it's hot. yeah. it's not. we don't have the luxury of having air-conditioning units at home. people all across the bay area head to beaches and parks trying the beat the heat. >> good afternoon. than thanks for joining us. thousands of people around the bay area head to beaches the try to cool off. you can see from santa cruz the san francisco just how busy the beaches are. >> we oakland so far.

we're still expecting highs, upper 90s to 110. that means the risk of heat related illness and heat advisory in effect for the coastal areas. we expect wind to increase tonight and tomorrow raising the fire concerns. a red flag warning for high fire danger will be effect for our hills and mountains from 10:00 p.m. tonight until 8:00 a.m. wednesday. we have a wind and vise ri in effect for the north bay and

east bay hills and mountains. i'll have the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> we'll look forward to that. thanks. people triped to save energy to avoid blackouts. abc 7 news reporter with more. >> twice they've said it's

leaking. >> reporter: he said his air-conditioner has been broken it's bad timing with the triple digit heat. >> my wife is a teacher. she teaches from home. my kids are home schooling and it's an absolute mess. >> how do you keep cool in this heat? i notice the pool behind me was open. >> reporter: bryan wh lives in an apartment complex says he was glad to see the pool being used. he says it's been closed all summer. likely due to covid-19. >> i would say they were left with the no options pooim shurp hoo something. >> reporter: as temperatures climb close to 110 degree, she got an early start taking her dog to a dog park this morning. >> i decided to take my dog to the dog park as early as possible and spend as much time as possible before it really gets hot and we can't go anywhere. >> reporter: she knows it will be tough to stay inside due to covid-19 and to limit the yufs t -- use of an air-conditioning to prevent rotating blackouts.

>> early in the morning to 3:00 p.m. and then i shut it off at 3:00 p.m. so we don't have any blackou blackouts. >> reporter: pg&e officials say californians preserve enough to help keep the lights on. pg&e is asking customers to do the same thing today. >> don't run the major appliances, the dryer, the vacuum cleaner until after 9:00 p.m. >> exempt from heat waves. the inland communities of the east bay, oakland and surrounding cities have not been spared this time around. here is laura anthony. >> 11:0 a.m. this morning. we're at 99 degrees. 22% humidity. our fuel moisture is down to 4% right now which is explosive. >> reporter: they're the kind of numbers that make veteran firefighters shutter. knowing what could happen with just one spark in the east bay hills. >> vegetation is very dry, very

susceptible to ignition. we're asking our community to do everything you can to prevent that ignition source. >> reporter: here the worst is yet to come. temperatures may drop in the days ahead but the winds are expected to pick up prompting a red flag warning at 8:00 p.m. tonight. that's why oakland and neighboring departments will staff up and launch patrols to make sure a small spark doesn't grow into major disaster. >> that's all it will take with the wind coming tonight and into tomorrow and everything just ready to explode basically. >> reporter: for many here, life without an air-conditioner was just an inconvenience. maybe once or twice a year. in oakland meant temperatures in the 90s, not triple sdwrdigits. a lot of oakland houses are small and old. we don't have the luxury of having air-conditioning units at home. >> reporter: for some, the heat is too much of a health threat or so unbearable they decided to wait it out in local

air-conditioning hotel. for others, just about making the best of a summer that seen more than its share of challenges. >> the fires might continue to get worse. i anticipate this will become like a hot and fire season. the major celebrated burning man culture with very few masks and little social distancing. neighbors noticed impact from the weekend. look at all this trash there. streets were cro huge piles of garbage everywhere. today you can see a lot of crowds trying to beat the heat at aquatic park. look at christy field beach. it's like scene you'd expect from a beach in southern

california. the winds seem to be picking up around mid day. these folks have the rightid they are beating the heat, putting those beach chairs right in the water. little bit of a different scene in pacifico where beaches were closed this weekend. even so people still turned out the hang out in the water and near the beach. law enforcement was on hand to keep people off the beach. the sand is expected to reopen tomorrow morning. people also tried to beat the heat in castro valley. regional recreational gatt area. >> the heat is one thing. the bad air, last week, i think

it was was really bad. we just closed up the house and didn't go out. >> i don't blame them. the park is a popular swimming spot but that's not an option now because of the pandemic. developing news right now mendicino fire. at least 200 acres have burned since the fire started around 12:15 near big john and sky view roads. the sheriff took these photos. cal fire says a mix of grass, brush oak and pine trees are burning there. kra ra scaliforna set a new. one of them is the creek fire that's out of control in the circumstances sierra national forest. reporter horen from our abc sister station with more from one of the e vavacuation zones.

>> reporter: we're in the town of auberry. you see some of the homes where law enforcement has been going to door to door. we have seen dozens of cars levering their homes, taking their belongings and animals with them and getting out of town. a will the of other people have been trying to go to their homes to retrieve their belongings and grab their animals. chp has not allowed most of them to go up there. they asked law enforcement and retrieve humans but the animals have been left behind for the most part. cal fire tells us the fire sd definitely coming here. it's probably coming in next few hours. they are doing everything they can to get every one out as soon as possible. now to abc news reporter with a look at how the fire progressed over the weekend.

>> reporter: a state of emergency declared in five california counties late sunday as a trio of fires burn across the state. the creek fire ravaging almost 80 acres in three days campers surrounded by flames were told to shelter in place. the popular camp sites only road in or out blocked blanketing in smoke. >> one second we were on the boat to go get ice for our ice chest. less than 30 minutes later the fire completely engulfed everything. >> reporter: more than 200 people were air lifted to safety. some had to drive their way out through the flames. park ranger leading this group to the only road out. >> in the moment i didn't think this could be the end for us but in hindsight when i listen to the recording of the audio, i do get a little spooked. >> reporter: firefighters are working tirelessly so control the 25 major fires including the

eldorado fire where residents hosed their down properties in hopes of protecting their homes. that one started by a colored smoke grenade used in a gender reveal party. the valley fire in san diego county reaching over 10,000 acres and damage more than ten structures. forecasters warn this high winds in the central california area could make those fires more challenging to control. several fire departments are helping fight the creek fire. we have spotted crews if mountain view, palo alto and piedmont at the command post. nearly 1,000 firefighters are battling the fast moving fire. the forest service is closing eight national forest in california because of dangerous fire conditions. the closures will be reevaluated daily. officials are also prohibiting the use of any ignition source and closing developed campgrounds and sites at all

national forests in the state. three major come plplexes i northern california have been burning for about three weeks. a lot of progress has been made. the scu complex is the largest that's burned more than 360,000 acres. the lnu complex, 91% contained. the czu complex has so far burned more than 86,000 acres. it's 76% contained. you can follow the latest details on all of the fires that are burning with our exclusive wildfire tracker updated with containment information that comes from cal fire and find air quality data for where you live. it's rough out there in some places especially inland. the abc 7 fire tracker available at abc7news.com and abc 7 news app. bridge protests, donzs of demonstrate strarts on the golden gate bridge today. what they are asking for. remote working. the future of work in the bay area and will we be working from

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it's part of the changing workplace we focus on in building a better bay area. david shows us how businesses are using bartering to save cash. >> reporter: businesses have been involved in bart tering sie 6000 b.c. thst led to a 30% increase in traffic at bizx. >> he can use them for whatever he wants. getting advertising or office equipment. whatever he needed for his business. >> reporter: the owner of san francisco hotel wanted to take va ncy to g done.

>> one was the ability to shampoo or entirehotel. the cost of that for all our rugs, we budgeted close to $20,000. we wouldn't have had that ability to do it but through bizx were we able to trade that value. >> reporter: $100 million worth of transactions were done last year. redeemed good r or services are reported as revenue while the expense of providing them becomes a deduction naking the deal tax neutral. the deal is beneficial. >> we would spend about 200,000 in bizx which is 200,000 in cash we don't need to spend. >> that's really significant. >> it's a huge number. >> reporter: come companies reward employees with bizx dollars as a bonus. check the forecast now. the good news is it's going to get cooler. i put cooler in quotation marks because marginally.

>> spencer may you can barter for air-condition. >> we still need it and will for a while. we have 106 in san jose. 110 at gilroy. check out this view showing how dirty the air is. this is spare the air day. our 21 consecutive. we have to more coming our way. current temperature readings and oe other locations now, 108. na napa, 102. 112en 112, concord. we're looking at bluer sky. these are forecast features.

looking at our air quality for tomorrow, poor and all regions of the bay area. we have a red flag warning for high fire darnnger. for the santa cruz mountains it doesn't go into effect until 10:00 a.m. tuesday. it will be in effect until 8:00 a.. wednesday. during that timemityro g wd t north/northeast at 30 to 45 miles an hour gusts. you can see why fires can start and spread conditions. wind advisory will be in effect from 5:00 a.m. tomorrow until 11:00 p.m. tomorrow for virtu virtually the higher elevations. gusts range from 45 to 65 miles an hour.

there's possibilities of down trees and power lines and power outages as well. here is a look at our wind gust animation. notice the wind will not be terribly strong in most locations before 10:00. during the overnight hours we'll see gusts intensify rather significantly. 5:00 tomorrow morning as it gets under way it will be vigevontin midday tomorrow before the wind starts to taper off just a little bit. that's going to be an offshore flow. that also increases for fire. the wind goes down slope. the air compresses and everything heats up. here is our overnight animation not showing much of a marine lair at all. just a patch or two of thin fog will develop. it's going to be very mild to warm overnight with low temperatures mainly in the mid-60s to upper 70s. tomorrow's highs, once again, hot day in our inland areas but only 100 to 104 only in

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>> i understand you're working on a study on remote working. what are you learning so far? >> we know a lot of people are working from home as a result of covid- covid-19. things have changed. i think many people are finding it to an acceptable way to work from now. we're hearing from our major companies in many sectors and from the folks in commercial reality that there's probably going to be a movement back to working together once we find a solution to kcovid-19 and once county governments allow folks to com back to work. we really really see that happen yet. we think down the line, i call it the three cs, culturculture, collaboration and connectivity will probably override people's enjoyment. >> would you say it's a good thing that you have the ability to work from home on the short term but maybe for the long run not so fantastic for a lot of

companies? >> i think we're looking at a future of hybrid system. we think about urban infrastructure, transportation and we have been pushing for our members to allow some flexibility for their workers to work different shifts or work from home a day a week. i think this proves that it could be done. that's very different from saying for the long term we're not going to come together in an office anymore. i think once folks are allowed back and i think the trend will be toward getting people back in one place that strategically and competitively that will be an advantage to the companies that are able to do that. >> we have seen some tech companies. twitter stands out because i think they told their employee, you want to stay home, stay home as long as you want. it's going to be pandemic

driven. >> i think for the employees of those companies in other words to retain them, i think it's a real benefit to say to them we're not going to pull you back in yet. i have a feeling in future the competitive interest of companies like that and others will be to get people back together. that doesn't mean there won't be more remote work in future. there probably be will. i'm more concerned about the come pet tef issues related to taxes and regulations in places like san francisco and california where there's a real come ppetitive threat as we hav fiscal problems r t the downturn in the economy that is response from a lot of areas of government has been to push for higher taxes to do that at a time where hundred ps of thousands of people are unemploy and businesses aring loog at their opportunities. we would really caution against

raising taxes, fees and adding regulations at this time. really should be quite the opposite. we should be insecent companies to say and invest in this place, which is a great place to work but it's an expensive place to work. we don't want to make it more so. >> what do you think the long term impact welcome be on the bay area real estate market. if you want to talk about san francisco because if people are going to out lying areas and say you have these large companies that are looking around going we don't need ten floors of an office building. we could do it with three. do you think that will drive prices down? >> i think temporarily it will. there's millions of jsquare fee of commercial space available on the market. it wasn't there before this happened. look, i'm veteran of this now from the dot com bust where i was really worried we wouldn't recover our economy after we lost about 400,000 jobs in the bay area which is the net of

what we have lost now. we recovered big time. then we had the morning meltdown of 2008, 2009. i just really concerned that others were, would we recover from that and then it's just been a ten-year, 11-year run. we built a lot of buildings and we invested a lot and now we're in this situation and people have way of kind of focusing on the present. i think toward the future there's tremendous advantages to being in this region where wii really -- we're really in the center of the world where it comes to the economy. this is where folks need to be and i think will be in the future. you have to be a little gutty to be in real estate and ride out these tough times. history has deictated those who city stick around for this and you'll see a recovery here. it may take a while so you got to be a bit patient.

we have got to speak out of the benefits of why we should be in the bay area. we may have to do a little more selling than we're used to doing. i don't know how hard we'll have to sell because we have -- we really have a lot of assets here when it comes to the work force, the education institutions, et cetera that driver the economy here. it makes us pretty unique. >> jim, thanks so much for spending part of your holiday with us. appreciate it. >> always a pleasure. thanks for having me. coming up at 6:00, see how tulsa is offering incentury tifrs to lure bay area employees working remotely. you can see our schedule for the rest of the week and find these stories on our website after they air by going to abc7news.com. just ahead, people are slowly starting to travel oncen again. again. some but as californians we'll get through this together.

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that's come here. >> exactly right. it was too hot out in the castro valley. we don't have air-conditioning. i came into the studio to work today. will probably be here tomorrow as well. yesterday my wife and i drove into city and drove around much of the city, including especially north beach until about 9:00 at night the keep cool before we went home to roast. >> you just wanted to stay in the car and enjoy the air-conditioning? >> that was it. when we got out, we got here if san francisco where it's much cooler than it is over in the east bay. >> how about you drew? >> yeah, i mean i live in the ci city. we have all the windows open which isn't great thing your house fills with the smoke from the wildfire. a lot koefcold showers were tak yesterday. i had four cold showers yesterday because it was so hot in here. we have one fan that i share between me and my boyfriend. if i could turn my camera around it's aimed directly at me.

i said i'm on tv. i need the fan. i do not want to sweat. every year i should get an ac unit. one of those portable ones and every year i never do it. >> i feel bad for joey. he's swerlting in the corner over there and you're hogging the fan. come on. >> look at drew. >> he's going to take a shower. >> not hair out of place. >> he looks perfect. he didn't need that fan. >> slow off. moving on. the transportation security administration reported its busiest two days since the pandemic took hold in march. screening nearly a million people on friday. we should preface the numbers pale in comparison. last year the tsa screened double those numbers. it's not without some issues. some people sap they are being travel shamed for posting vacation pictures on social media. experts say many people lash out they fngr en

or feel it's not fair. i know many have lez at a tihes. being on television you would think you grow a thick skin. sper spencer you go to italy. would you feel upset if you saw somebody else basking in wine country there? >> i wouldn't. i don't understand the anger. i would get concerned if i saw people walking around in close proximity to each other without masks on but because someone chooses to travel and they can, i assume they are traveling as safely as possible, following all the guidelines, i'm not mad about that. i envy them. >> yeah, drew i feel like it's more so people traveling safely or not because people like spencer mentioned get so upset when you don't see anybody social distancing, all of that. >> yeah. when you look at people's pictures, you just never know who is in their social circle or

what have you. what i'm hoping is that in two or four week, i hope we do not see a spike in cases again because of this holiday weekend. let's hope that does not happen. >> that's a great point. next topic. he's a basketball super star and a tv show executive producer, entrepreneur and now steph curry has another role. he's a book club luminary. it's called literati. he will suggest books to read and check in and participate in monthly online discussions with club members. other luminary who is have signed on include richard branson. he continues to be among rarified heir. spencer, you strike me as an avid reader. would you be part of this? >> i absolutely would especially if steph is involved.

just to be able to say i'm hanging out with steph. i would join his book club. >> what i just realized, i'm surrounded by two authors. >> oh. >> we could say we are the bookends. >> that's very cleaver. i was going to call larry out because he hasn't read my book or purchased it adding to my book sales totals. >> purchase. what about a gift? >> she's making you purchase it. >> she's reaching into my wallet. >> mr. moneybags over there. convenient time the move on. founder of fairfield shelly belly pulling a willy wonka. hiding necklaces in each state. you have to pay $50 to get the clues to wear your state's necklace is hissen. people who find it win $5,000. every one who participates is eligible for the grand prize, your very own candy man

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