quality, something wish we didn't have to see. but you can see the red up in theth bay.hy air here. and in the south bay, you can see that we have unhealthy air for everybody all the way down to the monterey bay. we're surrounded by smoke everywhere. thankfully there is not too much fog out there, visibility is 2 miles to about 4 miles. there will be a light onshore breeze today and eventually that will pull in cleaner air. so beer starting off in the 50s this morning. we'll hit the 60s this afternoon along the coast. and we'll talk more about the smoke forecast coming up. and right now too because there is just no escaping this bad area. and so we have a tough decision of do we go outside or do we stay inside?

i know a lot of you are going stir crazy, and i will include myself in that. julian glover is live with more on this. >> reporter: ad add me to that tally. yeah, 28 days of the spare the air alert. and it is starting to get to some folks. lingering wildfire smoke giving the west coast some of the worst air quality in the entire world according to experts. and at a time when getting outside has really been one of the only reliefs during the pandemic. but some outdoor activities this weekend were shut down like the oakland zoo and tours of alcatr alcatraz. it caught people off guard. >> without masks, we can feel that the air is not healthy.

so very disappointed. >> it is very dangerous to be out in 24 kind of air. so be so have a mask if you have to be outside. and to filter this kind of matter, you really need an n95. >> and we hate for this to be the impression that tourists good getting of the bay area. we want to point out as the doctor mentioned, if you do have to go outside, make sure that you have a problem mask and if you are going outside, try to limit the amountle of time that you have to be out there. julian glover, abc 7 news. and we have made it eas for you to track the air where you live. you can find this air quality tracker on our website abc7news.com, the link is right at the top of the home page. and on the free abc 7 news app. cal fire is monitoring 29 major wildfires still burning across the state.

firefighters on the front lines of the north complex fire burning in butte and plumas counties are racing against the clock to build containment lines. and more than a quarter of a million acres burned, only 26% contained. cal fire is worried about the gusty winds in the forecast. the fire has already burned more than 300 structures. and president trump is coming to california today to 3450 meet with first responders. y jobina has more. >> yes, president trump is expected to visit mcclellan park in sacramento county which has served as a base for cal fire operations. the president will meet with local and federal fire emergency officials. he will be briefed on the state's wildfires. last night, president trump said p at he is 3r5iing for the prayeople affect a myio y cooing the

state and leaders and we thank the more than 28,000 firefighters and firstresponder s courageously braving the dangers. >> and at least 24 people have died because of the north complex fire. the president has refused to acknowledge climate change as the driving force in these did he evers have stating fires. instead, he is pushing for better forest management. one of the most clicked stories on abc7news.com right now is the reopening plan in san francisco. today will be a big day for businesses. many can reopen indoors, they include hair salons and other personal services like name salons, massage studios and at that time tattoo parlors. and all have to follow capacity limits and other health regulations. like wearing a mask. we'll have more on the guidelines in a live report

coming up in the next half hour. and in the south bay today, businesses and faith leaders will be calling on santa clara county to find solutions to safely reopen the economy. organizers say at least 70% of customers are classified as small businesses. but due to the pandemic, nearly 30% have piermanently closed. and another new change takes effect in san francisco today, something we haven't seen since before the pandemic. but this one will cost you big time if you aren't aware. plus having the tricky conversations with your children on race and policing in america. you will see the first part of our series as we get the entire week to race and social justice. and here is a look at the spare the air forecast. but starting tomorrow, it looks

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let's take a look at some of the neighborhood temperatures. mid-50s to they'near 60 inland neighborhoods. 54 to 61 in the rest of the

neighborhoods under the smog that is out there. it is more smoke than fog this morning. everything is pretty dangerous to be outside again because of the smoke that will be lingering. but you can see the winds are starting to pick up this afternoon. and watch what it does to our smoke. you can see that it does start to clean out a little bit closer you are to the coast. but the coast is also very smoggy. and by tuesday morning, still looking at the closer you are to the coast, the cleaner you are. but by tuesday evening and into wednesday, we're looking at an improving air quality for all of us. more about that coming up. good morning, we will start with the bay bridge toll plaza.

metering lights are on. so we're inching closer to the pre-pandemic times at the toll plaza. and it will be a little slow once you make it through the metering light, but everything is fine once you hit treasure island. we do have a fog advisory there and also a fog advisory at the golden gate bridge this morning. lookthe maps. there is a slow spot out of tracy, and in fremont, the purple line that you see, a complete shutdown of state route 84 at palomares road due to an earlier crash. the car hit a power pole, so the chp has not given us an estimated time as to when it is reopen. and today is the return of residential parking enforcement. if your permit has expired, you can apply no for a new one. and next, how the cast of a

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here at abc 7, we are committed to building a better bay area in many ways. and one of the most crucial is building a community that is fair and just for all. that is why we're dedicating this week to stories that are focused on race and social justice. and this morning's topic is a conversation that many black families know very well. one mother explains how she had the talk about police brutality to her 8-year-old son. >> he said something to the effect of, you know, is that

happening now? because he thought that it was referencing something that is in the past. and inyeah, th yei said yeah, t. and he was unclear why it was a police office because he had been taught that police officers are community helpers. and autumn told her son how body language, tone of voice, word choice and other factors when interacting with police can lead to arrests or worse. yes, you can have certain guaranteed rights, but probably safer not to argue about them during an encounter with police. >> it wasn't about if you are right or wrong, it was just doesn't matter. you can't argue. you have to listen and say yes, sir and be sub be missimissive . >> and the initial conversation with her son was in response to a clip of george floyd that he saw on tv. and this is not to make all

police officers out to be villains, but many parents agree that they are not taking any chances with their own kids. we'll have more stories this week focused on race and social justice. and you will hear from aaron ond a aaron and myself. 24 week we'll ha so tune in thi. and happening today, the premiere of season two of the tamron hall show. friday i got a chance to talk about tamron and in today's episode, she has an interview with andrew gill am. he was a former rising store in the star in the democratic party and the political future is now in question after a scandal. >> we live in a world where people go viral and social media

takes on a life of its own. >> i wasn't even sure that i wanted to live, no the because of what i had done, but because of everything that was being said about me. >> but he's still a human being, a father, no matter what mistakes he may or may not have made that day. and he refeels what happened there. >> she is talking aboutveals wh there. >> she is talking about a party where he was found with a lot of drugs and alcohol surrounding him and a male escort. so that is a 6:17 in the morning conversation i wasn't planning to having today. but you can catch tamron hall every weekday at 1:00 p.m. and she is turning 50 this week, so they will celebrate that on the show as well. i was asking tamron what -- she

is the kind of person who still like makes a list of birthday presents and that sort of thing and she said only for her husband because she said she has to be very specific about what she wants with her husband, otherwise it all the just falls apart. so that is what is happening in the tamron hall household. >> i can't wait for that interview. >> tea will be spilt. i'm holding back right now just because of what time it is in the morning. but things happened. >> yeah, us virgos need to stick together, we're a rare breed. let's take a look at what is going on. s it is smoky and foggy. hopefully our last spare the air day.

and here is the area of low pressure that is steering most of the moisture up to the pacific northwest. and the storm seems to be weakening, but much needed rain possibly half an inch in oregon and washington while we may get some drizzle thursday and friday morning. that's it. so we're surrounded by smoke once again. and head up the peninsula, low he to mid 70s. and upper 60s downtown, sausalito. low to mid-60s north bay coast. and along the east bay shore, the breeze picking up will keep berkeley around 60. we'll have 81 to 85 in the east bay valleys. tonight the smog will linger, but i think that it will be more fog than smoke.

temperature 51 to 58. and the 7 day forecast, a little less smoke tomorrow, a little warmer. the air continues to clean slowly wednesday. and then thursday and friday, the upper low gets close enough to bring us a chance of drizzle. and promise of even cleaner air and cooler conditions before the offshore breeze warms us again this weekend. and "good morning america" coming ups a 7:00. >> and ginger zee is in new orleans with a look at what is haed. >> great to be with you here on a monday morning. i'm in new orleans and we were talking about sally. it looks like that it will be a coastal storm, storm surge and heavy rain going to be the primary threats. we'll be tracking it all. and of course we'll be talking about the wildfire still, the people still missing, the insufferable smoke and the toxic air that lot of y'all have been breathing.

portland had the worst air quality in the entire world and then the hazardous conditions down south to you all. and "jeopardy" is back, returning for a brand new season and they will get a little help from the greatest of all-time, ken jennings. going to join us live to talk about his role on the show and what we can all expect. you will see that and even reba mcentire coming up here on gma. and new at 6:00, a special reunion with the stars of an '80s classic. original cast of the princess bride fell a virtual fundraiser for the democrats last night. more than 110,000 people tuned in for it. they each had to donate at least a dollar. and they read some of the famous lines from the film. additional guests included whoopi goldberg during the three

hour long event. 1987, reggie. more than 30 years. >> count me as one of the people who absolutely loves that movie. and i hear that they are working on a broadway musical for the princess bride and that is still on track. so i will definitely be there. >> i feel like that should have been done a long time ago. >> you know how some of the transfers can be statemeometime works out and sometimes it doesn't, so i'm crossing my fingers. >> i hear the sponge bob one is really good. didn't shoot the messenger. >> yes, i think it has its moments. and a fix it clinic for your wi-fi. >> we have simple tips for

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welcome back. here is a look at the potential rain today and again tomorrow and wednesday up in the north bay. then you can see by thursday, there is a slight chance of a shower or two in lake and mendocino counties. the rest of us have a chance of drizzle thursda moinand by saturday, an offshor

wind event. new this morning, advice for boosting your wi-fi. many families are having connection issues. and becky worley has some insight into all of this. >> i'll be talking on a zoom call and all of a sudden it will be really fuzzy. >> reporter: good new, i can help. there are a bunch of little boxes that you plug in around the house and it creates one big network. >> reporter: so after she installs it -- >> and in ava's room and in my office, it was so much better. >> reporter: and these mesh networks are i deal for whole house coverage. >> and there will be more quick tips coming up on gma at 7:00. next, you can work out

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survival mode, but we're now in rebuild mode. it is emotional, it is exciting. and i'm just ready to participate in my community again. >> a lot of people feeling that way this morning in fran. new life for so many small business owner, salons and gyms just some of the places opening again indoors. but there are a few things that you need to know before you go. and president trump will be arriving today to get an update on the wildfire crisis. ♪ and the nfl season starting where several symbols for social justice. and why colin kaepernick is calling it nothing more than

pregame propaganda. and a music mile tone sending us back to the 1980s, the retro record that will throw you back this morning. good morning, everyone. mike, i can tell that you are into that. but first everyone wants to know when will the skies look better? >> it has been a tough stretch for sure. i went out several times over the weekend, had the n95 mask on, made such a difference. worst air quality is in san francisco. and the sensor is showing very unhealthy. the rest of the us in the red where the south bay, monterey bay, inland east bay neighborhoods or up to the north bay, everybody is showing unhealthy air this morning. and here is a look at the visibility, it is mainly smoke. 60s coast and san francisco, 80s inland. and we'll wait until tomorrow for clean air.

and the economy is an important topic here at abc 7 as we work to build a better bay area. and today is a big day for businesses in san francisco as many can reopen indoors for the first time since the pandemic. and amy hollyfield is live for us at a gym. >> reporter: yeah, we thought that we would find a lot of activity here at this barry's boot camp and the orange theory across the street. but they are still dark. so make sure that you call ahead. don't just show up and assume. but in san francisco starting today, gyms, o pre les are al offnd business today. so you ccan go inside. and this is earlier than expected. health officials looked at the number of covid-19 cases in the city and decided that this is a safe move. but safety guide lines must be

met. >> this is indoor fitness zone one mm and this will be one client, one trainer, and in this zone we can watch and see everything that they are doing, we can see erything that they touch, making sure that they follow all the protocols. >> reporter: and some gyms and salons tell us that they will still offer outdoor service because they know that some of their clients just aren't ready to be indoors yet.om king street, some just aren't ready to open yet or maybe they find it is not profitable to open since they can only have 10% of their normal capacity inside. so you don't just want to show up, call first. from san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news.

>> and you can find an interactive map on abc7news.com to see what is open in your area. pld will be touching down in california today. he will meet with fire officials at mcclellan field just outside of sacramento where the fire crews are based. he is scheduled to land around 10:45 this morning. governor newsom and president trump have spoken by phone since mid august. and here is the latest information on the bay area wildfires. cal fire says that it expects to have the scu complex fully contained by thursday, containment at 98%. and that is the fire in santa o counties. the lnu complex is at 96% containment, cal fire continues to gain ground on the czu complex in san mateo and santa cruz counties, that fire is 89% contained. at the live desk, the search is on for the person who shot

two los angeles county sheriffs deputies and the startling video captured the ambush, but we won't show the moment where the uni had night shooter opened fire. this happened late saturday night in compton. the deputies were sitting inside their patrol car. >> he acted as if he was going to walk past the car and then made a left turn directly toward the car, raised a pistol and fired several rounds inside of the vehicle striking both. >> and the sheriff's department says that both deputies are in critical condition, one is a 31-year-old woman and a mother of 6ear-old bi. a boy. she was shot in the jaw and arms. the other is a 24-year-old man hit in the forehead, arm and hand. there is a $100,000 reward for any information that can lead to an arrest. the return of the nfl meant

numerous players and coaches took a knee, others chose to stand and hold a fist in the air. some teams locked arms as they stood on the sideline. one thing noticeably absent are fans in the stands of course. only a couple cities are allowing people inside stadiums due to the coronavirus pandemic. and the kneeling by players is an echo of what colin kaepernick first did back in 2016. he is calling some of the social media initiatives propaganda. he also says that the league is still taking aim at eric reid, kaepernick's former teammate who joined him in the protests four years ago. shots of both kaepernick and reid are featured in the video lift every voice and sing, largely considered the black national anthem. >> and you probably know the

49ers lost their home opener yesterday. so just pay attention to this fan and his dog. because that is the positive thing that we have to show you. the 9ers lost to the cardinals. and next game is sunday on the road against the jets. what is he saying? i can't figure that out. oh, revenge tour, okay. >> the dog is like what is going on? >> why is that happening? can we just stop for a second and acknowledge that today is mike nicco's birthday. >> what? >> yes. >> yep, it is. >> happy birthday, mike. i didn't realize that. >> thank you very much. yeah, celebrating -- i won't

tell you. you can look it up. yeah, hopefully a better day eventually as we get deeper into the forecast. trying to bring some clean air. i was hoping that would be the birthday present that i shared with all of you, but i'll share it with some of you. here is a look in the south bay, upper 50s to low 60s there. and about 55 to 60 in the other neighborhoods. so cool this morning. nights keep getting longer. and here is a look at walnut creek. there is the abyss of smoke. and we have poor to dangerous conditions because of the low visibility and all the smoke outside. today should be our last day of spare the air. and starting at noon, you can see that the winds will break through the delta, but we're surrounded on all sides by smoke. so even when we get the wind

shift like we did yesterday, that was supposed to bring us some slightly cleaner air, but it just tapped into more smoke down to our south. and you can see by 7:00 tonight, we start to see a little bit overnight. and tomorrow afternoon, we're starting to look at much better conditions into wednesday. and i think thursday and friday will be some of our cleaner days before the smoke possibly returns this weekend. and i'll show you that coming up. now let's check out the commute. >> happy birthday, mike. mike is so cool, everybody pep get the birthday dance going. and we'll continue that good news in to traffic for the most part. good morning, everyone. tering lights came on at 5:29. and once you make it through the light, you will be in good chp has also issued a fog advisory for the bay bridge and

the golden gate bridge this morning. and in san jose, a live look at 101. pretty smooth right in the south bay. and the only thing i'm looking at is a sigalert out of fremont. as you look at the graphic, you can see the purple line, this is 84 at palomares road, there is a full closure due to an earlier crash. the car hit a power pole, so chp has not given us an undated time as to when it will be reopened. and b.a.r.t. is adding more trains. they will run more frequently during peak commute hours on select lines. b.a.r.t. says this is the largest weekdayvincaseanhit.ema same, 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. weekdays and 8 o:00 a.m. to 9:0 p.m. weekends. and a bay area name that is

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welcome back. let's take a quick look at sally as all eyes are on the gulf coast on this rapidly increasing -- well, it is increasing. i don't know if it is rapidly, but 65-mile-per-hour winds. and it will move really slowly, i mean look at that, only moving from near new orleans with damaging rain up to 20 inches. back here at home, still the smoke we're concerned with. temperatures in the 50s, very comfortable to cool this morning. and 60s, 70s and 80s from the coast to the baynl a little bit flag warning northeast corner of the state today that will slide

our way possibly as we head into the weekend and i'll talk about that next. it is what is on everyone's mind, when we'll get to see the fresh air. it seems like it has been weeks of dealing with the wildfire smell. and julian glover is live with how people have been dealing with the smoky skies. not very well. >> reporter: yeah, pretty much doing the best we can at this point. let's call it a month at this point, 28 consecutive spare the air days. people have been cooped up inside their homes for far too long. and the lingering smoke, the worst air quality in the world according experts. and in the time that we are used to getting outside that is a relief for so many during covid-19, but we did see some outdoor activities shut down over the weekend. and also several clean air

centers were opening up to give people relief, from commu cente. the city because invisible in the smoky haze, but that did not stop some people from getting a workout in. we spoke to one man after he ran eight miles along the san francisco waterfront. >> feels like i'm sucking through a straw. so, yeah, there are some problems breathing, but i'm getting quite a workout, that's for sure. >> reporter: yeah, a double work outright there. if you are trying to get that work out? you will want to check the aqi throughout the day. there may be an hour or two where the air is a little more breathable and that could be a safer time for you to be out there. julian glover, abc 7 news. >> eight miles outside? no thank you. i'll let him do that. pfizer's coronavirus vaccine could be disafrican-american

butsed to america butted before the end of the year. and it is one of three companies currently in late stage testing. it contains genetic material called messenger rna which scientists hope will cause the immune system to fight the virus. and they have also manufactured hundreds of thousands of doses. >> base case, we have more than 60%, but we will know if it works by the end of october. of course it doesn't mean that it works, it means that we will know if it works. >> pfizer submitted a proposal to the fda saturday to expand the late stage trial to include up to 44,000 participants. and now your morning money report. oracle stocks haveopd trading ae that they may be the winner of the tiktok bidding war. a source tells the associated press oracle beat microsoft for

the deal. oracle and tiktok have officially commented, so still a lot of unknowns right now. and the trump administration wanted it sold because of national security concerns. and taking a live look at the new york stock exchange, trading up this morning about 259 points right now. we'll keep you updated, especially on that tiktok news. and new at 6:00, wax is all the way back. like 1980s back. sales of vinyl records have outpaced cds for the first time since the '80s. and vinyl records brought in about $230 million in the first half of the year. and that is double what cds sold. of course streaming music is the number one choice for most of us. consumers dropped almost $5 billion on streaming music for

app memberships and streaming radio. but the kids these days, they like the vinyl. so good for them. >> you can notice the degradation in quality from vinyl to cd and even online streaming. maybe the vinyl sounds better. kind of hard to get that in your car or to take it with you jogging. might frown upon it if you put it next to you in the gym. let's look outside, you can see that it is definitely hazy out there. our 28th consecutive spare the air alert. brighter and warmer this afternoon, but really starting to touch more lives thom and throu tomorrow and through the rest of the week. and there could be an offshore wind event this weekend.

there is rain right now in washington. but for us, it won't do much except for induce a bit of a seabreeze today. mid to upper 60s along the coast into san francisco. you can see low to mid-70s around the bay. 78 to 86 in morgan hill. 76 in san rafael, 80 in napa and santa rosa. and low to mid-80s in the east bay valleys. tonight low to upper 50s with more low clouds than smog out there. here is a look at the winds and you can see them and rain up to our north as we head through tuesday, wednesday, by thursday and friday, we have a slight chance of some drizzle in the morning and offshore event developing this weekend. so after the coolest day friday, warmest days are ahead of us. but right now the offshore event is not strong enough to merit critical fire condition concerns. but we'll keep an eye on it for you. and happening tonight, the bright lights and flashy outfits are back, "dancing with the stars" returns.

and this morning, beer gettinwe a sneak peek of the brand new set. and there will be no audience, there will be panels that will proj i to kind of make every performance unique. the show's new host tyra banks talked about what she is most excited about. >> my job is to be the cheerleader. when they have had something that is challenging and, you know, they almost want to cry, to be that almost shoulder 8 feet apart for them to cry on. >> you can catch the entire interview on gma at 7:00. "dancing with the stars" premieres at 8:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. >> is tyra going to ask carole baskin if she killed her husband? >> she better not. >> people want to know.

>> that is a list that you don't want to be on. and tyra is no fool. >> that's true. >> now, tyra might ask with her eyes. >> and we'll know. >> know what i'm saying? we'll know. but the words don't need to be said. do you have lotion over there, liz? are you part of lotion nation today? >> i was looking for it. someone tweeted at me get the lotion out, so i'll just have to take the hand sanitizer. >> okay. and you will need like double the location once you find it. that's for dearand with summer here,these energy bills are rising. together, we can save energy and money... by taking steps to stay cool while usin keep safe and keep it golden.

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welcome back. here are the 7 things to know this morning. number you one, president trump will visit california today to assess the wildfire damage. he is expected to meet with fire officials in sacramento county and speak to the national guard. and number two, the bay area has been under a spare the air alert for nearly a month. and number three, san francisco waking up to the most unhealthy air this morning. it is very unhealthy and you can see ifsh else redeverybody else. it will start improving tomorrow. and number four starting

today salons and gyms can reopen for indoor services. number five, the l.a. county sheriff's department is offering a $100,000 reward for information leading them to the shooter who injured two deputies, btdeputies both are in critical condition. and number six, checking out our south beach camera at the bay original where t bay bridge where there is a fog advisory. metering lights came on at 5:29. and up in seven, happy birthday to mike. you can tweet your birthday messages to mike @mike nicco abc 7. look at that nice photo. >> you guys are so kind. reggie trended on his birthday last week. maybe i can get first.

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