have better conditions. the current conditions in the north bay with 50s and 60s, relative humidity is high with the fog out there, the winds are calm, closer to the coast. 100% relative humidity, 50 degrees, over by point reyes and down by lahonda. relative humidity 45% so looking like conditions are once again in our favor with the low clouds and fog.

57 there by the delta. by the afternoon warming inland with upper 80s there, upper 70s around the bay with more haze and sunshine. we'll talk about a warmup coming up in a few minutes. liz? >> thank you. nationwide protests continue following the police shooting of jacob blake. president trump is planning a visit to kenosha, wisconsin, tuesday, blake was shot seven times in the back. his family says he is paralyzed. alex percette has new details on the case. >> reporter: calls for justice echoing once again through the streets of kenosha saturday afternoon. this as police release a statement disputing the wisconsin department of justice's version of the events that let rusten chesky to shoot 29-year-old blake. authorities have not released many details and unclear where the police union maintained its information which made several

unfounded allegations against blake. the new developments as blake recovers in the hospital, paralyzed from the waist down, and until friday, handcuffed to his bed, allegedly under armed guard, because of a previous warrant. meanwhile, the investigation continues into the 17-year-old charged with killing two demonstrators and injuring a third. newly obtained bid very yo appears to show kyle hitten house chased by one man after the teenager alleged loy shot a demonstrator. rittenhouse arguing his client had no choice but to fire multiple rounds toward his immediate attackers because he feared for his life and tonight, the kenosha sheriff defending why officers did not immediately arrest rittenhouse as he walked towards police vehicles with an assault style rifle slung across his chest. >> person running dune the street with their hands up is not a risk to me. >> reporter: jacob blake's father reacting to his son's shooting at friday's march on washington. >> i'm tired of looking at cameras and seeing these young

black and brown people suffer. >> reporter: alex pirchette, abc news, washington. >> new controversy pointed at the white house this morning as the trump administration is choosing to end all in-person election security briefings to congress, just weeks of course or months before the presidential election. the top u.s. intelligence officer national intelligence director john ratcliffe sent letters to congress telling lawmakers they'll only be receiving written updates. he said this was to help ensure information is "not misunderstood or politicized." president trump said his administration got tired of sensitive information leaking. other lawmakers saying ending the briefs is an outrage and written updates are insufficient. coming up on "this week" jonathan karl goes one on one with secretary chad wolf. watch the full interview at 8:00 on abc 7. home of the l.a. lakers and

clipper also serve as a voting center for the upcoming election. staples center open for voters to cast their ballot from october 30th through election day, november 3rd. the downtown l.a. area will act as a vote by mail drop box location. the warriors home chase center is also planning to convert itself into a voting site, according to "the chronicle" details will be announced this coming week. now to the latest in the pandemic. cases continue to rise across the country, and just this week, nearly 13,000 americans have died from the virus. more college campuses are reporting new cases and more than 1,200 students have tested positive at the university of alabama. it appears campus researchers at the university of arizona have found a way to slow the spread by testing wastewater for covid-19 and acting quickly once the virus is detected. and here in california, the positivity rate is at 5.5%. this is one of the key figures

going forward, as california reopens the economy. it is good reflection of community transmission. and this morning, health experts are sounding the alarm in an effort to head off what could be the perfect storm for california hospitals, as two potentially deadly viruses strike at the same time. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has our story from walnut creek. >> some insurance against what we refer to as the twindemic, flu and covid season. >> reporter: as if the covid crisis isn't enough, state and local health officials are gearing up for another major threat, the upcoming flu season. >> symptoms are very similar. as a doctor, it will be hard to tell the difference. >> reporter: hospitals like john muir will test for both to determine best treatments. >> we have a few different testing platforms, two of which test mainly for just covid and then we have a third platform that we're increasing capacity of tests for covid, influenza and the most common respiratory

viruses. >> reporter: one area of concern, schools could make reopening decisions based on covid, only to be hit later by a surge in flu cases, although flu outbreaks alone don't cause school closures. >> we don't have polio today. we don't have smallpox today. we were able to prevent severe influenza infection. vaccinations have changed the whole scope of medical care. >> reporter: one bright spot the fact we're masking up for the coronavirus may help keep the spread of the flu in check. evidence from australia indicates all the coronavirus precautions stifled a major flu outbreak there. >> one of the suppositions was because of masking and social distancing, a supposition not proven but i think that makes a certain amount of sense to me.

>> reporter: it's a trend experts hope also plays out here. in walnut creek, laura anthony, abc 7 news. still ahead on "abc 7 mornings," a racial encounter caught on camera this past week and one group is. >> customers in there. >> reporter: okay. >> is it your store? that's all we want to know? >> what one north bay group did this week to understand stand behind the black business owner. here is a live look from our exploratorium camera this morning, 57 degrees in san francisco right now. a little bit hazy still, 5:38 on this sunday. we'll check in with lisa, wh

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protesters made their voices heard in tiburon, a city at the center of what some say is the latest case of racial profiling. abc 7 was at reed elementary school yesterday afternoon whro of people called for change. a black clothing owner said he felt profiled by police filling inventory at his store at 1:00 a.m. it sparked today's event which drew people of all ages and races. the show of activism offered more than a mental change. people got a workout. >> doing some inner work, starting off with physical movement. we pushed so much of this fitness and physical at spect. the more we can go inward and bring out our love and express that on the world here. >> a few counter protesters holding up signs at a nearby sidewalk. a fire in monterey county is forcing part of highway 1 to close. it's resulted in another economic punch for businesses already struggling due to the

pandemic. big sur area restaurants usually crowded this time of year but now plenty of tables are available, even with limited outdoor seating due to covid-19 restrictions, and summertime profits are the real money maker for the year, yushl offset the slower months for tourists. >> we've had to refurlough some people and employees. >> we're not losing two weeks of business, we're losing two weeks of each day represents the single busiest day in a period of time we could have. >> the fire has burned more than 25,000 acres since it broke out earlier this month. it is 25% contained. san francisco's ft. point national historic site is now partially reopened this morning. the civil war era brick army fort is located at the south end of the golden gate bridge. outdoor areas will be available to the public every friday, saturday, and sunday, between 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

park rangers staff will be on hand but no tours are being offered. the fort is known as the site where actress kim novak jumped in san francisco bay in alfred hitchcock's 15958 film "vertigo." lisa, still a little hazy out there. not as bad as yesterday, maybe. >> you're right. the air quality is good this morning ands with leelook himself emeryville, temperatures are certainly on the cool side with the low clouds and fog, upper 50s to near of 0. we'll be in the low 70s again but a warmup is in store for inland valleys and this will help in the week ahead with our air quality. maybe not so much today, but as we get into september, my accuweather seven-day forecast is next. >> thank you, lisa. also days after the historic boycott, the nba boycott, the nba resumed its playoff games, but demanding changes in the process. see how the stars of the game got back to the bubble, next, in this morning's sports.

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this morning the a's will rye to avoid being swept bit the astros. losardo starts for oakland, first pitch at 11:10 at minute maid park. in arizona, johnny cuedo will take the mound for the giants, first pitch at 1:10 this afternoon at chase field. yesterday the a's played a double header against houston. here is chris alvarez with highlights in morning's sports. >> good morning. the a's and astros played a double header on saturday. marcus is im-and-is dealing with left side soreness. qualm one of the double header honoring jackie robinson. bottom one.

kyle tucker lift to right and it's gone 3-0, astros take game one 4-2. how about game two. number 3 batting second. the leadoff hitter is ramon lariano. oakland off zack grienke, 1-0 a's. bottom one, tucker proving to be a problem for the a's, drive to right center, bases clearing triple. astros take game two, 6-3, two and a half back of oakland in the division. giants/diamondbacks from chase field in arizona. evan longeria an rbi double dou brandon belt rbi double makes it 2-0 giants. mike yastrzemski puts that towards the pool but stays in the yard, another rbi double and top of the ninth, flores with insurance a solo blast to left,

team leading eighth homer of the year, giants win 5-2 and will go for the series win sunday. the earthquakes boycotted their first game. 59th minute, the 16-year-old has the goal from outside the box right there, 2-1 quakes but the galaxy score the next two. it is sebastian leggett in the 82nd minute. galaxy win 3-2. nba playoffs resuming, players taking a knee during the national anthem. lebron james 36-10-1 like a fine wine keeps on going. c.j.collum 36. anthony davis game high 43 and the lakers win their first playoff series since 2012 with the win. game five between the thunder and the rockets, russell westbrook is back and fired up as usual. here is james harden the lefty finish, he scored 31.

dennis schroder pets bikd but throws a low blow in the process and gets ejected and p.j. tucker out as well. rockets take a 3-2 series lead, 114-80. game five between the magic and bucks, jigeige giannis antetoko. the triple and orlando is down three with 7:30 to go but under 2:30 now, giannis he buries it, they will play miami in the semis. that's your look at sports. have a great sunday. back to you. >> all right, lisa, another check of the weather this morning. >> all right, liz. little has changed. we have our marine layer running deep with mist and drizzle along the coast. it's over about 1,200, 1,300 feet reaching into the east bay and look at current numbers, are cool in the 50s, a few 60s closer to the water from oakland and hayward but we have the haze, and we have some fog, so

take it slow if you're headed out this morning. we will be looking at minor improvements. we have some pretty good conditions with the air quality and then they expect to go downhill a little bit. visibility two miles in half moon bay and haze i why out y i. high pressure is building in and as it does, north/south gradient and as a result some of the smoke from the north bay fires will be pushing into the north bay, but once we get a little more warming, i think it will be pushed offshore into the upcoming work week so areas of dense fog, mist and drizzle, the smoke impacting much of the bay area again, especially the north bay for poor air quality and spare the air alert today with the entire bay area expecting less than ideal air quality once again. we are looking for summer heat to continue to build into our inland valleys, as we get through the week ahead. so this was a smoke forecast, as

we put it into motion, you'll notice that 7:00 this morning, the bright pinks that indicates the poor air quality, look what happens as we roll through into tuesday, the shades get lighter here, as we roll even further into tuesday night, and wednesday, notice the bright colors kind of seem to be going away, so that's an indication that the upper level features high pressure allowing for some of that smoke to be pushed out of the region. so we can hope that follows suit. today look for 80s in san jose, 82 in santa clara. 80 in sunnyvale, so a warm day in the south bay on the peninsula. we'll get into the hazy conditions with that afternoon sea breeze, 73 in millbrae, upper 70s in redwood city, into san francisco it's been cool, just in the low 60s, mid-60s today, so with some hazy sun, we'll call it mild down to about 70 in south city, up in the north bay, looking for low 80s in petaluma, to about 80 degrees here in napa. certainly the hazy skies with

temperatures on the coast not getting out of the 60s. over into the east bay, low to mid-70s from oakland to san leandro, 78 in union city as well as fremont. you head inland and looking at numbers from the mid 80s to about 90, that delta breeze continues to increase throughout the afternoon, but temperatures kind of pleasant there. you'll have to deal with the fog and i should say the haze throughout the afternoon. so the accuweather seven-day forecast notice that with the smoky sunshine, we dropped our spare the air alert with temperatures warming through the period. looks like very little change, 60s coast, mid-70s around the bay to mid-90s inland, hoping for slightly better air quality through the period. liz? >> thank you so much. his passing still really so hard to comprehend but next we look back at the incredible amount of positivity and

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building a better pay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc 7 news. chants and protests fill the streets of oakland again over the police shooting of jacob blake. businesses say they're getting tired of cleaning up and have a thing for the group of protesters to consider, as today supporters of president trump plan to use the bay area icon as their stage. good morning, it's sunday, august 30th. i'm liz kreutz. thanks for joining us. we have a lot to get to this morning but let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> liz, good morning to you. lots of low clouds and fog. air quality is good. you can see the extent of the cloud deck in the north bay over to the east bay and a little bit hazy in the south bay. teat