transported to the hospital for possible fentanyl exposure. at last check, everyone was in stable condition. that is certainly good news right now. i want to stand out of the way. off in this distance, this is the area closed off near the marin headlands. it is has since opened in the last two hours. the highway patrol said they received a report of a driver swerving on the bridge. when they arrived, the car was stopped along a northbound lane. that driver who was inside was unconscious. officers made the decision to clear the lane by giving the car and getting the car to the first exit north of the bridge. that officer then got sick a short time later. he was transported to the hospital along with a tow truck diver and several other emergency responders. a number of chp officers. there was a white powdery substance in the vehicle and it appears that may have fentanyl in it.

>> it is extremely deadly. it takes only a very, very small dose to kill an adult human. so this is something that we have to take very seriously. we have to be very slow and methodic in our investigation as well as the decontaminations of the scenes. >> now, narcan was given to those transported to the hospital. the first officer is now responsive. as i said before, it appears at this point that everyone is in stable condition. reporting live in marin county. j.r. stone. abc7 news. >> thank you very much. now to the smoke-filled sunday here in the bay area, just about wherever you look from the north bay to the south bay, the air is unhealthy for those keeping track. this is the 27th consecutive spare the air day. tomorrow will be 28. for a look at windy air, let's take a look. >> i'm hoping soon.

in fact, bay area quality management district is forecasting that by us the, we'll have more moderate air quality instead of this unhealthy air. you can see why it is unhealthy and why we had such a smoky weekend. the fire is headed toward the bay area. there is a bit of a pattern change. yesterday the winds were blowing from the east and now we're seeing it start to shift. this area of low pressure approaches oregon and parts of northern california. this will help to increase the sea breeze and help push the smoke out. of course, we have quite a bit of smoke as well. here's the smoke forecast. 9:00, we're still in the pitchings and oranges. that's more smoke. notice overnight, it starts to change and throughout the day monday, hopefully it will be our last spare the air day for a while. it looks like things will improve into tuesday. >> all right. thank you. and you can keep track of the air quality levels you live by using this tracker on our webb. the link is right at the top of

our home page or on your free abc7 news app. developing news from southern california. a law enforcement official tells abc news that two los angeles county sheriff's deputies wounded in an ambush attack last night are now in stable condition. one of the deputies is a 31-year-old mother of a 6-year-old boy. she was shot in the jaw and the arms. she's in critical but stable condition. the other deputy was a 24-year-old man hit in the forehead, arm and hand. he is alert. startling video captured the ambush. we won't show the part where the unidentified shooter opens fire on the deputies sitting in their patrol car. some may find it disturbing. >> he acted as if he would walk past the car and then he moved toward it, raised the pistol and fired several rounds striking the sheriff's deputies. >> the sheriff's office is offering a 100,000 reward for information leading to the

arrest. and strong reaction from police departments across the bay area which are calling for violence against officers to stop. cornell bernard has the story. >> we are sick to our stomachs, angry. >> reporter: that reaction from paul kelly after seeing this disturbing surveillance video capturing the ambush style attack on two sheriff's deputies. >> you realize, it's a tough job. we take risks. but doing our job is not being ambushed. that's not doing our job. they were just sitting there. it's sickening. >> he sent a safety message to his officers sunday. >> to watch each other's back. get home safe. >> san francisco police tweet good wishes for the l.a. sheriff's department saying we pray for the recovery of your two deputies. >> my only reaction was to actually cry that this happen.

>> tony montoya condemned the shooting and pointed some blame. >> when our politicians start to praise rioters andville identify police officers, this is what happens. >> several then straightors blocked the emergency room entrance where the deputies were treated. >> they were saying death to the police, kill the police and using all type of curse words. >> i think it is really, really under fortunate this happened. >> reporter: the organizer alex isn't surprised by the act of violence. >> people who do shootings like this, they don't represent the movement but they are an inevitable reflection of policing to provide public safety for all of us. >> reporter: governor newsom tweeted, the perm traitor must quickly be brought to justice. >> a technical issue led to a long delay to the start of b.a.r.t. service. full service didn't get rolling until around 12:30 this afternoon.

that's well past the normal 8:00 a.m. start time. other agencies provided free rides. b.a.r.t. said a field network device failed this morning. that device helps monitor the train network. >> a major inconvenience for tens of thousands of people and we apologize and we appreciate their patience and understanding. particularly when we need every ride per we can get. >> it is not known why the device failed and there is no evidence of a hack. they are trying to prevent it. a quick check on the bay area wild firs. cal fire says it expects to have the fire contained by thursday. containment is at 98%. that's the one in contra costra and alameda counties. the lnu complex fire is at 96% containment. and cal fire continun ground on the czu complex in san mateo and santa cruz counties.

that fire is 87% contained. firefighters on the front lines of the north fire are racing against the clock to build containment lines. the fire has claimed the lives of 12 people. the deadliest wildfire in the state. more than 300 structures of burned. at more than a quarter million acres burned, it is only 26% contained. cal fire is worried about gusty winds in the forecast. president trump will visit california tomorrow to get a wildfire briefing. he'll meet with fire officials at mclellan field in sacramento where the fire crewsed are based. governor newsom and trump have spoken on the phone since mid-august. the president spoke of the dangers firefighters are facing. >> 28,000 firefighters and first responders who courageously and bravely are fighting out there. they are fighting and it is dangerous. it's dangerous. it is a rapidly spreading hundreds of thousands of acres.

there has not been anything quite like this one. >> president trump paid a visit to california after the devastating 2018 wildfire season. the economy is an important topic here at abc7 news to help build a better bay area. tomorrow will be a big day for businesses. many can open indoors including hair salons and barber shops. others are nail salons, massage studios and tattoo studios. gyms and fitness centers can also have people inside. all of them have to follow capacity limits and other health regulations. parents and students will get more support with distance learning starting monday. dozens of rec centers and community centers will become learning hubs where students can go each school day to get support and assistance in small groups. the city anticipates in-person learning to resume september 21st for the schools that get

approval. also tomorrow in san francisco, your chances of getting a parking ticket will increase. the city will resume enforcing residential parking limits. that will limit parking to two hours during the day for those without a permit. the intent is to make more parking available for residents as businesses reopen. the nfl season kicks off and players take a stand.d.d.d.d.d.. ♪ from taking knees to raising fists. we saw numerous

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>> the nfl season kicked off today and as expected, numerous players took a knee during the national anthem. others chose to stand and hold a fist in the air. some teams locked arms as they stood on the side line. one thing notably absent this year, fans. only a couple of cities are allowing people inside coronavi. ♪ and bright stars through the

perilous ♪ >> in buffalo, the protest took little different form. the bills and the jets both decided to stay in the locker room while the anthem was played. it is something other teams have opted to do as well. in atlanta, there was a coordinated protest between the falcons and the seahawks. they waited until the kickoff to make a joint statement. all 22 players on the field took a knee as the ball sailed through the end zone. then they stayed down through several seconds after the play had ended. abc7 news will spend this coming week looking at issues of race and social justice. in our first report at 11:00, i have a report exploring the painful necessity black parents feel about having the talk with their kids. on monday, we'll take a deeper dive into minorities and policing. that's one of the reasons behind the protests during the national anthem. the story there's continue all week. the pandemic has forced a lot of big events to head online. oakland's prime celebration had to go virtual but it remained as

colorful as ever. and relief from the bad air is on the horizon. trust us. it's true. up next, the accuweather forecast. >> allowed the 49ers to play. but the quality of

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all of oakland should be proud that we are a city that goes and must go beyond tolerance to true equality while celebrating the differences and make each of us exceptional. >> that was the oakland city councilmember on this the final dave oakland pride 2020. instead of the usual outdoor events, it was turned into a virtual celebration because of the pandemic. there was music, poetry and interviews, all live streamed on twitch. and if they had been outside, it would have looked like this. let's check in for a look at when this is going to get out of here. >> it looks like we had at least one more smoggy day ahead of us. here's a look at the satellite image. things are changing and we'll start to notice a difference. right now, current air quality is still unhealthy and tomorrow it is expected to be unhealthy.

let me show you why it will change. right now visibility also affected by the haze. in half moon bay, it is down to 3/4 of a mile. so haze everywhere around the bay area and you can see it here with this live shot. it is just gray out there. san francisco is currently 59 degrees. oakland, 65. san jose, 72 degrees. and another live shot. this time in walnut creek. so you see it looks very much the same. just these gray skies and the smog continues. in santa rosa, 68. 70 in novato. and we have some upper 70s in fairfield, concord, livermore at 76. here's the wind that's coming in. the sea breeze that will help push out the smoke. it is gusting to 21 miles n hour in novato. 18 at sfo. the problem is we have a lot of smoke offshore. so that smoke is going to come back through the bay area. as a sea breeze continues over the next few days, it will get the smoke out of here. here's the smoke forecast.

9:00 tonight. notice we are still in the dark red, or the pinks, dark oranges. and then tomorrow we'll notice an improvement. there will be smoke. but notice we move toward the yellows and greens so less smoke headed our way tomorrow. and then the sea breeze continues to push more of the smoke out. monday night into tuesday, we finally enter the areas of light blue. so much less smoke in the air and even out here, we have some clear, clean air by the ocean. so it is heading our way. so one more spare the air day at least on monday and then right now, the bay area quality management district does predict moderate air quality tuesday, wednesday, and thursday so far. overnight lows will be in the 50s with fog pushing in once again. 54 in san francisco. san jose, 56. still hazy overnight and into tomorrow. and highs tomorrow will be mid 60s at the coast, lots of low to

mid 70s around the bay. one more spare the air day but we will start to notice improving air quality throughout the day. it should be better by tuesday with more sunshine. a little warmer on wednesday. mid-week should be a great day to head outside. partly cloudy on thursday and then the system might bring us a slight chance of rain to areas to our north which also brings temperatures, cooler temperatures in the inland areas that will be dropping before things start to warm up. it looks like more sunshine for next weekend. so after a week watching the air quality, we got to watch football but it was close. at kickoff, the a you have rob sala on the sidelines.o finds moster across the field. he is a track tar in college so he's fast.

he was offered a contract to be a pro surfer. surf's up, 10-0, 9ers. kiler murray for the ten-yard touchdown. look at the effort diving for the pylon. it was 13-10. frymaners at the half. to the fourth. murray cams the drive with the 22-yard touchdown. look at this. he made the right decision to go to the nfl, i think. the cardinals lead 17-13. the five-yard touchdown. a huge moment. he had not played since 2017. 20-17, also the score. murray finds deandre hopkins. he had 14 catches. 151 yards. he was one yard shy. 24-20 cards. last chance for the 49ers. fourth and five. late and deflected. the 49ers lose the home opener. 24-20, the final. >> he had some good plays in there. the entire offense, just missed a number of opportunities that it would take to win that game.

so we had a couple there. he has to play better. we have to play better on offense. >> i don't think we got into a very good rhythm. just one drive would be great. one would be not so good. just like i am, i said this earlier. the consistency, that's what wins games in football. specially in the nfl. the more consistent you can be, starting with myself, it is just going to make everything a lot easier. >> losing sucks but we'll do everything we can to come out and win next week. i feel great. >> that was blunt. jon gruden always in mid season form. first game ever for the las vegas raiders. second touchdown of the day. he's only going to get better. sunshine's top football pick delivering the two scores. 96 rushing yards. four minutes to go. gruden pacing. first in goal. jacobs again. he will find the quarter here.

check it out. his third touchdown of the day. he's making them all count. a one, a two, a three. they win the first game. the home opener is next monday right here on abc7. friday's game was postponed because alex dickerson tested positive for covid. so they thought. it turns out it was a false positive. so it is a sunny double-header. the only good thing about having no fans in the stands, right here. fortunately no hard board cutouts were harmed in the making of this film. cueto gave six runs. only two hits and they struck out seven times. evan longoria went down twice. game two going on right now. the a's are in texas playing their tenth game in a week.

they only managed to score one run on this steven piscotty round-up. so they go 1-0 early. but it wouldn't last. a three-run shot gives the rangers the lead. they win it 6-3. so today, very rare. we have eight tvs upstairs. we may need more. >> i'll have to come economic out with you. thank you very much. yesterday we saw crews rescue a pumy from a wildfire. now it's the rush to work, grab a drink, hurry home. - [cell phone beeps] - stop! don't be on your phone. let someone else take the wheel. make a little eye contact.

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and new reports about in the middle of the devastating wildfires, we continue to see little moments that bring a little light to what has been a pretty dark few weeks. the madera sheriff's office shows video of a deputy rescuing a donkey from the creek fire. the story doesn't end there. the owner had to evacuate so the sheriff's office tracked them down and they were reunited on saturday. see,

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