moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> smoke from wildfires continue to drift into the bay area. it comes after a steer clear of south lake tahoe as the fire isn't finished yet. good morning. you are watching abc 7 news. you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. i am amanda. let's start with a look at the weather and how the fires are impacting the air quality. good morning. lisa: we have low along the shoreline. that is producing some visibility issues. you can see how it is moved along the san mateo coast into

oakland. we have five mile visibility. down through sand carlos and san jose, there is a look at san francisco. moderate air quality will take us through the holiday weekend. we will have some of that wildfire smoke as we go through the next several hours. notice the blue and green shaded around the bay area. that indicates the hazy conditions throughout the day. we have very little change. we have a building ridge of high pressure. that is going to aid in our warm up. it is 54 in san mateo. as we look at our 24 hour temperature change, it is six degrees cooler due to that marine layer. we will go hazy today. as we go through the afternoon, upper 70's. the 90's will be arriving at. it's a warm up and we will tell you when the warmest day will be

and project our cool down in a few minutes. amanda: favorable conditions are helping firefighters on the front lines. containment has gone up to 32%. the fire grew only slightly yesterday. some people are returning home. kate larsen is tracking the progress. kate: flames at the campground north of the ski resort. >> we are looking for spot fires jumping out from this activity. kate: more humid conditions mean the growth has slowed. increasing containment lines on the western side. >> that represents all the hard work the firefighters have gone through to get there. that is getting us back to that repopulation. kate: evacuation orders a been lifted for many in the yellow zone. >> it doesn't mean we are scot-free.

kate: the echo lake area continues to be a challenge. >> the fire moved pretty rapidly through that area. some cabins were lost. many of the historic cabins were saved. kate: a massive base camp set up in the heavenly ski resort, 4600 firefighters are on the fire. how is morale right now? >> i think there is fatigue with the firefighters. there have been a lot of fires burning. they've been moved around. some of these guys haven't been home for weeks, going on months. kate: full containment isn't expected until the end of september. tahoe is usually bustling, now covered in a haze. many businesses are closed. a few people did is sneak in a swim, despite the coast guard asking everyone to avoid

activities on lake tahoe. >> we know people love lake tahoe. now is not the time to come. kate: the fire clearance that so many have done has saved many homes from the fire. fire fighters are grateful for everyone's support, especially hotels of have been housing them. i am kate larsen. amanda: as they march into lake tahoe, more help could be on the way from residents who a been forced to leave. a federal major -- alert -- major disaster declaration has been approved by president biden earlier this week. wayne freedman spent yesterday on the front line. he has more from south lake tahoe. wayne: the immediate future of what happens in south lake tahoe.

>> you come to tahoe for clear air. wayne: it depends on the mountains, the caldor fire still burns. it threatens less as calfire takes nothing for granted. >> this is not over. >> this isn't the end. it's not the beginning of the end. it's the end of the beginning. wayne: we found optimism as forest service crews cleared trees along highways to broaden fire breaks. >> it seems like the fire is running out of fuel in some areas. wayne: especially in the heavy backcountry, this is the kind of work that has firefighters frustrated. keeping them busy. >> the winds of been coming off the canyons. embers are moving three quarters of a mile in any direction. wayne: whether in fire potential play into the question of when the region might open up again to 50,000 evacuees. they will need to stop the

neighborhood hotspots, check power utilities. >> that needs to be checked innovation to the fire itself. -- in addition to the fire itself. wayne: even of trends look good at, the caldor fire is not yet over. amanda: calfire is giving us a behind-the-scenes look at the teamwork it takes to fight these large fires. it's a group effort on the front lines and for the situation unit putting together the maps for the daily brief. you may have noticed this qr code. it's on the bottom left of your screen. grab your cell phone and open the camera. it will take you to the abc 7 wildfire tracker that will help you track the air quality and fires. developing news at stanford, hundreds of resident assistants

are on strike. they are in charge of keeping dorms safe. they say their safety is not prioritized. we spoke with several ra's who are part of the group asking for higher pay and better covid guidelines. >> less than two weeks before students go back to campus, hundreds are refusing to work unless their demands are met. >> they pay quarter. room and board at stanford is about $18,000. you can do the math. it's not enough. we are paying to work. >> they asked to remain anonymous. >> are you scared? >> absolute. as a student, i'm very focused. stanford is a huge institution. it >> the strike comes after at least one of the ra's tested

positive for covid-19 following an indoor in person training event. >> they practice into a 500 person auditorium. -- packed us into a 500 person torrent. we found out a student was positive. >> this group once more safet guidelines into move their training sessions online. they are asking for the reversal of an alcohol policy where students used to drink with doors open. now, they can close them. >> five freshmen were transferred because of alcohol portioning -- poisoning. >> stanford said the budgeting is allocated an additional $2.3 million a year for residential student staff pay. we will continue to work with students on their questions and concerns as we welcome students back to campus.

students say they are not backing down. how long is this going to go? >> until stanford has reached the demands. amanda: an uptic uptic hospitalizations in the central valley has triggered the surge protocol for i see you capacity. the san joaquin valley region is made up of 12 counties, including fresno. the search protocol is when less than 10% of icu beds are available for three days. it allows regional hospitals to transfer patients to open beds where they are available. as the delta variant spreads, and oakland church will resume testing today. the church will host testing at 9:00 this morning in the parking lot. it is free and you don't need insurance to get the test. more -- most results are available within five days. concern about the new covid

surge over the labor day holiday, the u.s. had its 22nd consecutive day of more than 100,000 new daily cases. vaccination numbers continue to tick up. 1.4 million vaccine doses were administered in 24 hours, including 550 thousand newly vaccinated people. there are reports the biden administration will delay the deadline to start offering boosters. this comes asthma dharna announced it has finished submitting its data on boosters to the fda. food concession workers at oracle park will take a strike vote as the giants are in the middle of a series against the dodgers. the union claims at least 20 workers have come down with covid this year. the union is demanding be paid

three dollars an hour and hazard pay. the strike is approved, workers could walk out at any time. the giants client to comment. let's check in with lisa with a look at the weather. i know it was chilly this morning. lisa: we are heading for a warm up. the long holiday weekend is bringing very warm weather and linda. it will be back to sizzling hot. in san francisco, we could reach 70 degrees. we've got fog to talk about first. stay tuned. my forecast is coming up. amanda: preparing for storms in the bay area. how and plan will help prevent flooding in low-lying neighborhoods. marvel movie magic takes over san francisco. some of the locations where the movie was filmed as it makes its debut this wee

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expanding as we approach the recall election. san mateo county will open at 9:00 this morning. santa clara will open 19 voting centers. you can vote at san francisco city hall at 10:00. if you've registered to vote, you will get a vote by mail ballot. if you haven't registered, you can still vote by doing a conditional registration. the election is september 14. starting today, rail service on the blue line it to the children's discovery museum will return. the green lied -- line is coming back. the orange line returned just in time for the final 49 his preseason game. the oakland police department is stepping up its response to illegal sideshow activity. the contingent of police will be

dedicated to the illegal sideshow's. they will have air support and backup from regional law enforcement partners. officers will issue citations and make arrests. >> we are trying to take preventative measures that included getting to locations early, doing our best to identify what city they are going to bring that activity to and try to to cars and address the issue early. amanda: policing sideshows is challenging. participants communicate through social media. the city of oakland won't tolerate disruptive behavior. the san francisco emergency operation center is urging travelers to be belligerent -- vigilant. half the number ofassengers they wou everyone to consider the risks of large gatherings.

starting next month, american airlines will end pandemic leave for unvaccinated employees. if staff members can't provide a vaccination card, they will have to use sick time if they miss work. it comes after united became the first carrier to require vaccinations for all domestic employees. the new marvel movie debutsutsut weekend. it features several scenes were filmed in san francisco. ryan gives us a look at what the filming was like and why locals are excited about the movie. >> it's time for you to take your place by my side. >> is the latest marvel blockbuster. sean g hits it's a proud moment, some are in the movie. >> asian actors found out about this.

>> he was an extra during one of the climactic scenes. a bus crash off taylor and bush streets. >> it's one way going down this way. the bus was zigzagging down the street. >> he worked four days while they put together that scene. >> there was a crash on the other. it comes down bush. it zigzagged through the block and crashes. that's where he was fighting in the back. >>'s role was just to stand on the sidewalk. >> this is the first a superhero and it's a marvel movie. just being in the background was exciting. >> that enthusiasm carried over at a watch party. numbers of the asian community were eager to watch how san francisco was portrayed. >> having a character featured in a movie in san francisco is

reflective of our community as a whole. >> he hopes this gives kids a new role model. >> i hope this movie will do what black panther did for the african-american community. >> in san francisco. amanda: the academy is bringing new life to campus as it recovers from the brush fire. this morning, the academy cadets will plant two dozen trees. this is the first time to replace the native trees lost in the fire, the treeplanting event is happening thanks to help from the arbor day foundation. a new plan is in the works to prevent flooding in the low-lying neighborhoods. the chronicle reports the regional water quality control board agreed on a $600 million pact with the city to expand the sewer system. the expansion will prevent overflows in the mission and

west portal neighborhoods. the plan needs approval. it could take seven years to complete. let's check in with lisa, who is tracking the forecast. tdoelve ware pectingany ra. lisa a rwe are going to see a hp through the weekend. we are not seeing any strong winds or advisories. as we look right see the fog with the compressed marine layer. it is just getting squished. it is pushing toward oakland, down the peninsula. when you look toward the gray start, it is foggy across the golden. it is 58 in san jose.

looking up at the north bay, it is cool for napa.erures will bep in the north bay as well. half mile visibility, five miles in napa. you can see five miles over in oakland. this is our roof camera. havlaquy i mate. is going to bf just enough that we will get the smoke to the north, drifting down. we are talking about 9000 feet and looking at sizzling summer heat inland. it will be mild of the coast. we have lighter winds and cooler weather on wednesday. the low cloud deck has moved across the bay. it retreats and by this afternoon it is full sunshine out there. it is a nice afternoon. you may notice the haze. there is even less fog on sunday with a lighter breeze out there.

looking ating ating ating atingt napa, 86 today. lows drop off to around 50. there should be some nice relief with upper 80's for the second half of the weekend. the warmth will be around 100 degrees as you head inland tomorrow by the delta. it will be 98 in livermore. looking at temperatures in the upper 70's to near 80's as you get toward the bayshore. by monday, it is still warm out there. we could see a few degrees of cooling as we get toward a stronger sea breeze in the afternoon. by tuesday, things really cool off. it will be 86 in napa, 96 in livermore. it will be 70 downtown. it will be 67 and half moon bay. look for 85 in san jose. we've got the 60's, 80 around

the bay. it will stay hot tomorrow and monday inland. we are looking the breeze late in the day labor day. with breezy conditions, the onshore winds will help us in terms of relative humidity. we are not looking at any rain yet. especially this time of year as those days get shorter, we tend to look. amanda: labor day weekend is usually a great time to get away. help for people who couldn't get their rental refunded (“lovely day” instrumental) my heart failure diagnosis changed my priorities. i want time for the people i love. my heart doesn't pump enough blood so my doctor gave me farxiga. it helps my heart do its job better.

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be flocking to lake tahoe. as the fire sweeps toward the forest, people are canceling their flint their plans. -- their plans. >> we work together. we've been through the pandemic together.

we were craving this time. >> jamie and seven others spent 18 months together, fighting covid-19. they were ready for a getaway. >> we were going to go to lake tahoe and hang out. >> we were going to get in the water and enjoy the sun. >> they rented a big house through airbnb. >> it is one of our first hangouts after covid. >> south lake tahoe is a ghost town. there is nothing left on the california side of it. >> the inferno raced toward their getaway, thousands fleeing to safety. they asked the host to cancel the reservation. her family booked and airbnb rental, never thinking this could happen. she told the host to cancel. >> the host would not give us a refund. >> she asked airbnb to cancel,

allowing refunds under emergencies. >> they said it's not an extenuating circumstance. >> and email said we cannot process a refund. this is not the resolution you would like to hear. >> i thought they were telling me you should go. people were trying to evacuate. this is ridiculous. >> the air quality is so hazardous. it >> the last thing the nurses wanted was to go up in the smoke. they couldn't get a refund. >> we were hitting a refund. it >> a new email said you need to cancel due to bad weather, your reservation is not covered under our policy. we recognize this is not the outcome you hoped for. the policy allows for refunds where there is a declared emergency. the crisis was changing by the day. they agreed tahoe was still

under a declared emergency on labor day weekend. johnson received a refund. the nurses are not going until september 17. tahoe could reopen. the policy may be extended. >> we wanted to go on this so badly. we are hopeful we will get a refund. amanda: bottlerock is back for the first time since the pandemic. the festival is sold out. 87 vendors have set up shop. the high women closed last night after the headliner chris stapleton canceled. after no years of music festivals, fans were ready for a live show. >> it's finally a coming-out party for everyone. amanda: if you are a o test is required for entry.

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boom it's an adventure. (sound of playing) you gfolso hurry up (screams) they're not gonna stay this way forever. cali.com moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. amanda: good morning. you're watching abc 7 news. you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. lisa, we are both wearing blue, manifesting blue skies? lisa: we do have some haze out there. that's why we have an advisory for the weekend into labor day. we will see conditions with the blue sky after the fog clears. as you look at the map, we are

still under that light blue and green. at times, you will notice the haze. we are not looking at a lot of smoke out there. it is just enough that it would be with us to the next several days. less of that on share -- onshore flow will allow smoke to drift down. it is 54 in san ramon. we have a look at the 24 hour temperature change. it is colder in oakland. it is 59 in hayward. we have some 60's with sunshine. at 2:00, santa rosa. it's a warmer day for everyone. we will see some upper 60's around half moon bay. we have less fog during the weekend. we will have triple digit heat a

sunday inland. amanda: stay home, that's the recommendation from health officials for people who are not vaccinated. they're urging the white house to scale back plans to roll out booster shots this month. christine sloan has the story. >> an estimated 38 million people are expected to travel. officials have a warning for people who have not received their covid vaccine yet. >> if you're unvaccinated, i would recommend not traveling. >> 47% of the population is not fully vaccinated. more than 1000 americans are are dying from covid-19. >> we need to make more more mor in fighting the delta variant. this is a continued pandemic off the unvaccinated. >> according to a cdc report,

unvaccinated people are five times more likely to get covid and 29 times more likely to be hospitalized. questions over the plan to provide covid-19 booster shots to americans. last month, the president said this. >> the plan is for every adult to get a booster shot. we will start the program through the week of september 20. it >> the cdc in the fda are saying they need more time to study the data from the makers of the vaccine. one of those finished turning their data over on friday. the fda is only recommending boosters for the immunocompromised. amanda: despitetetetetetetete travel, people are expected to get away this weekend. the tsa says it screened 2.1

million people yesterday, the highest since october 15. traveling can be safe if you are vaccinated. >> it's really about the mitigation procedures. you are going to outside has always been safe. amanda: avoid traveling to places with high covid numbers. studies show airplanes do not cause super-spreader events. the oakland zoo is giving away free family passes if you get vaccinated. the pass is good for a one-day admission for two adults and two children it, plus free parking. it's valued at $98. drop ins are welcome or you can make an appointment on the website. it runs from 9:00 until 2:30 p.m. today.

left a deadly trail across eight states as millions took stock of the damage. the president made several stops in louisiana. 63 people have died. in new jersey, one family had a narrow escape when the walls of their home caved in. 11 deaths have been linked to illegally can voted -- converted basement apartments. it's the deadliest tropical system in the last four years. we have a convenient way to help victims via the red cross. go to the website to donate online. controversy continues around the new law in texas with bands abortion after six weeks. it allows private citizens to sue anyone who helps a woman obtain services. a court granted a restraining order, limiting the ability. the law took effect on the first

of september. it was signed back in may. >> we are endowed with the right to life. millions of children lose their right to life every year because of abortion. amanda: after the supreme court's decision not to block the se out-of-state organizations have been bartered with calls for help. what you are about to hear about is a type of underground railroad for reproductive freedom. >> texas losses anyone consume for helping a woman get an abortion. >> we are already making appointments. we have appointments for next week for people coming here. >> states like oklahoma and kansas have been receiving texas clients. >> we have a network of doctors, nursing staff, we reached out to

them and said this is likely coming. let us know if you can take more staff, if you can get more appointments. can we send you more people? >> the abortion fund in colorado is getting record nations from across the country to help transport women to get to another state. some are common in the underground railroad to reproductive freedom. it has become overwhelming for some of those organizations like the fund texas choice. they were already out of money this month. >> we are currently at capacity and cannot assist. >> planned parenthood california received 7000 out-of-state patients. they are focused on other states ready to replicate the abortion law in texas. >> florida, arizona, kentucky

will be using texas as a blueprint. >> lift and uber announced they will cover all legal fees for their texas driver's suit while transporting a woman to a clinic. lift will also donate $1 million to planned parenthood to ensure that transportation is never a barrier to health care access. amanda: opening statements are set for wednesday in the fraud trial of elizabeth holmes. jurors were sworn in after two days of questioning. the panel will be seven men and five women. holmes misled doctors, patients, investors about theeschlo. we are talking live to a legal analyst about what challenges she may face. still ahead, supply and demand

squeeze. you might want to start your holiday shopping earlier than usual. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. we will check in with lisa who has forecast in just a few minutes.

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we know it will heat up for the long weekend. chase center in san francisco is bringing the jokes. it is out for comedy night. the team behind the popular secret comedy show takes over the plaza for a night show with sets from top comics. there will be local food trucks, if you rsvp on eventbrite, you will get a chance to see trevor know it when he comes to chase center in december. now to comedy involving animals.

it's designed to get you to marvel at nature. check out some of the finalists in the wildlife photo awards. 42 images made the cut. you can help the winter at comedy wildlife photo. voting closes october 12. we are going to check in with lisa. what's up ahead? lisa: you can see the fog here from the city. temperatures are just in the 50's. we do have a warm up on the way. we are talking numbers 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. yesterday was hot in spots. i will have the details next. amanda: a wild walkoff win for the giants over the dodgers. we have the highlights on how they have gotten back in first place.

san jose. traffic is just flowing on 101. we will check in with lisa in just a few minutes. in sports, full day with one week of college football. stanford takes on kansas state. san jose state goes goes goes gs at the coliseum. nevada faces cow. on the diamond, the a's play the blue jays. thethethethethethethethethe oracle part. last night, first place was on the line when the rivals met. here is larry with the highlights in sports. >> the biggest series of the year for the giants coming in

with the dodgers, three games to determine who is in the driver's seat. if i could this. a weird move by gabe kapler. austin slater delivers, scoring anthony who pitched well. will smith, a grounder. justin turner ends up on third. seeger is out. the game would'the game would''' instead, two outs in the ninth, confusion here. chris taylor with a flare to no man's land. that scores turner. we are tied. bottom of the 10th, brandon crawford with a base hit. buster puts it in fifth gear and scores. a rocket to trea turner. the throat pulls will smith off

the bag. the giants win it, 3-2. safe is the call. came to his coming up tonight. the a's in toronto, this game was nuts. he hits a two run homerun as the a's would build an 8-2 cushion. that's when things went terribly wrong. toronto with the sick spot in the eighth. a grand slam hide it. to run the former a good night. game over. drive home safely. this may be the worst loss of the year for the athletics. tennis anyone?

naomi osaka in trouble against fernandez. this is the second set tiebreak. she could've put this match away in the tiebreak. instead, she came apart at the seams. triple matchpoint coming up. of hits wide. fernandez gets the upset. osaka said she is not sure when she is going to play tennis again. check out the scene in regina. virginia tech took the scene. look at this crowd, 66,000. forget about masks. forget about social distancing. the hoagies were plain. they one and upset. that's a lot of people all bunched in together. hopefully everyone is safe going forward. have a great weekend, everybody. amanda: getting a check of the bay area forecast, good day for

a baseball game? lisa: temperatures in san francisco topping where they should be, 70 degrees. right now, it's about the low clouds and the fog. wewewewewe the north bay. some cooler numbers numbers nums bay as the fog surges a bit. half a mile. four miles in oakland. you can see san jose doing better. we like to see the green. we are in the yellow with moderate air quality around the bay area. that's why we do have an air quality alert. you can see in tahoe once again it is very and healthy. as the fog clears, it will get sunny. we will get some of that haze

through monday. the heat is coming back into play. we will see more 90's inland. we have mild conditions at the coast. it will be cooler on tuesday. here's a look at what you can expect on the shoreline. looking at some of the haze of a there with upper 70's. this is tomorrow. we start out with even less of a marine layer. look what happens as we get to the later part of the day. we have some clouds from the south. this will take us into monday. this may do a little to inhibit some of that warming. today will be warm. we have a few high clouds around. it is still hot nonetheless. look for 92. u will get tha

city, 85. even daly city with some sun. it is 66 up in the north bay. this indicates the warmth headed your way. calistoga is 90. we are looking at 90 in novato. it's a nice day by berkeley andy el cerrito. inland, this is where we have the heat. numbers are well into the 90's. brentwood is 97. mid-90's inland today. look at the 60's each and every day along the coast. look at the numbers, getting pretty hot inland with high clouds. it's a pretty good week ahead. if you like it hot, this is your weekend.

be careful out there. amanda: labor day seams early to be thinking about christmas shopping. this holiday season may be different. store owners sate suppliers can't fill orders. david explains why supply and demand could influence when to start shopping. >> while many are promoting labor day weekend sales, there is a difference. the family owned store stocked up early for christmas. >> we see price in deliveries. there are major issues we've not seen in 27 years. >> they are facing a big decision. do shopping early or risk empty shelves? >> i've ordered many products, over 250 rocks and received less than 50%. >> covid has shut garment

factories in vietnam. there is a global shortage of computer chips. there are delays and ports, keeping shipping containers from returning to asia. the retail management institute says retailers are in a supply and demand squeeze. >> i don't have any def remnants yet of postponing the start of black friday sales. they don't have enough inventory. >> he expects retail prices go up because of shortages. price hikes hurt the image and competitiveness. many would prefer to see shelves needed. you know how consumers reacted to bear shelves. some have much higher cost to avoid the bear shelves. amanda: celebrating the finer

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. amanda: smoke from wildfires continue to threaten the bay area, after a warning to stay clear of south lake tahoe this holiday begin. the caldor fire is not finished

yet. morning. it is saturday, september 4. you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc seven, hulu live, and wherever you stream. i am amanda del castillo in for liz kreutz. here is lisa argen. good morning. lisa: good morning, amanda. they are impacting us. you may have noticed the haze the past few days and over the weekend as that onshore flow backs off. we have a marine layer. you can see live doppler 7 with three quarters of the mile visibility into the north bay with about a quarter-mile in napa. five miles in oakland. fog first. as it clears, we are under the haze. the blue and green shading today will take it into sunday. no changes so that air quality advisory lasting through monday labor day. looking outside now, you will notice we have the fog. moderate air quality the next few days, and as