several previous dry winters, early high temperatures, fire season is early.

>> right now, exceptional drought, fire danger, brush fires flaring up in the north and east bay. sparking fear of early and explosive fire season that could come. firefighters are already getting to work. >> good morning. it's may 23. thank you for joining us. i'm liz kreutz.. you are watching abc7 news live on abc7, hulu live, or hulu wherever you stream. let's get to the fire conditions and a look at the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. we will have the typical onshore flow but that will bring an afternoon sea breeze, keeping the winds breezy. live doppler 7 picking up on the fog that has made a minor push across the bay. here's. live look from walnut creek where you can see the beginning of the sun coming up. 51, san francisco. 53, oakland. mt. tam, not a lot of fog out there.

just a little marine layer. 51 by the delta. 53, livermore. it is breezy in concord. wind gusts to 24 miles per hour. look at the hazy emeryville. we will clear out and have sunny skies. numbers at the coast cool. low to mid 60s around the bay and inland. numbers come up slightly to the upper 60s to upper 70s and 80 inland. we start in the north bay where a windswept fire is under control after destroying at least one building. along the western side of highway 101 between windsor and healdsburg. flames broke out yesterday at one point forcing a tempot fires. flame scorched 10 acres before firefighters got the upper hand. nobody was hurt. investigators are trying to determine if it started in the fire that burned in rushed

nearby and spread. that fire is a reminder that this year setting up for one of the earliest and potentially longest fire seasons on record. a year after the most destructive season ever, the stay can barely take much more. abc7 lori anthony has that story. >> reporter: it is go time for these goats. as they play a key role in a fire season that is heating up months ahead of schedule. with fires like this eight acre event on a day that wasn't particularly warm. all signs are pointing to is fire season that's approaching its peak way too early. >> we are experiencing fire danger and behavior we normally don't see until june or july. >> reporter: the fire district is ramping up with ongoing wildfire training and hiring of separate hand crews to supplement those by cal fire.

the goal is to be ready now. >> the dry winter coupled with previous dry winters, early high temperatures, windy conditions and fire season is early. >> reporter: goats r us has changed dramatically to meet the need. 10,000 strong with herds of animals working throughout to reduce grass they can turn a small fire into a devastating fire storm. >> the number of people using the goats has ramped up. people who have steep hillsides, a lot of open space, they don't want to use machinery. they don't want to use, call means of dealing with the. >> reporter: in contra costa county, the heightened concern comes as a deadline is fast approaching for property owners to manage vegetation, get rid of tall grasses like this. >> anything driver dead around their house, vegetation has a significant impact on a

ferocious and fast a fire can spread. >> reporter: it will take everyone doing their part to keep this year's fire threat in check. >> we send regular forecast alerts and are free abc7 news app. you can check the weather conditions right into your neighborhood. it's free to download in the app store. one of san francisco's most recognizable churches, grace cathedral, will reopen its doors for the first time since the pandemic started. the last held in-person services in march 2020. now that worshipers are being welcomed back, the men of the cathedral choir will return as well for live singing. grace cathedral is requiring masques and capacity is limited to ensure social distancing. services will be live streamed. more than a dozen churches are honoring the memory of george floyd's this week marks one year since his death.

race and social justice is one of the pillars of building a better bay area. cornell barnard shows us even a well-known nba name showed up to a prayer vigil to offer his thoughts. >> we are stronger together. >> reporter: faith leader spoke and prayed outside palo alto city hall. >> as we called up for justice and righteousness. >> reporter: all in memory of george floyd. >> we are here to remember him and pray for god to be at work two, guest racial injustice in this country. >> more justice. more peace. unified goals we should strive to reach. >> reporter: several hundred showed up for this vigil. >> everybody unite it has been amazing. >> reporter: including former nba player and bay area native jeremy lin who offered this prayer. >> give your piece to african-

american families, police brutality and racial injustice. >> reporter: george floyd died after former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin kneeled on his neck for more than nine minutes. floyd repeatedly said he rehe derek chauvin was found guilty and awaiting sentencing. >> i'm grateful for the verdict. it was the right one. but we still lost a man, a father, and american, and we are here to remind each other. >> reporter: others came to the vigil because they're outraged at the rays of hate and violence against the asian community. >> my parents, our elders, and us and our children. >> reporter: many say stopping hate and racial injustice sounds impossible, but many faith leaders believe they have a starting point. >> having cross-cultural relationships. get to know people who come from different opr one another. that's part of the solution.

>> to find out more how you can be an ally in these discussions of race and social justice, go to abc7news.com,/take action for ideas and support and information. the sun is starting to,. >> we have sunshine around the bay and hear from mt. tam it looks pretty nice. temperatures have been on the cool side of average. 60s and 70s north of the golden gate. is patchy fog around. by the afternoon, the subtle warming trend continues, but we will barely see 80s. a few more for monday. i will detail the seven-day forecast coming up. san francisco is suffering. crawling out from under covid- 19. one other epidemic was far more deadly. the problem is likely to be worse this year. >>that sounds fun.

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active volcanoes and it is considered among the most dangerous. san francisco is a just dealing with the covid pandemic, but data shows there's a deadlier crisis. drug overdoses have been deadlier and this year could be worse than last. the chronicle reports the city is on track to surpass last year's record-breaking overdose deaths of 712. overdose deaths started to spike in 2019 when sentinel enter the picture. the public health department said it's working on maximizing prevention and intervention. new details on cite safeway grocery store. the company says they are apologizing to a black child falsely accused of shoplifting. in a statement, the pleasanton rrisen d llchd anthe it ndsafey s a he haeny s accuseo

paseri receipt. when the mother asked to speak to a manager, they offered her a $25 gift card. >> come on, safeway. apologized to his mother and father who raised him the right way. >> protesters are demanding an apology for students of harvey milk civil rights academy who marched earlier this month and were ignored. a special tribute to california's first openly elected official harvey milk. in his honor for the first time since the pandemic began, the men's chorus gathered in person at the basilica, singing for an open audience. san francisco already observed harvey milk day saturday would've been's 91st birthday. governor newsom issued a proclamation declaring it

harvey milk day statewide. the oakland a's proposed ballpark is getting tough questions for the teams president this weekend. oakland has a committee to decide how hundreds of millions of dollars would be spent through a community benefits agreement. dave caldwell dropped in and was challenged about the teams commitment to staying in the city. >> the proposal we made that is public now, we think will not only create profits for the a's, because it will, but for the city too, and the county and the community. hopefully, we can all agree that's a positive. that can be used in a positive way tothe community faces. >> the a's made big news threatening to move out of town of the city council didn't act

on the waterfront stadium. 's covid metrics continue to improve, more is opening up across the bay area including theme parks. abc7 reporter matt boone got a taste in santa clara. >> reporter: with a touch of california's great america her, powered at the roller coasters for the first time since new year's eve 2019. >> we been waiting for quite some time. >> reporter: recently came on as general manager just as this theme parks could open. >> there certain things that have to happen. ride inspections, which can slow you down because there's lots of regulations. hiring the staff. >> reporter: she said they employ about 2000 people each season, a driver for the economy. >> we see ourselves as part of the recovery. tourism is starting to come back and theme parks withat rev.

eporter:thchan write a real roller coaster -- >> that was amazing. >> it was scary but fun. >> reporter: -- more enjoyable than the roller coaster of a year. this 12-year-old came from her birthday. they were pleasantly surprised they didn't have to spend another celebration in isolation. >> we get to do something fun outside with the kids. >> reporter: masks are required throughout the park with reminders to social distance and sanitize. they are still figuring out what it will look like after june 15 when the state reopens. avbeen tag thd looking thbe >> reporter: gilroy gardens welcomed back visitors as well. they are offering adult tickets for the price of kids admission. at great america, if you want

to go inside, you have to go online first and make a reservation. >> that does look fun. i don't remember the last time i was on a roller coaster, lisa. i would happily go on one. >> it does look fun for some. the weather has been okay. maybe not as warm as we would like. we are happy with the low clouds and fog and colder temperatures because we have been so dry. third driest year on record. since we have been keeping records since 1850. 170 years with only 8.91 inches of rain in san francisco for the season since october. those are some frightening statistics as we look at the clouds and showers and snow shower into the nevada region around reno.

we will look at sun today in the mountains. thunderstorms over there. quarter-mile visibility in novato. walnut creek, a lot of sun on the way and temperatures coming up a bit. 53, oakland. 51, san francisco. temperatures back into the 70s. 46, napa. 51 by the delta. southwest wind at 18. 50, livermore. concord, 53. 24 hours ago we were cooler. we have the fog and when we have the low cloud deck move across the bay, it acts to insulate us so we are warmer than where we were yesterday. here's a look at the low clouds. the sea breeze picking up to over 20 miles per hour today around the airport. low clouds coast and be. temperatures will cool slightly

on tuesday. between now and then, we get a subtle warm up. with the low cloud deck, not going anywhere from day to day. this afternoon, it hugs the coast. it pushes back across the bay into your early monday. monday afternoon, the numbers are warmer. temperatures looking at some fog at the coast. back into you monday afternoon. here is the sea breeze later today. over 20 to 25 miles per hour. gustier along the coast and into your monday afternoon with the warmer number on tap, we still are looking at the breeze, 15 to 30 miles per hour. we have a study weather pattern for the most part. couple degrees warmer on monday. the reds get a little less intense than they are back with us on wednesday for the warmer day. highs today from the mid-60s.

mid-70s in san jose. accuweather seven-day forecast, 50s coast side. 80 inland. warmer on monday and a different tuesday. little warmer on wednesday. low fog each day. a pretty incredible site in the santa monica's night sky. it was lit up with iconic disney characters in honor of national streaming day. the drone show above the famous pier was created to promote disney's bundle with disney+, hello, espn. fans can subscribe to access disney, pixar, marvel, star wars and national geographic content. take a look. >> ♪

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to vaccinate. >> a mother speaks out after her son was fatally shot in a possible road rage incident bring attention to the rising gun deaths across the country. one of youtube's first viral videos is leaving the platform and is for sale. why it's the latest sensation to be sold as an nft. that coming up on gma. "american idol" will crown it's next winter in the three- hour life finale right here on abc7. the final three contestants take the stage to perform one last time and you get to decide the winner. here's a preview of the drama ahead. >> ♪ >> reporter: grace kinstler is one of the three finalists competing to become the next american idol. up against willie spence and chayce beckham.

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the return to california's aeoroaching while states showing the post pandemic floodgates are fully wide open. good morning. thank you for joining us on abc7 news, hulu live, and wherever you stream. we are looking at a weather with lisa argen. the fog behind you was a welcome sight. the low clouds and fog. making a push across the bay. we have fog here from mt. tam and temperatures look like this. 50, san jose, morgan hill, half moon bay. 53, oakland. the sun trying to break through the crowds. temperatures from the mid-40s, novato. napa, 46. throughout the afternoon, plenty of sunshine.

the fog will linger at the coast. we get towards 2:00 or 3:00 and noticed the yellows indicating the mid-70s. in the 50s at the shoreline. we went through the upper 60s from oakland to hayward today. towards 7:00, the fog moves back across the bay. starting a gray monday. warmer monday afternoon. we will talk about the last week of may coming up. and a little more than three weeks, california's wrote reopening hits the finish line. engine 15 target date means almost everything can be back open. brought on by this. this useful tool from our abc7 data team logging daily cases since the pandemic began. high vaccination rates lead to case drops in the bay area and statewide. perhaps a little too much too soon. overnight, new video of a gigantic pop-up party in

huntington beach. a viral tiktok video invite on tik-tok turned into thousands showing up. fireworks as well. police issuing an emergency kerf we will to control the crowd. there were signs across the country that life is speeding towards normal after the your lockdown. this morning, abc news reporter shows what's being done at the same time to get more shots in arms. >> reporter: the nation's daily average of coronavirus cases plunging nearly 90% since early january. even has reported deaths are decreasing, an average of 500 people have died from covid every day over the last week. incentives being offered to get people vaccinated. in los angeles, people who got their shot at a pop-up clinic got a chance to win free tickets to hamilton. >> covid happened and we couldn't see it. this is definitely a good thing.

>> reporter: rhode island the eighth state with more than 70% of adults having received one dose. president biden wants the entire country to reach the milestone by july for. >> attainable goal. you will see a greater decline to the point where the cases on a daily bases are not of any concern. >> reporter: she spent two weeks in the hospital and is now home with covid complications. >> if i could go back in time after everything i have gone through, i would give a lot to have been able to get pat vaccine. >> reporter: with nearly 128 million americans fully vaccinated, life is showing signs of returning to normal. in las vegas, new orleans, and in new york, the berkeley center home to the brooklyn nets opening to more than 10,000 fans for the team's first playoff game. >> i'm fully vaccinated.

i feel very safe and i'm excited to see the game. >> on our website, we have a section rededicated to reopening california including information on the june 15 reopening date. what it means wear your masks and social distancing. head to abc7news.com for those latest updates. developing news in southern california. the california highway patrol is trying to track down the suspect in a terrible road rage shooting that killed a six-year-old boy. the family of that boy, aiden, says his mom was driving him to school when the incident incident escalated just south of anaheim. police say the suspect shot through the trunk of their car. the bullet hitting aiden. >> someone pulled out a gun and shot my little brother in the stomach. he said mommy, my tummy hurts. she went and picked him up and

he was bleeding. >> it's horrible. a memorial for aiden is growing on a freeway overpass. chp is trying to track down -- camera video. our hearts go out to that family. new body camera video shows the moments before ronald greene died. this confrontation with troopers from 2019 may be difficult to watch. >> i be the ever living [ bleep ] out of him. choked him trying to get him under control. all of a sudden he went limp. >> new footage shows troopers punching and dragging him before he died. he is heard moaning and trying to turn over as troopers tell them not to before medics arrive. his family said they were told he died from injuries sustained in a car crash after authorities say he led police on a high-speed chase. >> we haven't been allowed to do that. because of the cover-up and the

deceit. the footage of what they did to my son, there's no other way to explain it. they have to be prosecuted. >> the autopsy revealed cocaine was in his system as well as head injury and a physical struggle. all factors in his death in addition to the crash. two of the troopers have been reprimanded but no one has been charger fired connection to the incident. the israeli-palestinian conflict. interstate tony blinken will travel there on wednesday where the fragile cease-fires holding between israel and hamas.after several nights of israeli airstrikes. 50% of the nation's water network is destroyed. abc news reporter is in gaza and shows some of the r:to uction. yocan e thoods . fr her people tried to escape. when you come n the missiles.

nearly every home you see destroyed.omised an aid package as long as the cease-fire holds. coming up on this week, secretary of state blank and will talk about president biden's quiet diplomacy approach and what's next for addressing the underlying conflict. you can watch the full interview with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right here on abc7 . a world war ii veteran is celebrating his 101 birthday. >> happy birthday. >> thank you. >> police officers, firefighters, and military service members in florida took part in a drive-by celebration. a parade of cars passed by as edward waved and saluted them. edward fought on the beaches of normandy and was awarded a purple heart. a true hero. happy birthday, edward.

a midnight mystery as plenty are talking. a string of bright spots of light seen in the sky overnight. decide for yourself. >> as many of us found out, parks were our salvation. >> it is a sense of place. a place of belonging. >> from deserts to coastlines, california state parks showcase some of our natural beauty. they are under threat. a park in san francisco is a model of how to protect the land and the california dream for generations to come. here's a live look aside as we head to break. a beautiful look at the bay bridge.

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it's a special series california dreaming. taking a closer look at things threatening the california dream and the people working to keep the dream alive. this morning a focus on our state parks. they are some of the best in the country but face hurts from climate change and lack of funding. with a new state budget proposal, there is hope. >> state parks to the history and a story of california in landscapes and cultural sites. there's almost 300 miles of coastline in california that is state park land. there are parks where there are giant sequoias. there are state parks where you can see gorges desert scenes. you can think of the system is having a lot of the magical

places in california set-aside for the public to enjoy. >> probably the biggest threat that our state parks are facing climate. we are seeing droughts. more extreme heat and sea level rise. all of those pose a huge threat to the special places and to the plants and animals that call them home. >> this last year we had the worst fire season in california's history. 28 state parks were affected by wildfire. big basin, the oldest state park in california was completely burned. i think a big basin as being an opportunity to create a park that looks like the parks of the future for california. parks that are sustainable. parks that protect the resources. parks that allow the public to come and enjoy these places. we are looking

threats we have in state parks, and thinking about, not just prevention, but adaptation. the world is changing. >> we are at candlestick point state recreation area. in this 1970s it became the first urban state park. over here, we have california state park foundation that has been working with the local community to restore it to to natural systems. what we have done over here is taken away the seawalls and restored acres of wetlands. we have modeled this park so that we can see how the natural systems can absorb the sea level rise and extreme tidal events i come in. urban parks like candlestick point are essential places for the health and wellness of our local community. >> all of these plans which are literally thousands of california data plans, taking them in the field and out planting them in parklands.

the workforceramsour school pro esto for exud from parks. currently, the staffing, and the use of california state parks doesn't necessarily reflect the diversity of urban communities. >> working with state parks is a new territory for me. i had no experience being in a state park until i started working here. i love candlestick working here. the last year i have a big soft spot for doing the work we have done here. >> i really love the idea of families, when they parks, for them it is a sense of place. it is a sensible longing. the

get outside and escape the stress of being locked down during a pandemic. we have an opportunity to invest in our parks to help them be resilient for climate change, and also to show more people the beauty and benefits of parks. >> you can stream all of our california dreaming series on demand including 30 minute california dreaming special on our abc7 bay area connected tv app. download the free app on roku, fire tv, android tv, and apple tv. a big part of the california dream is the beauty of our state. it's hard when we have so many fires and the danger is real >> absolutely. third driest winter we have tracked in the last 170 years with less than nine inches of rain in san francisco. a little snow yesterday in the

mountains. this is mt. rose. it's going to be a sunny day later on in the mountains. 51, downtown. this is homewood. another gorges site with the clouds. it's mid-40s in novato. 7 to 8 mile visibility. the surface winds arc gusty in spots, but we are warmer due to the cloud deck. 7 degrees warmer than yesterday. look at the current surface winds. 21 miles per hour, san francisco. the wind is blowing from our roof camera. the sea breeze on tap today. low clouds to start around the bay and coast and they will linger at the coast. sunny and breezy this afternoon then temperatures will cool tuesday. coming up today and monday. there are the clouds. not much sun at the beach today. monday, it looks like warren

county could see more sun. each day as we stop this at 5:00, 15 to 25 and even 30 miles per hour across the bay. it's the sea breeze. it returns on monday. although the moisture content with those winds onshore is high, any wind will dry the atmosphere out. 67 today in richmond. numbers around where they should be this time of year with mid-50s, half moon bay. 60 in oakland. those 70s in fremont. low 80s, fairfield. numbers from two to four degrees warmer tomorrow away from the coastline. temperatures will be fairly typical for this time of year. accuweather seven-day forecast, 50s coast. 80 inland. there's a warm up tomorrow with 70s around the bay. mid-80s on inland.

back to normal on wednesday. pretty much will stay that way as we get to the end of the week and that is the holiday. getting close to memorial day. let's talk sports. the giants have fallen out of first place trailing the san diego padres. this afternoon, san francisco will try to avoid being swept by the dodgers. first pitch, 1:05. a's will try to sweep the angels. that game starts at 1:07. tomorrow the warriors general manager and the head coach will hold their end of season press conference. here is sportscenter chris alvarez without stephen curry and draymond green look at the road ahead.'s >> reporter: the workers were one win away from making the playoffs, but after two losses, their season is over. whether stephen curry claims his third mvp award is still to

be determined. after the finale, stephen curry has been playing with a hairline fracture. the dubs will look different when they return healthy next season. >> i expect to be extremely involved. it's the way it's got to be. i think there were a lot of successes this year, but we did not win a championship. have to go back to the drawing board and figure it out. >> their decisions that have to go into it. let's keep it real how we become that team again. we will figure that out as we go. from 15 winds to where we are now, that's not what we are used to but it's a step in the right direction. giants and dodgers, making the first mlb appearance in five years. max muncy, blasting one deep.on

dodgers were dominant most of the day. here comes buster posey, two run laser to left. giants 6-3. the new dodger giving abe at 28 dodgers fan. giants lose. they will try to avoid the sweep later today. a's in anaheim. struck out eight. gave up five hits and allow two runs. top of the six, a's up. matt olson tease off.'s 11th of the year. seth brown going for downtown. two run shot for his seventh of the year. a's winds. pga championship. it's beautiful there. bread, alameda, one of two amateurs to make it to the weekend. tied for 72nd.e daas the

leader. on 10, gets a 10 under. things look good but he bogeys. 13, the shot headed for the water and a double bogey. seven under entering the championship day. leads by one stroke. lefty struggles, brooks koepka catches up. he finishes sixth under in second place, one behind that the on championship sunday. should be a good one. this morning, scientists say their finding more of a dangerous predator of the

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they have spent 20 years studying the ocean predators marin county and islands north of that. >> it's indicative that the ecosystems we have are healthy. healthy enough to support, they are healthy enough to support this population of really big predators. >> scientists say the population increase does not mean we will see more attacks. that is good news. i guess we will be on the lookout. >> especially the servers. good morning, everybody. partly cloudy skies getting brighter out there but low clouds with us around the bay and shoreline. sunny and breezy this afternoon. temperatures will warm up today and tomorrow and cool on tuesday slightly. 72, fremont. 80, inland with mid-70s and the

sea breeze, palo alto. there is the warm-up, just a little bit the next few days. then we have a cool down tuesday. subtle changes. typical late may weather pattern. thank you very joining us on abc7 mornings. i'm liz kreutz. along with lisa argen. abc7 continues at 9:00 a.m. have a great sunday and we will see you then.

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