in 2001 vowing to never forget. in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. the annual commemoration will be held at ground zero in new york city with some additional safety members behalf because of the covid-19 pandemic. this year there will be no live reading of the victims names. organizers will instead play recordings of family members reading the names. the ceremony will honor the 2983 men, women and children killed in the attacks at the world trade center, flight 93. president trump will participate in the remembrance ceremony in shanksville, pennsylvania at 6:45 this morning. democratic challenger joe biden will be in new york city at 5:30 for the 9/11 memorial ceremony.

and then he will travel to thanksville to pay his respects in the afternoon. mike pence plans to participate in new york city at 5:40. and senator kamala harris will deliver remarks at a remembrance ceremony in fairfax, virginia. abc news will have a special report to observe a moment of silence marking the moment the first plane crashed into the north tower. we'll bring that to you live at 5:45. back here at home, here is a look at just how dramatic the air quality has changed in san francisco. so the picture that you see on the left, that is from the end of august. the middle is wednesday and the one from the right is what it looked like yesterday afternoon. and it is not just unhealthy air. these wildfires are making it rain ash around the bay. in the east bay, drivers were racing to get their cars cleaned up in oakland. >> you put your windshield

wipers on, it was just brown yucky stuff, gunk. >> according to driving.com, ash mixed with fog, rain, can create substances that are really harsh on your vehicle's paint and trim. the bay area has been dealing with some of the worst air quality we've seen in years. so you can track it, use our air quality tracker at abts oig. the north complex is now the tenth largest fire ever in california and the deadliest fire in our state so far this year. seven more people have been found dead. the complex is burning north of sacramento. more than 247,000 acres have burned and it is only 23% contained. the last reported deaths bring the total to ten. 16 people right now are

unaccounted for. at least 2,000 structures have been damaged or destroyed, one reporter went to a burned home in oroville and spoke with the homeowner's daughter. she has reported her parents missing. >> is this your parents' home? >> yeah. is there an a frame house to the left? >> oh, no. that is so difficult. chico state anthropologists will be helping to search for remains this week. a white house spokesperson says that president trump called governor newsom yesterday to give his condolences and his support. and a beloved camp has burned in the north complex. its facility sustained significant damage.

and now it needs our help. here is kate larsen with one of the top five stories on abc7news.com right now. >> reporter: nestled on a little lake, this camp was a refuge for children affected by cancer. >> it feels so sad that something with so many precious memories has been so scarred. >> reporter: this week the north complex burned through the camp which sxwram any's five children have all attended. his youngest was diagnosed with a rare lung tumor when she was six months old. >> so many children there have scars and now the camp is scarred. >> the people are not gone. >> reporter: for anna and nina, those people are other kids whose siblings also have cancer. >> it helped me understand that there is other people going through this and that we need to

go through it together. >> reporter: and she is now eight, cancer free and a three year veteran camper. >> i love swimming there, i also love the camp fires, those are really fun. >> reporter: but because her cancer is genetic, he have three months she has scans, blood draws and treatments z. >> you kind of pretend that we are normal. >> it was such an important place for such a long time. >> reporter: a pediatric oncologist helped found the camp almost 40 years ago where 800 kids now camp every summer, many of them his patients. >> it completely changed the relationship we have the next time that they came back to the clinic, they were much less nervous and frightened. >> reporter: the camp is free for all families and the doctor says that they will find a way to rebuild, but they need help. you can donate any amount on their website.

kate larsen, abc 7 news. >> and all the donations are being matched in honor of child cancer awareness month. there is a link on our website to donate. and the pandemic's impact on the economy is just one of the key areas we're focused on. and there is new details this morning about san francisco and its plan for reopening and it includes some outdoor businesses. we're talking about hair salons, barber shops, massage services, nail salons, gyms and fitness centers. the city will require all employees and customers to wear masks. the city has set some goals for further reopening on september 2 1, indoor museums, zoos and aquariums can reopen with limited capacity. by the end of the month, low risk indoor activities like places of worship could be back open too.

the city hopes that middle schools can reopen next month with high schools after that in november. california health and human services dr. mark gamly says that he will continue to stay focused to getting covid-19 rates down now as big holidays including halloween are approaching really quickly. he says halloween will need to be much different this year. >> certainly the way we've trick or treated in the past is not the way that it is done this year, it may in fact the safest thing to not do at all. >> and the same applies to thanksgiving, hanukkah, christmas, new year's. all of those bring families together and it is those gatherings that eventually create spikes in the number of cases. coming up, fed up with excuses and inaction. the growing frustration over growing mounds of trash. and a high tech product designed to keep us safe from

covid-19, the new features of the battery powered face mask. i feel like if anybody were to have one of those, it would be barbara. >> hers is like that, here's has a battery pack that sits on her belt and that is where the filter is. but that looks like it may be more convenient but maybe heavier. i don't know. if she hasn't looked into it yet, you know she will and i'll give you the skinny on that coming up. let's talk about what is going on outside. we'll start by looking at temperatures in the east bay. and everybody is smoggy this morning with temperatures a little cooler, mid to upper 50s. so you may have to dress a little warmer if you have to venture out in this disgusting air. and 49 to 60. and this is about 7 degrees cooler than yesterday.

pretty impressive. so let's look at what happens to our temperatures this afternoon, they have been well below average. most of us stuck in the 60s. a sprinkling of communities in the 70s. and no sunshine to be seen. this is day three without sunshine. but as we look at the forecast, you will see a little more sunshine through the weekend. and you see as we head throughout today and into tonight, the fog will be pretty thick. and tomorrow, a wind shift, and some clearing tomorrow late. some improving air after we wake up to nastiness once again. and this trend continues into next week, even a chance drizzle possible. we'll talk about that coming up in the accuweather 7 day forecast. first good morning to jobina. hi, mike. looking very dapper this morning. good morning, everyone. so those visibility issues that

mike was talking about i'm also seeing this morning. and it will make for some pretty dangerous driving conditions. this is a live look showing the golden gate bridge. there is a fog advisory issued. and as we bring in the maps, you will see that smog, fog and smoke, blanketing so much of our area. and we actually did a report, i know people have been curious about the traffic levels on our bridges. and traffic on the bay bridge right now is about 85% of normal traffic. and this is talking pre-pandemic here. when you move over to the antioch bridge, we're seeing that it is 82% of normal traffic levels. over to the benicia bridge, 88%. and we move to the richmond/san rafael bridge and it is 78% of normal traffic running there. and in the south bay, we have

the san mateo64% of normal. and then the lowest, dumbarton bridge with 56%. and all the way up to the golden gate bridge, that is coming in at 60% of normal traffic. so that is now in this pandemic. and there is a head's up in san francisco, residential parking enforcement resumes on monday. if your permit has expired, you can

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welcome back. let's show you what is going on from south beach. not quite as smoggy here which is unusual. and we do have low visibilities this morning. so looking at san jose, how cloudy and nasty air this morning. temperatures cooler in the 50s this morning and it will be well below average, barely in the 60s and 70s by 4:00. make sure that you wear a mask if you can when you are outside, that will keep you safe from the particulate matter that is in the air.

people living near a massive illegal dump site say they are tired of the city's excuses and inaction. finding solutions to these kind of efforts is part of our effort to build a better bay area. and as amanda del castillo found, that will be a monumental task. all right along busy month ter ra month ter ray road, an illegal dump site. >> i think just 15 cars out there completely disassembled and mounds of trash. >> reporter: david created online petition demanding city leaders find a time line for trash removal. he says the mounds have grown even more massive and noticeable within the last four months. sunnyvale recent curtis swayne pulled over to take a look. >> i don't know what to think about it because this is insane. and it goes down the whole way. >> reporter: neighbors are pleading for people to stop

driving out and dumping here wrong monterey road. there are also homeless enkafrnlmentenkafrn encampments within the debris. and residents concerns have gone unanswered by city leaders. >> they say that it is covid-19, it is restriction after restriction and excuses not solutions. >> reporter: the mayor's office told us that he was unavailable. and council member canceled our interview saying that he is working on a specific date for action. and we also reached out to union pacific. >> beer trying we're trying to we're actually doing it. >> reporter: and castillo says that they have six weeks to addresses encampment on the right-of-way.

amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. and another product born from these covid-19 times. lg will unveil a filtered face mask battery powered design to kill all germs. it has two fans and a hepa filter that cleans air blowing in and out. a carrying case charges the battery and the case has a built-in uv light so that it can disinfect the mask. lg hasn't said how much it will cost, but it is probably going to be a little bit more than those masks we get at the store. a smidge more. i mean, look at it, mike. that is intense. >> that is a lot of work. that is the filter i assume, one on each side. yeah. but do you put a price on your health during these times whether it is the unhealthy air or covid-19? it will be interesting to see

how much it costs versus the one my wife uses right now. so something else we'll keep an eye on for you. take a look at what is going on. is san jose, you can see that it is pretty cloudy out there. and we're breathing gt the worst air quality of the entire 25 day stretch today. it improves over the weekend, and it will get warm temporarily before a chance of cooler weather next week and even some drizzle possible the mornings next week. but no rain unfortunately which would really help out. temperatures today 60s and 70s well below average once again, not much of a change from yesterday if at all. so if you felt like the last couple days were comfortable, it will be comfortable again today. tonight it will be cool once again, 50s out there. the smog will return, but not sure that testimony be quite as

bad this morning, but pretty close. it is tomorrow evening into sunday when we start to see the significance wind shift. and with the extra sninunshine, temperatures will warm about five to six degrees. monday and tuesday, we have the cleanest air and driest because tuesday night into wednesday, there is the possibility of drizzle and you can see cooler air by the time we get to thursday. and a warning about bogus texts that say you have a package. it instructs recipients to update delivery prcheferences o give a link to track the package that doesn't even exist. but it is a trap to get your information. the better business bureau is urging you not to respond to these texts, do not click on any link he is from s from an unkno. and apple is coming out with a new subscription bundle soon. here is "techbytes."

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we have an area of low pressure spending off the pacific northwest and oregon and washington, they need the rain just as much as we do. and it looks like they will get it while we could get some rain as far south as crescent city, maybe even heavy drizzle for a couple mornings tuesday into wednesday morning. what it will do for us is after a couple warmer days thanks to the increasing sunshine sunday and monday, we'll be if you were hoping for some rain, this probably is not the one for us. but congratulations to washington and oregon. a smattering of fan boos were heard before the nfl opener. the players linked arms in solidarity for raciaboos ]

>> so after the game, j.j. watt called the booing unfortunate. the game was the first in major u.s. sports to have fans in attendance amid the covid-19 pandemic. the chiefs allowed a crowd of about a quarter of regular size, so that was about 16,000 fans. the chiefs ended up winning 34-20. south bay is getting their own art district. there is a new artwork on the sidewalk and new street light banners advertise the purpose of this space. >> beginning with a mere conversation and idea of wanting to create a permanent space, something with identity, a location in downtown san jose that because of long standing

businesses that you see behind me that have always welcomed in our lgbtq+ community, but wanting to make it a bigger statement along with the city, a place of inclusivity and permanency. >> the community district is also near the usual location of the silicon valley pride festival. coming up next, the schools that just made the call to continue online learning all year. police a positive message about a coronavirus vaccine, the time line that points to the end of this year and the greatest challenges to meeting that goal. plus, tiger king's karl b ' baskin ready to bust a move on "dancing with the stars." and we've learned new details about her first routine of the season. and now a live look embarcadero. air quality going to be really bad today.

but today there's a combination of two immunotherapies you can take first. one that could mean... a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1

and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. it's the first and only approved chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works together in different ways to harness the power of the immune system. opdivo plus yervoy equals a chance for more days. more nights. more beautiful weekends. more ugly sweaters. more big hugs. more small outings. opdivo and yervoy can cause your immune system to attack normal organs and tissues in your body and affect how they work. this may happen during or after treatment has ended and can become serious and lead to death. some of these problems may happen more often when opdivo is used with yervoy. see your doctor right away if you have a new or worse cough; chest pain; shortness of breath; diarrhea; severe stomach pain; nausea or vomiting; dizziness; fainting; extreme tiredness; weight changes; constipation; excessive thirst; changes in urine or eyesight; rash; itching; confusion; memory problems; muscle pain or weakness; joint pain; flushing; fever; or tingling in hands and feet. these are not all the possible side effects. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions

including immune system problems, or if you've had an organ transplant or lung, breathing, or liver problems. here's to a chance for more together time. a chance to live longer. ask your doctor about opdivo plus yervoy. thank you to all involved in our clinical trials. now at 5:00, the wait is almost over. some indoor businesses in san francisco are reopening in just a few days, the preparation under way this morning. plus i really hate to be the bearer of bad news, but that poor air quality isn't just going to continue, it sounds like it is actually going to get

worse before it gets better. mike will explain the time line coming up. >> but also, it is friday. >> it is. i just feel really trapped in this house. >> but soon you might be able to get your haircut. >> that is true. that is something to look forward to. >> i'm trying. >> i'll put that on the agenda. mike, i literally did not leave the house yesterday except for one time late latest last night to take woodstock out. that was it. >> i feel it, feel just like you. i left once to go swimming, i got my hour lap time in. and today i was supposed to swim again and i'm like yeah, probably not going to happen. it is just too unhealthy outside to be out there for any extended period of time especially doing vigorous exercise. let's take a look at the smoke and fog, a