on this piece here. we still have some smoke as you know for residents that show up in these areas. we have the line completely secured, and there is not a threat to houses at this time. as people repopulate the area please be aware we have fire engines and crews and heavy equipment still coming out of subdivisions over the course of the next few days. anchor: this map shows the current evacuation zones. the green areas where people are illogical. yellow means evacuation warning, red is an evacuation order. most evacuations are in el dorado county but they affect parts of alpine and amador county. second anchor: you will see this qr code on the screen throughout our wildfire coverage. scan it and we will take you to our tracker met -- map.

reporter: our team include spencer as well as wayne. you have been on the front lines for days now. how is it looking tonight? you see a change of first responders. one group comes in, another group comes out. this place is so empty, you would never expect that on a holiday weekend, and it is likely to remain that way. the immediate future of what happens in still evacuated south lake tahoe. >> i want to clear air. >> it all depends upon events in the surrounding mountains where >> is this over? this is not ov. >> it is not the end, the

beginning of the end, but it is the end of the beginning. reporter: we found optimism as forest service crews continue to clear trees along highways. >> it seems like the fire is running out of fuel in some areas. reporter: elsewhere and in the backcountry. sudden hotspots popping up like this, keeping firefighters busy. >> with the wind coming off the canyons we see ember is up to three quarters of a mile in any direction. reporter: whether -- weather and fire potential only to the question of when it might open up again to 50,000 evacuees. they need to stop all the neighborhood hotspots, check power and utilities. >>ll of that needs to be checked in addition to fire behavior itself. reporter: even when firefighters

up and even if trends look good, the caldor fire is not yet over. reporter: that is where we stand tonight, any progress is good progress even if it is slow progress. we asked one of those evacuees if he was frustrated. his answer, there is no point in being frustrated, that would just be a negative response to make a bad situation worse. that is the attitude tonight of people around here, all 50,000 of them from home. dan: it is -- ama: it is a good attitude. last week where there were 220,000 acres burned. talk about the optimism. talk about that 29,000, it still feels like a low number.

reporter: the numbers are coming up, fire is still burning. the key number is for the last four days the number of acres burned has not increased, and it has not been a wild number. it has been 3000 acres today. if you look at that on a curve, that is progress, but it will take time. it is burning in areas they have never seen fire before across the sierra, so it will take tomorrow -- take a while. ama: thank you so much. dan: firefighters have been all this fire for three long weeks now, and today on abc 7 news at 4:00 we spoke with the calfire assistant chief to get some perspective on what they have been through. >> we are in day 21 of this fire and those first 80 days were treacherous for firefighters. the flame links -- lengths were so high.

we had extremely high temperatures, we had 30 mile-per-hour gust of winds and extremely low humidity. dan: our guest this year with us tracking these conditions. spencer: the winds have become much calmer and air quality as shown some improvement. you see orange dots indicating sensitive groups, people with respiratory ailments. we see yellow dots as well. here in the bay area our air quality is moderating as well, which is not so quite as the good here, green. over the next four days our air quality is forecast to remain in the moderate quality with an air quality advisory. we have hot weather coming our way. tomorrow we can expect to see

upper 90's. sunday, expect highs up near the 100 degree mark and pretty much the same on monday. i will give you a closer look at the heat wave coming our way in just a few minutes. ama: as we head into labor day weekend concerning news about coronavirus in california. fewer than 10% of icu beds remain available in the san joaquin region. that triggers a surge order which makes it easier for hospitals to transfer critically ill patients. sonoma county issued a health order today that requires home health care workers and pharmacist to prove they are vaccinated. the order also requires everyone in youth sports to wear a mask indoors regardless of vaccination status. managers at san francisco international airport are not expecting a record number of travelers this holiday weekend. this is a live pick from our

tower cam. today it is expected be a few hundred higher than friday, less than half the number of travelers before the pandemic. dan: despite warnings from the cdc telling those who are vaccinated not to travel people across the country are still expected to get away this holiday weekend, and there are ways you can do it safely. dustin dorsey spoke with dr. about how people can enjoy the holiday without worrying too much about covid. reporter: holiday weekends are always busy at the san jose international airport, people coming, people going, obscured by, hugs hello. what brings you to the bay area today? >> a waiting period -- a wedding. >> family and friends. reporter: the cdc urged an vexing to people to not travel and suggested and suggested vaccinated people do the same. it is something this san jose

resident considered before traveling with his friends recently. he shared his covid results when he returned. >> i am secure today. we took percussion. we are all vaccinated. and it still came to us. i do not want anyone feeling what i felt. i have already warned my friends, do not take it like it is a joke. reporter: catching covid while traveling can be a risk, but this infectious disease expert says travel can be pretty safe if you are vaccinated. >> the cdc messaging as terrified the vaccinated. the unvaccinated should be terrified. reporter: the do not cause super-spreader events in adults or children. she suggest not traveling to places with high covid numbers and following simple steps to protect yourself. >> opening a ventilation vent,

keeping the mask different than a simple cloth mask, go stronger. wear your masks outside -- inside, outside is safe. reporter: our number one piece of advice for traveling, have fun. ama: -- dan: good music and memories are being made in the napa valley once again. i sold out three day event is making its return to wine country after a pandemic delay. proof of vaccination or a negative test will be required for entry at the gate. some fans were disappointed learn chris templeton had to cancel due to health related concerns. that did not overshadow the excitement of this anticipated venture. -- event. >> we are so excited, it is like a coming-out party for everyone, right? >> everybody is vaccinated.

i feel good about it. dan: bottlerock is expected to drop more than 120,000. ama: i just want to see cornell barnard dancing. tonight we will be talking about christmas, and we are not just getting ahead of ourselves. dan: michael finney is your life. tonight, else before people who could not get rentals refunded even durin

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this holiday season may be far different from last year. store owners say there's a players cannot fill their orders, and that foretells of shortages to come since the economy is part of building a better bay area. david lee explains why supply and demand could influence when you start your holiday shopping. reporter: while many retailers are promoting labor day sales you will see a difference here. the family owned store and stopped up early for christmas when it detected troubling signs of a supply shortage. >> we are seeing price creases -- increases, major issues we have never seen in 27 years. reporter: as many families just finished back to school shopping they are facing a decision, do a holiday shopping early or risk empty shelves? >> i ordered many products, over 250 products at received less than 50%. reporter: covid has shut garment factories in vietnam, a major

source of clothing and footwear. there is a global shortage of computer chips and delays at u.s. ports. the director of santa clara university's research management institute says retailers are clot -- not in a supply and demand squeeze. >> i do not have any evidence yet of postponing the start of the black friday sales because you do not have enough inventory. reporter: the doctor expect prices to up 5% to 10% by says retailers will be cautious because price hikes are there image. many would prefer to see their shelves depleted. some rights -- large mentors have shipped to air shipments at a much higher cost to avoid bare shelves. ama: there are only 11 days until california's recall election in which voters decide

whether gavin newsom stays in office. vote by mail available to all registered voters since mid august. governor newsom got a strong show of support today from lgbtq leaders from around the state. leaders appeared with a zoom campaign event calling him an unwavering ally of their community. he told the group the recall is a real threat to gains made by lgbtq and other diverse communities as well as the fight against covid-19. >> we are making progress, we are defeating this virus. we are interested in evidence, we believe in science and public health. these folks have the capacity to turn back the clock. ama: the governor also told his supporters to ignore the polls showing support for the recall to be waning. if you have registered to vote you will get a vote by mail

ballot. you can still vote by doing a conditional voter registration available as late as election day, which is september 14. dan: let's turn our attention to the holiday weekend forecast. ama: some of us are working on monday. spencer: i will be here laboring on labor day. here is the alignment of systems in the atmosphere, high-pressure welding off shore. that will be the dominant feature in our weather bring us quite a warm up. onshore breeze is tapering off. hazy skies linger increases as temperatures will be rising. it is still breezy, just not a vigorous breeze blowing onshore. the strongest 120 miles per hour. with the sea breeze we still have enough of the brain

influence to push low clouds out over san francisco. 59 degrees in the city. oakland, low 70's. 69, palo alto. at the golden gate you can see a few clouds living on shore. santa rosa, 75. 89, fairfield, the warmest part. mid 80's in concorde. this is looking down to the marine layer we have right now. hazy skies continue throughout labor day, sizzling summer heat building inland. a much cooler pattern will begin on tuesday. tonight with a few low clouds, low temperatures mainly in the low 50's. highs tomorrow, upper 60's at the coast. near 80 around the bay shoreline and mid to upper 90's inland. it is going to be a very warm labor day weekend with high temperatures inland sunday and

monday near the 100 degree mark or at the 100 degree mark. upper 60's on the coast. breezy and much cooler weather on tuesday and a steadier, more comfortable pattern for the remainder of next week. ama: that sounds good. controversy continues around the new law in texas which bans abortions after six weeks at the private citizens to sue anyone who helps a woman obtain abortion services. i texas court granted a restraining order limiting that ability. the law took effect on the first of september and was signed back in may by governor abbott. >> our creator endowed us with the right to life, and get millions of children lose their right to life every year because of abortion. ama: just a days following the supreme court decision not to block the lot some out-of-state organizations have been bombarded by calls without.

you are about to hear from a reporter about a type of underground railroad for reproductive freedom. reporter: texas losses any person can sue a person for helping a person get an aversion after six weeks -- an abortion after six weeks. states like oklahoma, colorado, and kansas have been receiving texas clients at a record number. >> we have a record -- nursing staff, doctors and we said this is likely coming, please let us know if you can take more stuff -- staff. can we send you more folks? reporter: the abortion fund in colorado is getting record donations from across the country to help transport, lodge, and feed women to get to another state to obtain an

abortion. some are calling it the underground railroad to reproductive freedom and it has become overwhelming for some of those organizations like find texas choice. we found they were out of money for this month. >> we are at capacity and cannot assist with travel. reporter: planned parenthood california received 7000 out-of-state patients. they are focusing on other states ready to replicate the abortion law in texas. >> i heard florida, kentucky, arizona, by the end of the day i'm sure there will be more. reporter: lyft and uber announced they will cover all legal fees for texas driver's suit while transporting a woman to a clinic to get an abortion. lyft will donate $1 million to planned parenthood to ensure transportation is never a barrier to health care access.

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>> from abc 7 live breaking news. dan: the latest on the caldor fire, favorable overnight conditions allowed firefighters to reach 29% containment. the fire grew only slightly, now at 212,000 acres. ama: cal fire has been downgrading evacuation warnings allowing some people to go back on. dan: homeowners in the tahoe area monitoring the fires remotely have been using their doorbell cameras and security cameras to see if their houses survived. ama: isaac leslie brinkley found they have even started conversations with firefighters and police and neighbors all virtually. reporter: living in berkeley

this journalist and mother of two study keeping an eye on their family cabin via their security cameras there. >> we started watching regularly. reporter: on to state saw firefighters on patrol stopping to eat at a neighbor's porch. >> we could talk to him. sure enough after a while, one of them walked over. we press the button and started yelling and he came and we talked a little bit. we were like, thank you so much. if you need a place to lie down or arrested this is where the keys are. reporter: she started posting on twitter and providing updates, amassing followers and meeting neighbors for the first time online in the chaos. >> someone sweat on twitter -- said on twitter your posts are helping with our anxiety about our home. reporter: security cameras are

not providing protection, but they are providing connection, community service if you will. this san francisco man monitored his security camera as the fire not within half a mile of his home. he noticed a police car pulled up, then drive away, then he got a surprising text message from people who rented his house like summer. >> they said i just want to let you know that my son is a police officer and is assigned to lake tahoe right now. he was with us when we stayed at your home and he wanted to let you know your home is safe. >> i think it is beautiful. i would love to get to know the people i have gotten to know online. dan: hurricane ida and its remnants left a trail of destruction. in the northeast it was the most

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the blast leveling the house and damaging nearby homes. president biden making several stops in louisiana today to see the devastation from ida and meet with families who have lost so much. pres. biden: folks, i know you are hurting. i know the folks in lake charles are still hurting from hurricane laura. reporter: fuel, food, and water difficult to come by. among the destruction, a tragic discovery. four nursing home residents found that after they were evacuated to a warehouse ahead of the severe weather. president biden focusing on his role of consoler in chief where power is still out for hundreds of thousands of people. dan: abc has a special way to help victims of hurricane ida. go to redcross.o

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gains for to companies help the nasdaq advocate i. the dallas 75 pnts, the s&p 500 was almost unchanged. the disappointing jobs report showed the addition of just 235,000, far fewer than economists were hoping for. investors seem to shrug off the news possibly thinking hard and the fact that the unemployment rate fell to 5.2%. dan: normally thousands of people would flock to lake tahoe for the labor day weekend. as they caldor fire it sweeps across the sierra torres are forced to cancer their flat -- canceled implants. many say -- canceled their plans. many say they are having trouble getting refunds. reporter: my favorite childhood memory, labor day and lake tahoe. labor date lake tahoe alway have gone hand-in-hand. folks stressed out by the pandemic were especially eager

to go out, breathe the fresh air and hike in the trees. instead it is smoke, fire, and evacuation. some airbnb hosts do not agree this is an emergency. >> we work together, we have been to the pandemic together. we were craving this time. reporter: jamie and seven other san francisco nurses have just been a team really must together fighting covid-19. they were ready for a getaway. >> we were going to go to lake tahoe and hang out on the beach. >> be by the lake and in the water and enjoy the sun. reporter: they rented through airbnb. >> one of our first hangouts after covid. >> south lake tahoe is a ghost town. there is nothing left. reporter: the fast moving and for a reason for their getaway spot, thousands of lean to see if you. they asked their host to cancel their reservation.

she rental never thinking this could happen. she told her house to cancel. >> the host was like we are not giving you a refund. reporter: so she asked airbnb to cancel under its policy allowing refunds during emergencies. >> there were like it is not an extenuating circumstance. reporter: and airbnb email says we cannot process the refund. i understand that this is not the resolution you would like to hear. >> people were trying to evacuate, they need the roads as empty as possible. >> the air quality that is there is so hazardous. reporter: after months of wearing ppe the last thing nurses wanted was to go up into the smoke. they could not get a refund either. and email from airbnb says sorry you need to cancel due to bad weather but the reservation is d recogni tt is isnuinrcan

that the outcome you hoped for. the policy allows the refund for areas in a declared emergency. we contacted airbnb and did a great tahoe was still under a declared emergency under labor day weekend and johnson received a refund. the nurses are not going up until september 17. airbnb may extend the policy and allow cancellations. >> we wanted to go on this trip so badly that we are hopeful we will get a refund. dan: not all booking sites have a cancellation policy that applies to all hosts. when you book on any site read their refund policy so you will know what is in store especially with all of the natural disasters lately. dan: affected by the fire. go to abc7n

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dan: today is the day, the official release date for the most recent disney action movie. many community leaders are rallying to get the film seen by as many people as possible through the gator buyouts. as dion then discovered it is a celebration of heritage and to ensure representation continues. ♪ reporter: getting theaters friday shangchi and the legend of the 10 rings. it is the first major superhero movie to feature an asian lead and primarily asian cast. >> i have never seen anyone. we are talking about something that transcends that. reporter: representation in the eyes of this co-founder is only step one. next is making sure the film is

seen by a wide audience. he spearheaded four theater get a bios and knows of 20 more across the bay area. >> normally people will see these movies. reporter: one buyouts will be intended by 200 miss asia global titleholders. someone who starred in the film helped arrange this screening. along with cultural significance and celebration it boils down to business. buyouts help prove asian lead movies can be box office hits. >> these films are valued. reporter: nonprofit gold house says this is part of their gold open program. crazy rich asians pulled in newark -- nearly $240 million at the box office and korean import parasite.

during a time when asian americans have been targeted by racism and violence, michael says buyouts like this so that when he helped organize in a way % and hates. >> we wanted to make sure everyone knew asian americans are part of the u.s. culture, community, and fabric of the society. reporter: these greens send a message to the younger generation. >> it is an incredible experience to see themselves on a screen, they can be a superhero, anyone they want to be. dan: shang chi getting a lot of buzz and interest. ama: let's get to spencer christian for the latest on our weather. spencer: most of this week we had an onshore breeze. as a result we are not getting

that strong push of the buildup of smoke and particulate matter in the atmosphere we had earlier in the week. as we look at the forecast we can see air quality is not expected to become poor in the bay area, but it is not likely to rise above the moderate ranking. i will give you a look at our air quality forecast. we have an air quality advisory in effect and calls were moderate air quality tomorrow through next tuesday. take a look at the low clouds. hazy skies continue. we can expect mild weather at the coast and a cooler better next tuesday. we see a marine there developing, a few areas of low clouds near the coast. the marine layer is being compressed that region five pressure that will dominate our weather. temperature is mainly in the

mid-50's, and tomorrow highs will range from near 70 to mid 80's and upper 90's england and in the heat continues to ride on sunday and monday. high temperatures reached 100 degrees until it was areas, low to mid 80's on the bay shoreline. it turns breezy and much cooler on tuesday. that will be welcome relief, and we can expect a week with comfortable weather. dan: thank you. ama: time to get to sports, saw a lot of doctors hands -- dodgers fans. sports anchor: labor day weekend feels more like the giants playoff. dodgers in town for a huge weekend series. a live

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jason alvarez joining us live. sports anchor: this game just getting underway, you're right. it is jumping, fans filing in late. they might have been distracted by the hot dog stand right outside. there is an expected grant of 30,000 and near zealots over the weekend. after 134 james the giants and dodgers tied for the best record in baseball. 16 games, both teams have won big games apiece and scored 68 runs total. while everything has been even so far after this three-game series this one team will be on top of the nl west. >> we had some series earlier in the year, and i remember questions being similar to the ones we have been answering over the last couple of days.

>> it felt normal today. guy's are starting to login a little more. we will treat it like every other game as far as intensity effort. i think we have been consistent all season. sports anchor: as you well know a long history between the giants and dodgers. the other team will be on the wild card, and whoever wins that wildcard game the giant and dodgers could possibly play and nlds. that has never happened before. three games tonight will go a long way to deciding what have -- what happens. sports anchor: what about the hotdog i? sports anchor: he is cooking one up for me. i can tell you they are much better than dodger dogs.

here comes a hotdog. sports anchor: dinner for chris alvarez on live television. sports anchor: better than a dodger dog. sports anchor: enjoy your dinner. cal and stanford kick off tomorrow, cap hosting nevada, the cardinal against kansas state, the game is in dallas, but do not overlook what is going on with san jose state at ufc. that is a blowout waiting to happen, right? the spartans have a good team lead on defense by senior kate hall. what does cade think think thi >> i hope it does not. they are a really good team.

i hope was you up to play and give them a run for the money. we are excited to play. i think it will be a great game. sports anchor: check out the scene in virginia tonight as the hoagies took the field against north carolina, capacity 66,000, it is body to body. forget about masks, social distancing, the hoagies are playing. the difference in mindset between california and the south , we might as well be on different planets at this point. i hope everybody is safe and no issues covid related at the end of this weekend. ama: coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00 shark tank 2020 is on. jamie baker's religious empire

is explored including the sex and financial fraud scandals that surrounded it, and stay with us for abc news at 11:00. dan: finally, a few thoughts about what matters. reality matters. we can debate to the extent what human activity is contributed to global warming. science is clear and we are seeing the results, fire seasons like we've never seen that before across the west, stronger and more frequent hurricanes in the atlantic, rising temperatures, shrinking sea ice, changing rain and snow patterns and more, all undeniable evidence that the planet's climate is changing. what is different now is we are seeing it happen right before our eyes during our lifetimes. changes before our scene over a millennia are now observed over decades. the same human ability to damage

our planet can also heal it, and what really matters is finding the will to act while there is still time. i always love to hear from you. follow me on twitter and facebook at dan ashley. ama: we thank you so much for joining us tonight. dan: we hope you have a great rest of your evening and that we see you again tonight at 11:00. welcome to the place where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. where cacique inspires you to add your own flair. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite.

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