clear skies and high pressure with us again and winds 40 to 45 miles an hour in the red area from the east bay to upper elevations right now but by the afternoon, they were lower into the lower elevation and 20 to 30 miles an hour winds to the north and mount diablo 40 to 45 and bringing warming this morning compared to yesterday morning and san rafael. it was 94 there yesterday and 56 in san jose and 54 oakland, san francisco, and walnut creek. a beautiful view here with a clear sky and low 60s up in nevado and upper 60s by the delta and concord 59 and 53 in livermore so for all the moms

out there, temperatures climbing quickly once today. crews were able to contain the two alarm fire within an hour and tay were able to safely evacuate with no injuries and the investigation into the cause is underway. pg and e was called in to inspect wires but power was restored in the a shed and two vehicles were burned. fire fighters called in to investigate a fire before 8:30 last night and burned about three acres.

fire fighters say it burned through a couple homeless encampments and several oak trees and nobody was hurt though. crews got the fire under control within a few hours. in the afternoon, a fire burned near los lagos golf course and it was under control quickly too. in solano county it didn't take much for a spark to burn into a fire. those winds that have triggered a red flag warning pushed to about 45-acres. fire fighters got it under control. >> i got scared. i was running around and locked up one dog because he was a little antsy. >> anthony wright called 911 the moment he saw smoke and flames near the property on lokes road. the fire was making a run up the hill fueled by acres of dry grass and cal fire calling in extra grouped crews and air

support to fight it. air tankers making a altitude attack dropping retardant. >> thought it was going to domino but he got it. >> anthony grab what had he could to get the fire out. >> got a hose and dropping from our well because they were in the back where it started. drug it back there and started spraying. >> strong winds were no match. >> given the northern wind conditions we've experienced and drier conditions, the fire took off rapidly over the ridge and brush and augmented to distinguish it. >> i was trying to cut the grass down. >> rosenburg rodrigues believes he accidently started the fire while cutting tall grass on his riding lawn mower. >> i was on the lawn mower and i hit a rock and then i saw a

spark. >> one spark is all it takes during red flag conditions. >> it's keeping me up at night. hopefully homeowners are doing their due diligence. >> anthony saw fire near his home before and ready for another long summer. >> it's like one month ago, it was all green and now all golden and dry. the fire is bad. >> a grass fire this large early in the season has fire fighters concerned. it is hot and dry and feels like june or july but of course it's only may. cal fire is still investigating the cause of the fire and using a lawn mower should be avoided during a red flag alert. >> the early start to fire season has many residents on edge and been through fires before but not this early. abc7 reporter spoke to a family who survived the tubs fire in 2017 and this fire season they're hoping their home

spared. >> that's my husband and he's actually looking for any kind of souvenirs or something that may have been spared but unfortunately nothing was found. >> we're experiencing a red flag warning two months ahead of when fire fighters anticipated. >> i think we all know it's here but we don't like to talk about it and in the back of all of our minds. a warning in effect since 11:00 p.m. friday. >> it'll go on till 6:00 a.m. monday and humidity and high temperatures in the upper 80s playing a key role. >> this county has been through a lot. >> i scared people and understand what the conditions are and taking those preventative proactive conditions. >> those around santa rosa are

better equipped for wild fires. >> improvements and alert in warnings and the network of cameras that monitor our communities now have really greatly enhanced our ability to respond to wild fires. >> this is their new home. >> we didn't to want rebuild at first because we always knew that it would still be a problem, but my dad, he always made sure to tell us that when he came into this country, he wanted to make sure that he left for his nephews and nieces and for us that he was resilient. >> if you look around fountain grove, see reminders of october 2017 at every turn. this fire station once standing is gone. hopes of healing neighbors are slowly coming back. how many neighbors decided not to come back to this neighborhood? >> i would say most of them. i mean, there's about three of them that have been rebuilding and there's a home over there that's still in the process of being rebuilt but it doesn't

seem like it's going to finish. i would say out of 30 houses, only three of them have come back. >> in santa rosa, liz pena, abc7 news. >> the abc7 news app is one way to stay on top of wild fires during fire season. we sent out this push alert about the fire in solano county yesterday just before noon and when you download the app, be sure to enable the notifications feature. part of the abc7 effort to build a better area is tracking how the economy is doing after businesses rebound from the pandemic and san francisco bars are welcoming patrons indoors for the weekend in over a year. bars that don't serve food and reopen last week as the county moved into the yellow tier and capacity limited to 25% and abc7 had patrons knocking down the show down. >> inside after seeing a lot of familiar faces and it's been

overwhelming but it's nice. seeing the light of day. >> no fire inside and actively eating or drinking and first bay area county and moving into the least restrictive tier. >> lisa, get a check outside. clear sky there and winds to north winds and in the 80s for much of the county and 90s for the east bay and we'll talk about the rest of the area and how long the red flag warning lasts next. debris from a chinese rocket back on earth this morning and where it reentered the earth's atmosphere. we're getting a preview of a performance at next week's aids walk. more on why entertainment will be a big

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in 1997, a woman was the first known person hit by space junk walking through a park. >> it looked like fire. a big ball of fire. couldn't see or hear anything. you didn't smell anything. >> fortunately she was not hurt by this 6-inch chunk. christine sloan, abc news new york. the alameda council voted on a series of police reforms and matt boone tells us many of the issues were discussed for nearly a year but were rushed

for approval after the death of mario gone seles in police custody last month. >> the beginning of the meeting began with the mayor. >> this is not specifically about the mario gonzalez incident that happened in our city. >> mario died after an encounter with alameda police on april 19 and called by neighbors looking disoriented or drunk in a park. police body cam footage showed gonzalez pinned on his stomach being kneeled on my police before going limp. police described his death as the result of a medical emergency and described by three medical agencies and speeding up police reform especially in noncriminal or mental health situations. >> we've been working on this for a year and hoping to get this investigation and updates prior to the end of the fiscal

year. >> that was vice mayor to come up with recommendations after the death of george floyd last may and commentators were quick to point that out. >> instead of taking swift action with the department, it was oriented for the profiling and harming black, brown, and house residents, some of you punted and some did not keep the commitments that you voted for then. >> one of the commenters was rebecca ruiz. >> it was frustrating. >> she's part of a group that provides mental health crisis in oakland part of the antipolice terror project. >> our purpose is to really interrupt and eliminate the need for our law enforcement and mental health crisis. first response by providing mobile care support, deescalation assistance and nonpunitive resources, interventions. >> she urged the council to create a community led nonpolice response tactic and in the end, the council voted to route some 911 calls and

noncriminal situations to the fire department and paramedics directing city staff to come up with non-long term option. they voted for staff to some back with a revised use of force good lines set in a potential initiative to be placed on 2022 ballot that would create a police oversight commission. all of this they hoped to finalize by the end of june. matt boone, abc7 news. abc7 new the da says there's new evidence that the attacks including this one targeting an asian father pushing a stroller were racially motivated. they arrested 26-year-old sydney hammond after this in mission bay last week and faces aggravated assault charge for attack on 61-year-old man in the tenderloin. as the bay area experiences a spike in crimes defense the aapi community, the city of santa clara is providing a pathway for people to

allies. how to provide support and solidarity with the people targeted. we don't have all of the answers but a lot of vetted local resource. to find out how to take action and be an ally, head to abc7 news.com/take action. in the north bay, the high school could be renamed after famous alum archie williams and a committee recommended the name but it now somebody awe proved by the school district. williams was born in oakland and attended uc berkeley and won a gold medal at 1936 summer olympics in berlin and one of the first black pilots in world war ii and williams was a teacher and coach at sir

francis drake high school and they decided to change names last year because sir francis drake was associated with slave trade. great entertainment was a part of the great walk in san francisco and an even bigger focus now that the event is virtual and the ensemi-able gastroenterologisting us a thought of the virtual walk today. it's been performing at the post walk party for years. the aids walk on home streaming online and abc7.

we are a proud sponsor of the star studded event and proceeds benefit hiv and aids services organizations across the bay area. there was still time to register and raise funds. visit aidswalk.net or call 415- 615-walk. researchers in santa cruz are experimenting with a new method to protect the environment in the aftermath of wild fires and the nonprofit says oyster mushrooms have the ability to break down chemicals found in the ashes of items destroyed by fires. those chemicals can leak into waterways harming the water system and co-renewals to help filter and bio-degrade toxic debris throughout burn zone in california. >> our goal is to develop methods that can be useful in future fires at preventing toxic debris from going into waterways. >> they're conducting a study

at the sight of last year's complex fire in the santa cruz mountains. fires so early this may but we're seeing a red flag warning this time in seven years since may. >> yeah, conserving the water for sure. >> 9 degrees warmer than yesterday morning and high pressure is the dominant weather feature and will be all week long but we'll get a wind shift by the middle of the week and high pressure ridge will build into your monday as we look at live doppler 7, it's clear and beautiful golden shot of san francisco where temperatures are very mild to start out. 53, 54 in oakland, mountain view, 56 in san jose, 53 morgan hill and 50 at the coast and another nice shot of a golden gate bridge here and sunny at the coast with low to mid 60s

for most, a 4 napa with 61 in nevado and numbers up in santa rosa upper 50s and 69 by the delta and all due to that wind. upper 50s concord and 53 in livermore. 20 to 40 miles an hour winds common all night long out of the north and that hasn't changed and they'll strengthen a bit in the next couple hours and mix down to the surface and create breezy winds throughout the afternoon for the entire bay area. a look at the peak where we have numbers once again near 90 in the warmest locations and even warmer for monday and clear start sunny and warmer. warm today with the breezy winds but the warmest day with very little change will be monday and tuesday and sea breeze pushing in around the bay for tuesday. there's a look at colors and the map that indicates the strongest winds that continue to build and spread around the

baby 6:00, we're well over 15 to 25 miles per hour at the bay and on the coast high pressure builds in further and monday mid 90s for the delta and 94 perhaps in antioch and 93 in concord, no changes for tuesday but we will get that sea breeze to bring back those 60s and 70s around bay side community and good relief by wednesday looking at that cooling and numbers coming out of the # 0s for our inland valley. the breeze with the city with low 70s today and a couple of degrees cooler than yesterday and 64 at half-moon bay and mid to upper 80s in the north moon bay and 84 vallejo and 82 san jose and numbers from 10 to 15 degrees above average and tonight it will be breezy in

spots allowing for temperatures just to drop off into the 40s right around the coast. otherwise we're in the low to mid 50s for most with the breezy winds and yet the zen day forecast. 60s to about 9 o today and mid 90s inland tomorrow with about 80 around the bay and comfortable at the coast with the temperatures beginning to ease by the middle of the week inland that on shore flow will cob to spread. the higher relative humidity from the cooler coastal waters for that and middle to end of the week. everyone drops off and more like average around here. >> absolutely. we'll look forward to that.

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good morning and thank you for joining us. we'll start this half hour with meteorologist lisa. >> good morning. mountains of the north bay and hills of the east ball and valleys as well and not day of very dry air heading our way re- dousing relative humidity with increasing wind speeds from mount diablo and winds are calm and temperatures mild to start out this sunday. this sunday. t that brings us to a warmer start to the day and gorgeous view with 53 downtown and mount view and morgan hill in the

golden gate bridge staying clear all day with 60s at the coast and a 58 santa rosa and already near 70 by the delta. 10:00 well into the low to mid 70s for the delta and look at 830s and 90s return by 3:0 this afternoon. low 70s downtown and 80s from gilroy to santa clara and clear for most of the evening and a bit of patchy fog returns and we have warmest day for many locations tomorrow and we'll detail tar for you coming up . big drop in demand for vaccines across the country and afternoon number of daily doses dipped below 2 million for the first time since march and 40% plunge in less than a month and new incentives for people to get their shots. their shots. t

>> jax nations trying to get us back to normal. i'm all for it. >> this shifting strategy coming as vaccine demand plummets. >> people are busy and haven't had time to do research and they're understandably concerned about anyone running toward them with >> kansas and wisconsin asking for less than 10% of what was scheduled for them next week. >> if you climb a mountain climb and go on a plateau. so we've done the big assent and now we're on the plateau. >> officials hoping pfizer request for full fda approval combined with expected authorization to give the shot

to 12-15 year-olds could boost confidence to young people that now make up the ma joy for of hospitalized patients. >> there's no where you know in our icus fully vaccinated and the people who are still at risk are those unvaccinated. >> with mother's day this weekend, new data suggests having one dose of pfizer or moderna's vaccine cuts the transmission risk in half though it's still recommended you hold your parties or gatherings outdoors or at the very least open windows inside. forever at, abc news, news, new we're working with leaders around the world to share more vaccines and boost production to make sure every country has the vaccines they need. president joe biden among several big names advocates for vaccine equity at the vax live concert and featured performances from jlo, foo

fighters and governor gavin newsom shored his support too. >> it's not over 'til all of our brothers and sisters across the world are safe, healthy, and vaccinated. the light at the end of the tunnel is brighter than before. >> vax live helped raise more than $50 million to provide vaccines to the world's nations. coming up on this week, dr. anthony fauci talking about the shifting vaccination plan and

latest on approvals for children. watch the full interview on this week with george steffanopo lexer is on abc7. dozens of demonstrators gather outside aoutside aoutsida >> what is our role here in this place of san francisco for columbians for that change to happen. >> protests across columbia began last month over the proposed tax hike that would hurt the middle class. the tax hike was canceled but

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today a golden park moms ride free on the ferris wheel. purchase one general admission ticket and do that online in advance but plenty of tickets are still available and first ride is at 10 this morning and it's going to be a nice day to do something like that, lisa. >> it is, it's going to get breezy once again. here it's 51 in santa cruz going for a high in the upper 70s and winds gusting to 20 miles an hour. that's just a sea breeze and gusts in the upper elevations

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stephon curry has the first chance to lead for the first time since the 2015-2016 season. pregame with brother-in-law damien lee back in the building after a troubling bout with covid. cory had 24 in the first quarter and he's just getting warmed up and fired up. warriors at 25 at the half. third quarter now, draymond green and one of five rebounds ahead to steph and curry in range. splash. 35 and so nice we show it twice. look where he is on the floor between the administering and logo and gets space over the defender and splash. ninth three pointer of the night and loses pass but goes between the legs and gets to steph, ten three of the night and steph feeling good and laughing down the floor. draymond had 13 assists and easily the most memorable. steph finishes with 49 points, 11 threes and the warriors set a franchise record with 27 made three pointers and win by 39,

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of the half of the inning. >> patrick marlo playing consecutive game 909 and first time two guys on 900 streaks been the same game in pro history and sharks fans love it and phil kessle and agonizing loss and season finale wednesday in davis. that's your look at sports. back to you. >> now a check of the weather in the red flag warning we're

tracking, lisa. yesterday, wow, temperatures were in the low 90s and concord and livermore and san rafael and 85 for redwood city and 84 in san jose and a jump start on the warming as our 24 hour temperature change is indicated we're about 2 to 9 degrees warmer with the dome of high pressure and san francisco, beautiful shot, 53 downtown and 54 in oakland and mountain view and 56 san jose and morgan hill 53 and 3.5-mile visibility and emeryville # 0s and in oakland maybe a few degrees cooler and looking at numbers still well above average and 58 santa rosa and 59 in nevado and 54 in napa and fairfield in the 60s with 53 over in livermore sot winds

once again and breezy winds mixings down to the surface and typical sea breeze on tap for the coastline and emeryville looking nice and sunny. clear skies this morning and sunny and warm today with the breezy winds and cooler weather arrives in inland valleys wednesday and it'll take us through the end of the week and into next weekend with cooler days. the winds building again today and the breeze over the north in the bay area and coastal communities will be pretty gusty from 30 to 40 miles an hour late in the day and by 3, 4:00, 15 to 25 miles an hour winds will be common and they'll be offshore so that's going to allow for the temperatures to warm quickly. we get that substance and we're also looking at the relative humidity dropping to the single digits by the delta about 20 mercer or less getting into the north bay but here at the coast

with that sea breeze it'll be comfortable and kicking up later on in the day. 78 in santa cruz and look for sea breeze to become more widespread into tuesday but today and tomorrow look to be pretty warm out there and 82 in san jose and santa claire and today with the sea breeze, upper 70s san mateo and palo alto another warm day at 84 and redwood city a few degrees about 80 today and 65 in daily city and in the north bay widespread mid and upper 80s for you and a warm afternoon through santa rosa and right close to the bay, even 80 in richmond and berkeley 76 with upper 670s out towards union city and castro valley 76 and numbers once again. near 90 by the delta and very dry and 86 san ramon and 84 in pleasant town. the zen day tore cast and red flag warning today with those

breezy offshore winds and 60s at the coast and upper 70s at the bay and on monday as the winds ease, high pressure builds even warmer inland and looking at warmth to continue inland to tuesday and slight cooling middle of the week and lighter winds offshore will transition into stronger on shore winds bringing widespread cooling through next weekend. >> all right, thank you . the monterey aquarium has been closed throughout the pandemic. abc7 news reporter dustin dorsey showing you what to expect. >> since the first tim since march and, 2020, the aquarium is reopening its doors to guests. it's exciting for guests, staff, and animals alike. >> some of the species missed people. our penguins, sea otters they're coming right up to the

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>> throughout the pandemic, we were closed to the public but we were still doing a lot of things to keep our mission of ocean conservation alive but now we're back to doing what we do best, which is showcasing monterey bay to everybody who comes to visit us. >> in monterey, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >> tickets on sale for may 15th reopening and prices range from $35 to $50. for more information, visit montereybayaquarium.org. just in time for mother's day, a popular farmer's market reopening in san francisco. reopening in san francisco. what special treats are in ♪ tex-mex. tex-mex. ♪ termites. go back up! hang on! i am hanging on.

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let's get to lisa for a final check of the forecast. >> yeah, we're going to be pretty warm in the inland valleys and the offshore flow that's accelerated the higher up from the north bay mountains and mount st. helena and the delta and the winds anywhere from 20 to 40 miles an hour and gusts could be higher than that and brings down the relative humidity and high pressure holding strong bringing above average temperatures for about 90 in antioch and 88 in concord and 76 in oakland and 86 santa rosa and 75 san rafael and cooler in san rafael and overall another warm day with

even warmer weather for monday and then a red flag warming expires but we're still quite hot through tuesday and wednesday inland. liz. >> all right, lisa. thank you. and thank you all for joining us here on abc7 abc7 news continues at 9:00 a.m.. have a great day especially to all you moms out there. enjoy it.

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