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community of strawberry, about a 3 hour drive south of lake tahoe. i feel like resort looking like a smoke choked gordonstoun. -- ghost town. reporter: hazy skies leaving behind a sense of uranus in south lake tahoe as the caldor fire inches closer. >> the fire will probably be heading in the north-north easterly direction. reporter: the flames burning 12 miles south of the resort town which is usually by stilling at -- bustling at this time of year. >> it is sad, there was nothing from the -- nothing but the casino. reporter: their visit from oklahoma a lonely one, even worse for businesses. businesses closed up, parking lots empty. the golf course, even, depressing as hayes looms in the background. the air turning to ash. >> at 4:30 in the afternoon, the

streetlamps were coming on. it looked like something out of "wizard of oz," scary stuff. poer: jim has lived in south lake tahoe for 32 years. >> the worst we have seen, by far. reporter: a couple hours ago, our apy was around 150. now it is close to 300. from our view behind us, you can barely see the mountains in this bed of smoke. inside that bed of smoke, streets clearly visible. -- barely visible. >> i think people have had it. reporter: the fire chief tells us it is a long road ahead. >> with the wind now, the inversion layer has lifted, so the fire activity will increase. >> if we have to evacuate, we will evacuate. reporter: how freire crews say the next few days will be -- calfire crews say that my few days will be difficult. as far as whether southlake

could face effectuation warnings tomorrow, -- south lake could face evacuation warnings tomorrow, we are told that anything could be possible with the wind tonight. stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. >> the calfire and others burning in california having a major impact on our air quality in the bay area. drew: the smoke, you could see it today, smell it as well. our air quality some of the poorest it has been this season. we had intense heat. 84 in the city, the warmest day so far this year. 87, oakland. 96 in san jose. 101 in napa. 103 in concord. air quality right now, the immediate coast line has the bay shoreline, it is still moderate to unhealthy for sensitive groups. tomorrow, similar story, moderate to unhealthy air quality.

that continues through the afternoon. i monday, we are going to see fresh air move in along with cooler temperatures. we will detail that in the full forecast in a few minutes. >> drew, thank you. for most of the bay area, there was no escaping the full -- the poor air quality today, and saturday was made worse by all the heat. cornell barnard found people sweating it out in the east bay. cornell: skies were gray, but soccer games will still happening at berkeley -- were still happening at berkeley. >> the air quality is bad, but it they say it is ok, we just come and play. >> this is an opportunity to get out a little bit. we jumped at the chance. but if it gets really bad, i am sure they will tell ureporter: s concerned about his players breathing so much wildfire smoke. >> ■i think ifwestaystaystay

could stay safe, but over 100, we've got to skip it. cornell: over 100 aqi is considered unhealthy for sensitive groups. by morning, the air-quality map was moving from orange to red in some parts of the bay area. from ira tower cam, the golden gate bridge a mere shadow, and from the east bay, downtown oakland was hazy. the bay bridge vanishing and they smoke along with the san francisco skyline. a track event in oakland got canceled. >> we were going to have a team intrasquad ray san joaquin beelard park, but our coach -- race at walking ballard park, but our coach sent out an email saying it was unhealthy. cornell: the heat was enough to send jim and his mom to the movies for comfort. >> my mother is elderly and her heart is not good, so we were happy to go inside to a movie.

cornell: n95 masks have been selling fast at a true value hardware. >>bo comn kior the air quality, plus it protects you from covid -- the n95's for the air quality, plus it protects you from covid. kumasi: you can track the air quality for your neighborhood by going to our website, abc7news.com. our real-time tracker is on the homepage and also has wind speeds. out of afghanistan tonight, the u.s. embassy is morning americans to leave the kabul airport immediately. the embassy said that this morning was due to a specific credible threat, and it echoes a warning that the president has already made as the race to get people out of the taliban-controlled country has intensified in the wake of a terror attack. tonight, kabul airport on high alert.

gun fire and smoke seen near the main gate. with u.s. troops moving out, president biden warning another attack is "highly likely in the next 24 to 36 hours." >> the threats are still very real, dynamic, and we are monitoring them in real time. kumasi: 5400 u.s. citizens have been evacuated. there are approximately 350 citizens in afghanistan looking to leave, though some may have already left. an additional 280 have been in touch with government officials or want to stay in afghanistan or have not communicated their plans. >> we will complete this mission by the end of the month. we will do it in as a safe and orderly of a way as possible, and that includes evacuating until the end. dion: overnight cash kumasi: -- kumasi: overnight, the u.s. carried out a bombing. >> the fact that two of these

individuals are no longer walking on the face of earth, that is a good thing. kumasi: the president promising this attack will not be the last. we are learning more about the 13 servicemembers killed in this attack, including sergeant gee of southern california. she commented, escorting evacuees onto the bird. another photo shows her cradling a baby in her arms at the airport and writing, "i love my job." dozens of bay area families are asking the american government to rescue their loved ones from afghanistan. luz pena spoke to a south bayh a resident who is worried about

her ahey were blacklisted by the taliban. >> parents helped her flee to the u.s. to go to college and the free. now she is hoping to do the same for them. time is ticking. on tuesday, u.s. military forces are set to leave afghanistan. >> do you believe your parents stay in afghanistan past tuesday, they could be killed? >> yes. god forbid it. i am scared. i am terrified. they do not deserve that. luz: she and her two siblings are doing everything in their power, calling assembly members and senators across the country, asking for help. parentov veoanshe got s broke down. w l d not kee them. i do not know if it is possible to see them.

luz: we are blurring her parents' faces for safety. her dad worked in afghanistan in projects backed by the u.s. >> he started in the bar. he is finishing in the war. everything has gone to waste. luz: she says her parents were blacklisted by the taliban and found a letter by her door that read -- >> you are being watched. luz: congress monroe, represents the largest afghan community in the country. how many bay area families do you know of that are waiting to hear back from the doj? >> 50 cases. luz: according to the congressman, the doj is now aware of her parents' situation. >> it is up to the executive branch in terms of how they conduct a particular rescue mission. luz: as the parents like themselves at home at weight -- and wait, their daughter is thinking about the time they fled.

>> i feel responsible. luz: luz pena, abc 7 news. kumasi: there are some anyways you can help afghanistan refugees. for ideas, go to abc7news.com /takeaction, and you can also find supportive resources, especially for veterans during this difficult time. still ahead, a somber night in the east bay as hundreds of high schoolers come together after one of their classmates dies in a car crash. and hurricane ida is barreling down on the gulf coast. mandatory evacuations have been issued for some parts of new orleans. mad -- being -- the mad dash underway to get people out.

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kumasi: an east bay high school student is dead after a car crash last night. the crash is still under investigation, and police have not officially released any names of the victims. but at livermore high school tonight, classmates and friends came together to pay tribute to the teen. tim johns was there. tim: a somber scene on the football field of livermore high school tonight. hundreds came out to pay their respects to hunter, who lost his life friday after being in a car crash with four other students. his wrestling coach tells abc 7 the young man's family is understandably shaken by what has happened. >> you can see in their face that they knew their son was loud, they knew they did a good job with him, and like any parent, they are devastated that they do not get to see him

tomorrow. tim: while the coach was touched by the turnout, he says he is not surprised given the culture the school tries to instill in its students. >> we take care of each other, and when we get knocked down, we are there to pick each other up. tim: it is a sentiment shared by others in attendance, those who knew at all. >> we've always got each other's backs. tim: the wrestling coach were minds everyone to remember the things we cherish most. >> hug your loved ones and try to keep everybody safe. kumasi: new developments in the trial of theranos founder elizabeth holmes just three days before -t to start. unsealed court documents show that holmes may have claimed a decade-long abusive relationship with her boyfriend, sunny balwani.

the documents allege that standing your balwani could trigger ptsd symptoms for holmes. the 37-year-old holmes is accused of leading and -- misleading investors on her now field blood testing start up. a new snack in building a ballpark development in oakland. alameda county officials say they will delay a september vote regarding financing. the a's are asking the county to give up a portion of its property taxes on the stadium site to help pay for infrastructure costs. oakland has said without the county's help, it is unlikely the project can move forward. the a's hope to have a fal vote by october, which is the end of baseball season. vta will tpassengers. like real service has been suspended for the past three months -- light rail service has been suspended for the past

three months following the shooting at the san jose railyard. trains will operate along the orange line, and limited train service will run along 1st street. vta says it will not collect fares on light rail through september 12, and the service comes back just in time for the 49ers preseason game in santa clara tomorrow. checking in with drew for a look at that forecast. drew: we are going to deal with the heat again tomorrow. the air quality will still be an issue for the second half of the weekend before better news arrives early on monday. tonight, it is pretty warm. a live look from our exploratory him camera -- exploratorium expb

goodo , d ate we will syeeon the shoreline, 65 r. 64 jose. inland, parts of the north bay still well into the 70's. still 73 in cloverdale. this warm night will create another pretty hot afternoon for a lot of us tomorrow. live doppler seven along with satellite, the story we are tracking, high-pressure essentially is sitting right over us, acting like a heat pump , bringing us warm afternoons both today and tomorrow, but it is also acting like a lid on our atmosphere. it is pushing smoke to the surface, and that is why we had air quality issues today and will tomorrow. low pressure will swing in monday and tuesday, bring in fresh air and also cooler temperatures. it is a hazy night, also warm away from the coast. a lot of 60's if not low 70's

our overnight lows first thing on your sunday. the sun is effective at forming us up pretty quickly. by 9:00 a.m., we are in the 70's and 80's already, and by lunchtime, we will likely see spots already into the 90's and will continue to warm throughout the afternoon. tomorrow is no picnic. we are tracking intense heat away from the coast. we will hit 99 in concord, 90 in san jose, 94 in santa rosa. oakland 82. 86 in san mateo. san francisco, despite not being in the 80's tomorrow, it is still going to feel warm up with a high of 74 degrees. by monday, start to see heat relief close to the ocean water, 60's and 70's, but still warm inland. in the 90's. tuesday is going to feel very nice. by tuesday, our warmest spots only in the 80's.

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kumasi: a special parade today in san jose brought children battling serious illnesses. the parade included old-fashioned cars and first responder vehicles. the route went from presentation high school to st. john be any

school. >> a lot of our children are on ventilators or have respiratory issues, so this event allows them to come out, be outside, but in their own cars with their own families, and participate in have a parade. it is amazing. kumasi: this is the second annual personal parade bicoastal kid home care, a nonprofit that provides home care to children with serious or life-threatening illnesses. at the final stop, a priest some beats for the kids. chris: coming up in sports, san jose football came off the regular season and the a's are back on track. lust, how san francisco used the long ball again to power their

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chris: entering playayay the giants led the major league's with 19 five home runs. san francisco has scored just over 52% of their runs this season off of home runs, and the trend continued in atlanta. despite a huge lead for this braves fan, he runs out of steam. cruises to another victory. tommy la stella terms that pitch around -- term ------- pitch around. webb starts an inning ending double play. six strikeouts further giants starting pitcher -- for the giants starting pitcher. mike yastrzemski goes yard, ties

his career-high from 2019. gits 5-0. to the coliseum, a's and yankees. good to see chris bassitt back after taking a line drive off the head in chicago. for the second time in three games, a manager is ejected, this time bob melvin. matt chapman, blessed to left-center, 21st of the season. -- blast to left-center, 21st of the season. olson to chapman. nice play. six strikeouts for frankie. top of the ninth, sergio romo on for the save, but aaron judge makes it interesting, monster blast to left-center. yankees down one, but romo would finish the deal, and the a's win 3-2. boy, it felt great to celebrate a victory. >> it felt good to give high-fives again.

>> we have been having high-fives. it just has not been at the end of games. our bk. o southern utah. score the first points on a qb sneak. and look at that move, 23 yards and in for the touchdown. spartans led 21-0 after one. a wide open sam olson, nothing but green in front of him. 75 yards, 28-seven, and this spartans fan is fired up. charliecharliecharliecharliechar house, 65 yards. their third straight season-opening win.

they will play at usc next week. kumasi, back to you. kumasi: thank you, chris. so much more to come. hurricane ida barreling toward the louisiana. we are tracking what officials could say -- say could be a life altering storm.

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makes -- damaging winds when it makes landfall tomorrow. we want to take you out right now to take a live look at new orleans tonight, mandatory evacuations issued for some residents. the mayor's urging people to leave, and many people are taking that advice. reporter: ida is rapidly is rapi intensifying as it closes in on the louisiana coast, forecast to potentially become a category 4 storm before making landfall. >> the wind speed at landfall is projected to be sustained in the neighborhood of 140 miles per hour. reporter: mandatory evacuations in place for thousands outside the levee system in marlins -- in new orleans. other parts of the city jammed with traffic. >> that traffic was for miles, leaping up towards baton rouge. reporter: homes and businesses now boarded up. many spent the day waiting in

long lines for gas or sandbags. >> we are hoping that when monday morning comes we are not calling insurance. reporter: households stocking up with 10 days of supplies, including fuel for generators. in mississippi, patients are being moved further north, away from the coast. >> we have requested and received the support of the federal government to have additional assets to move patients. reporter: ida is expected to make landfall 16 years to the day after katrina. >> every storm is different. they all bring their own challenges. but i also want you to know that we are not the same state we were 16 years ago. reporter: president hopes katrina's system of levees, pumps, and seawalls will help protect the city. >> it is going to be pushing water up the whole time. the water is my biggest concern. reporter: ida is expected to make landfall sometime on a afternoon or evening.

kumasi: and drew tuma joining us now. you have been tracking ida's path. drew: we just got the latest information from the national hurricane center, and we find the storm is strengthening qukl, n a major category winds are 115 miles per hour, sustained, meaning constant winds, gusting to 125 miles per hour. it is moving to the northwest at about 50 miles per hour. we anticipate the storm to continue to strengthen as it gets closer to the gulf coast. the forecasted track by early tomorrow morning, we are expecting a category four hurricane, 130 mile-per-hour winds, and then it makes landfall right around lunchtime and will quickly we can, but those winds will bring damage to the coastline along with anywhere from 10 to 15 inches of rain. as it moves on shore, it is going to rapidly weaken, but the next 12 hours along the louisiana coast will be the most

dangerous. kumasi: now to the pandemic and the growing crisis facing hospitals in some parts of the country. hospitalizations have jumped 541% in just two months nationwide. pediatric admissions are also reaching record highs. on average, more than 300 children are landing at hospitals around the country every day. >> we are seeing younger patients get sick and die. it has been awful. kumasi: with hospitals hitting a breaking point, hundreds of federal medical teams are deploying to hotspots in the south. deaths are surging. the u.s. deaths are up more than 173% in the last month. pop-up morgues are dealing with the unprecedented demand in central florida and oregon. this september marks 20 years since the 9/11 attacks.

a docuseries includes never before seen footage. it premieres on our sister network, national geographic, tomorrow. we spoke with the project's producers. >> we've got to get everybody out. reporter: "911:1 day in recounts the fateful day 20 years ago, at times minute by minute, of first person narratives. filmmakers interviewed 544 people, learning their personal stories. >> you develop a relationship and rapport through these first-person accounts, and that is really the primary purpose, to be able to start to build empathy and humanize the events. >> so those little moments of caring for one another, with a difference between life and death. >> i think we were keen to step back and make sure it was very

much the people who experienced that day who have their voices heard. >> i am going to live. they left me here to die, but i am going to go home. they rescued me so i could go home. reporter: to create this series, the filmmaking team sifted through almost 1000 hours of archival footage, some of it never seen before. >> the thing i am most proud of his being able to create a safe space for those who have the courage to share their stories, and to do our best to honor that, those narratives. reporter: george pataki -- george pinnacchio for abc 7 news. kumasi: a new wine lounge breaking barriers. >> it is reggie, here to tell you how simple it is to get abc

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kumasi: northern california is home to wine country, but now a new wine experience is taking hold in the east bay. i took a tour at a black-owned tasting room in alameda county. you would expect to see cute restaurants and shops on park street in alameda, a safari, not so much, until you step inside caribou wine lounge. >> what we are doing is a is a a

safari. we have each of the big five of the canyon safari on the bottle. kumasi: first up, the rhino, a cabernet. >> the grapes are from peasant roadless. i crafted it to pair with my mother's lamp soup. kumasi: she is sharing the winds she crafted herself to make sure she had the wine tos go with -- the wine to go with her mother's kenyan dishes. >> this is amazing with that. kumasi: and your mother is in alameda too, so i'm coming over. [laughter] kumasi: it is the only -- winemaker in the country. karibu wine lounge is is is is s black-owned winery tasting room in alameda county. >> it is a swahili word that means welcome, so it is a space where everybody should be

welcome. kumasi: the owner wanted to create a space not only for women and people of color to enjoy wine, but for those who craft it and sell it. so not only can you drink and dance and have a good time, you can also check out wines by other people of color. -- by winemakers of color. >> we are under 1% of winemakers in the country. to create a space that not only showcases our talents but also lets us feel welcome and included is core to who i am. kumasi: also core to who she is, science. she also works full-time in clinical outcomes at stanford health care. intrigued by the science of winemaking, she says pursuing that passion was not exactly easy. >> we do not have that exposed to us as a community, as a culture, because it is an industry that has been closed to us. it was the allies that supported me, that helped me learn how to craft the wines, that helped

me learn the business of the wine. kumasi: she is learning to pay it forward through her company poster bs incubator program. she says represent -- for through her company -- through her company's incubator program. >> to see a young man or womanan reflected in me as a black immigrant woman, it allows me to believe they can. kumasi: using wine to craft community and a new vision of the industry. can you tell i had a good time? drew: you had a great time. trying to go to the mama's house. kumasi: the place is awesome. drew: i've got to visit that. tomorrow, air quality is an issue. relief comes on monday. outside, the rooftop camera along the embarcadero in san francisco, we haveair-quality pe

tomorrow, than fresh air begins to move in on monday, when our air quality is going to begin to improve too good to moderate by then, and that is where we will stay through the rest of the week. overnight tonight is a warm night for a lot of us, a lot of 50's on the board close to the ocean, but otherwise a lot of us will sit in the 60's and 70's first thing tomorrow morning. tomorrow is not as hot as today was, but it is still a very warm day for a lot of us. 90 in san jose to finish the weekend. the city will be warm at 74. 100 ian livermore. -- in livermore. smoky and still hot tomorrow. enter air-quality on monday, then cooler air moves in on tuesday and will stay pretty comfortable. good to moderate air quality through the rest of the seven day forecast. kumasi: sounds good. here is chris with a preview of sports. chris: coming up, we've got more scores and highlights from across college football.

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chris: when chris bassitt was hit with a line drive earlier this month in the head, baseball obviously took a backseat. bassitt had a fracture and several cuts in his face which required surgery, scary for everyone involved. today bassitt was back in the dugout. he took out the lineup card to the field before the game. bassitt told reporters he does not remember the actual impact, but he will not hesitate to get back on the mound again. >> the demons, so to speak, that could haunt you on the mound a little bit, i know i am a little bit of a messed up individual, but i do not really have any concern about getting back on the amount.

-- the mound. i do not have a fear in my head telling me this is going to happen, because obviously i went through something, but i don't remember it. chris: unbelievable strength. just one preseason game stands in the way of the nfl regular season. the miners will play their dress rehearsal game tomorrow afternoon against the raiders. you can expect to see jimmy garoppolo getting more than one series. coach also said he would like to get trey lance some starters some looks in this game as well. >> one, having all having all there would be nice, getting into a little rhythm. we have not had that in any of these games yet. seeing how we move, the tempo in and out of the huddle, that is what you look for in the dress rehearsal. >> we are going to play or style of play, fast, physical, for as long as we can. >> it is exciting in preseason

when you get a team to come back that has a tradition like that. anything that can add excitement i am offer. chris: college football opening with a handful of games today. hawaii taking on ucla at the rose bowl. first quarter, 17-3, get out of my way! 47 yards to the house. 24-3 bruins. third quarter, look away, larry. hawaii's punch is blocked. a recovery for the touchdown. ucla roles 44-10. fresno state bulldogs hosting uconn. the temperature broke the thermometer. it was hot. there was a contingency plan in case cleats melted. crazy stuff. aaron is going to score, 7-0 bulldogs. jail andjail andjail andjail and bounces off a tackle.

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