i hate to raise my voice, why shouldn't i be different than the two of you. >> a presidential debate that was anything but presidential. we will break down the face-off between president trump, and former vice president joe biden. young bay yaerp voters are weighing in, while some are saying they are not convinced by either candidate. >> fires raging and evacuation orders are still in affect. but there's some good news to report tonight. the latest on the firefight coming up. >> here we go again. another round of hot weather and high fire danger. >> indoor dining is about to open in san francisco, details next. abc7 news starts right now. building better bay area, for a safe and secure future.

this is abc7 news. >> do you have any idea what -- >> will you shut up, man? >> there's nothing smart about you, joe. >> a clash of policy and personalities in cleveland tonight, the first presidential debate featured a chaotic back and forth, highlighted by numerous personal attacks. liz is hthe newsroom with the lw lights and the highlights. >> it was a mess of a debate, simply put. what was supposed to be a debate about issues and policy spiralled in to a frustrating back and forth as the president repeatedly interrupted biden and the moderator. there were had moments of clarity tonight that you will see here, but not a lot. >> the very are first presidential debate between president trump and former vice president joe biden seemed anything but presidential. the president took a bullish approach and repeatedly interrupted his challenger, leading to moments of pure

chaos. >> why wouldn't you answer the question. >> the question is, the question is. >> will you shut up, man. >> who is on your list, joe? who is on your list? >> this is so unpresidential. >> we are going the give a list will. >> we will move on to the second segment. >> thaa productive segme segment, wasn't it? keep yapping man. >> on the topic of race and violence in the american cities, the president avoided condemning out right white supremacy groups. >> say it, do it. >> what do you want to call them? >> white supremacists? >> stand back and stand by, i will tell you what, somebody has to do something been antifa and the left, this is not a right wing problem. >> the president repeated his attacks about can democratic run

cities, including oakland. >> look what happened in oakland, look what happened in baltimore. frankly it was more violent than what i'm seeing now. >> the comment has generated a strong response from the oakland mayor. as wildfires rage here in california, the candidates clashed on climate change. >> california is burning. if that was cleaned, if that were, if you had forest management, good forest management, you would not be getting those calls. look's what happened in the midwest with the storms that come through and wipe out entire sections and counties in iowa. they didn't happen before, they are because of global warming. >> both are saying their candidate won the debate, as viewers, it's hard to say that anybody was a winner. abc put it bluntly saying it was the worst presidential debate he has seen in his entire life. in the newsroom, liz, abc7 news. >> all right will, liz, thank you, and young voters across the

bay area are weighing in on tonight's presidential debate, as they show us, many say they are still not convinced about either candidate. >> a presidential debate watch party fit for a pandemic. close to 90 people, young voters and professors at san jose state, gathered virtually, tuesday' debate leaving some feeling uncomfortable about either candidate. >> as someone who watched 9/11 unfold in real time, that's the level of anxiety i'm experiencing right now. >> most felt former vice president joe biden was best prepared, results showed that among the group, the most informative or revealing issue was police and race relations. one student taking to heart the message to the far right extremist group -- >> he said stand by and stand back, that is disturbing. >> at the san francisco young

republicans, a different take. >> i like had how trump answered regarding to race. >> the approach was on par cwit what was expected. >> i was looking to see not so much the president come out, but the guy that was the developer and real estate developer from queens. that's who we saw. >> others did not feel that the fighting was much to win the vote. >> it was disappointing to see. i can't believe these are the choices to vote for. >> abc7 news. >> well, it was rough and tumble to be sure. and the question is, whether this debate helped undecided abc7 news e up their li >> whate sawere was between a debate and embarrassment. >> it was just not on both sides from the get go. it was a nobody could get a word

in edgewise, or a word out and complete the answer. i'm not surer how many people could sit through the whole thing. it was that taxing. >> the fact checkers were again hard at work tonight to find out which of the claims mold up. go to our website. now to breaking news in the north bay, the explosive glass fire is growing, forcing new evacuations, 46,000 acres have burned in the fire, and it's 2% contained, flames are pushing northwest along highway 29. creating a danger to residents northwest of calastoga, cal fire has issued knew evacuation orders. areas in blue show mandatory evacuations, and yellow shows evacuation warnings. kate larson is live where the fires just continue to spread, kate, look at it behind you. >> yeah, we came to highway 29 around 9:00 p.m., it was in the past two hours we saw the flank

of the fire move 500, 600 yards across the hillside. and it's completely lit up. so, clearly still a lot of active fire. that being said, firefighters say there's good news to report. hillside by hillside, ridge over ridge, the glass fire continues to rage in napa county. >> the fire is active in the area. we are getting resources in which has been great. >> cal fire deployed a caravan of engines in to deer park and angwuin. >> we are plugging in the resources around the structure-s to ensure it's all protected. >> after seeing the photos, pho, are saying the firefighters saved the house. >> 500 gallons of water in here. they have a pump. >> some chose to ignore evacuation orders that went in to affect tuesday afternoon. >> until i see fire, i'm going stay. >> they say that the complex fire left people evacuated in his neighborhood for nine days.

and that was just six weeks ago. >> they had to wait a long time and a lot of times they could not get back in. and people don't want to leave their had homes if they cannot get back and see what's going on. >> it's mostly deserted, the most popular place in town is this area, they have one bar of cell phone service here. >> we ran out of service completely. >> on monday, a difficult day in napa county, cal firefighter said tuesday was different. >> we have had a lot more favorable conditions than we have had the first two days of the fire. our wind has dropped off considerably compared to what it was. that obviously makes it much easier for the firefighters to get there on the edge of the fire. >> another huge relief for firefighters that i spoke to today, they were much more effectively able to protect the

structure-s in the area. and a lingering problem is all the smoke. in some areas and at some points it's so heavy that fire air support is not able to fly. live, abc7 news. >> all right will, kate, thank you. in sonoma county, 14,000 people are under evacuation orders. most are in santa rosa and the surrounding area. you can see mandatory evacuation zones are indicated by orange and the yellow is the warning zone. we have a detailed list of evacuations on our website and the abc7 news app as well. firefighters are racing to gain as much ground as they can tonight with dangerous weather conditions, expected over the next couple of days. yes, let's check in with abc7 news for the latest. >> yeah, we have favorable conditions for the firefighters now, it will be potentially a problem as we go in to thursday and friday. take a look, there's a fire weather watch that was issued,

1:00 thursday afternoon. until 6:00 p.m. friday. the winds are changing out of direction. gusting up to 30 miles an hour, dry fuels and low humidity so that fire weather watch for the north bay hills including the glass fire and the dolan fire in the montrae county. you will notice the winds are light, it is cooling, 79 right now, 39% relative humidity. that is not going to last, temperatures will be coming up the next few days and as a result of the heat building, we will be seeing the winds kicking up. up to 30 there in calastoga. and tomorrow night, it's breezy and thursday night a concern. the humidity will be drop down to about 11% fairfield, 10% had in clear lake. i will be back with the forecas. >> thank you, many of those who had to evacuate in the last few days have ended up in hotels in marin county, north bay hoethss are now totally booked. one manager told us that they

went from 40% occupancy to 100 prs in 15 minutes as people were eeg loin. >> when you evacuate, you don't think it's going to happen twice. so, when we had the family for dinner sunday night and said our goodbyes at 8:00, there was no way to predict. >> some hotels lowered their rates allowing in pets, cats, dogs and birds as well to accommodate those evacuating. you can use our wild fire tracker, it'sity right on abc7 news.com and and the free abc7 news app as well. we also have an air quality tracker for you there as well. abc7 has teamed up with thee red cross across the west to raise money for affected by the fires. >> we now know when some movie theaters had will open in san

francisco and in addition to outdoor dining in a matter of hours. in door dining will be available at certain locations. details after the break. the in person learning is heating up in the south bay, and they have a strategy for a return to classrooms. >> first up, what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> tonight's show is undebatable. trump claimed he spent $70,000 on his hair. how much are you spending on your hair on annual basis? >> clearly not enough. that's for sure. seeing what people left behind in the attic. well, saving on homeowners insurance with geico's help was pretty fun too. ahhhh, it's a tiny dancer.

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covid reopening tier. as we report, that means restaurants and churches can begin to move in doors. >> the tape measure is out and the tables are more than six feet apart. that as the city announces that indoor dining at 25% will be allowed. >> it took us by surprise. we think, we kind of heard it the last few weeks. >> 25% capacity or 100 people max is the rule. the reaus and also church services are saying -- for the 100 person indoor limit will unjust. if there's no change to the orange tier, movie theaters in the city will be able to open october 7th without concessions. >> we were cautiously excited, we want to reopen, but we also cannot rush in to anythingment. >> those at the rocksy theater

are taking a cautious approach and have yet to announce an opening day. the question now, will people feel safe eating or watching movies at theaters and indoors? >> i think i would. >> not until we have a better handle on containing this. >> we are happy, but it's only 25%. i don't know how much money we can generate with that. but hopefully it's a return to some sort of normalcy. >> jr. stone, abc7 news. >> in the east bay, contra costa county has been given the ability to move in to the red tier. they are limited to 25% capacity or 100 people, which ever number is lower. gyms can reopen in doors, but at 10% capacity. all personal care services, like massages and waxing can move in doors. >> the palo alto school district has spent several hours debating a plan that sends kids back to the classrooms in a couple of

weeks. that discussion is going on right now. it starts by being students back to campus on october the 12th. the plan, is staggered with two grade levels being phased in >> let's try it now, where we have the ways to stretch out and see how we can get it to work. >> parents have the option to choose between distanced learning or in person classes. but under the an o they make their choice, they can't change it. if they don't make a selection, the default will be distance learning. so, where does your county land on the state's color coded reopening plan? we have created an interactive map for each county's status on abc7 news.com. let's turn to the status for the weather, particularly on the fire lines.

>> absolutely. let's get to abc7 news for the latest tonight. i wish i could tell you that it's going to be fantastic, cool, high humidity for the firefighters, but i can't. for the time being, overnight, hopefully the containment numbers rise as we are looking at from our tower camera earlier tonight, the marine layer started to rush back over san francisco. and it resulted in a double digit drop in temperatures across the region. here in the bay area, and many places, and so, that is going to be helpful to the firefighters, along with the on shore winds. which are very light as you look at live doppler 7, we have the fog and things will change again, not for the better, obviously. smoke impacting visibility in ukia, and the visibility dropped down to three miles. temperatures in the 50s to 70s, air quality unhealthy around k

yukia and the glass fire. you will see in green, good air quality. livermore, concord, good air quality. santa cruise, good air quality. we are basically looking at the smoke forecast, the blue is the less smoke, pink is more smoke. most areas will see good to moderate air quality except santa rosa will see bad air quality, that will continue to expand in to thursday morning. why? because the wind direction will come out of the north, northwest and drag the smoke in to our area, spare the air through friday. we are looking at unhealthy to poor air quality tomorrow, thursday, and friday, poor, and then saturday, we see an improvement. the camera showing you a foggy view, warmer the next two days. records are likely, especially on thursday. possible tomorrow, but more so on thursday. breezy to gusty, and it's in to thursday morning and we are looking at increasing risk, heat

risk and fire danger over the next few days. a heat advisory, 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. thursday. it covers all of the bay area, except the coast. take it easy out rrow morning c. you will have them on the coast and bay, and tomorrow afternoon, warmer than today, 89 in san jose, and 97 morgan hill, 86 in sunnyvale and 73, half moon bay. downtown san francisco, 78 degrees, north bay temperatures are coming up low 90s from san rafel, and 87, fremont, 100 in livermore. fire danger and cooler and breezy over the weekend. >> thank you very much. and for on demand wild fire coverage. download the abc7 news bay area app on the connect tv devices. it's on roku, apple tv, and

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