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 we look at current numbers, cool.

castro valley 49. 54 in oakland with fog in the north bay. temperatures cooler this morning then yesterday due to the compressed marine layer, but we do an about-face as numbers warm up today. 90's arriving inland. this is your 4:00 reading, but through the day, we warm up. by 4:00, we are still in the 90's, meaning temperature surpassed the mid-90's today in inland valleys. near 80 around the bay. we will talk about how long the warmth last, especially through the weekend, coming up. amanda: thank you. favorable conditions are helping firefighters on the front lines of the caldor fire. containment has gone up to 32%. the fire crew made progress only slightly yesterday. some people are returning home. kate larsen is tracking the progress. kate: wind gusts spanning new flames at the campground north of kirkwood ski resort.

>> they are looking for spot fires jumping out half a mile from the activity taking place. kate: but cooler, more humid conditions means the growth has slowed, increasing containment lines on the west side. >> that represents all the hard work firefighters on the ground have gone through to get there. and that is getting us back to that repopulation. kate: evacuation orders have been lifted from any yellow zone neighborhoods. but -- >> just because you get released back does not mean we are scot-free. kate: firefighters say echo lake areas continue to be a challenge. >> the fire moved rapidly through that area. some cabins were lost, but many of the historic cabin were saved. kate: we were spoken firefighters on the caldor fire, more than 600 are on the fire. how is it right now? >> i think there is fatigue with

firefighters because there have been a lot of fires burning, and they have been moved around from several fires, so, some of these guys have not been home for weeks, going on months. kate: full containment is not expected until the end of september, but coming up sooner, labor day weekend, when lake tahoe was bustling, now covered in smoky haze and many businesses closed. a few people did sneak in a swim, despite the coast guard asking everyone to avoid all activities on lake tahoe until the fire subsides. >> we know people of lake tahoe. we feel your love from up here, but now was not the time. kate: the fire marshal wants me to clear a couple things, first, the fire clearance has saved many homes from the caldor fire. second, how grateful fire crews are for the support, asp sthake tahoe. kate larsen, abc 7 news. amanda: as firefighters marched

into evacuated communities and south lake tahoe, or could be on the way for residents forced to leave. the city manager requested a major disaster declaration from callow yes, in addition to the --caloes, in addition to the one approved by president biden this week. wayne freedman spent yesterday on the front lines and has more from south lake tahoe. wayne: the immediate future of what happens still evacuated south lake tahoe -- >> you come to tahoe for clear air. wayne: it depends on the events and surrounding areas where the caldor fire smolders and burns but threatens less as the caldor fire takes nothing for granted. >> this is not over. >> this is not the end, it is not the beginning of the end, but it is the end of the beginning. wayne: that means plenty of brden bs.nue thw t >> it seems the fires running

out of fuel in some areas. wayne: but not elsewhere, especially in the heavy backcountry and that christmas valley. this has firefighters frustrated, setting hotspots popping up, keeping them busy. >> with the winds off the canyons, we see numbers moving up to three quarters of a mile in any direction. wayne: whether in fire protection all way into the question -- weigh into the question of when this area will open up to the 50,000 evacuees. first, they will have to fell dangerous trees, check power and utilities. >> all of that has to be checked, in addition to fire behavior wayne: even when firefighters describe this as a day for a mop up and as trends look good, no, as they say, the caldor fire is not yet over new. amanda: check it out, calfire is giving us this behind-the-scenes look at the team fighting these

large fires. as a group effort in the situation unit putting together their daily map and brief, as well. you will see the qr code on the bottom left of your screen. grab your cell phone and open the camera app. it will take you to the abc 7 wildfire tracker to follow major fires across the state and track air quality for your own neighborhood. developing news at stanford, where hundreds of residents assistance or ra's are on strike. they say their safety is not being prioritized. luz pena spoke with several ra's who are part of the group asking for higher pay and better covert guidelines. luz: less than two weeks before stanford university students go back to campus, hundreds of iras are refusing to work unless demands are met. >> stanford is paying ra's above 3800 dollars for every quarter.

room and board at stanford university is $18,000, so if you do the math -- luz: it is not enough. >> no, we are essentially paying to work. luz: we spoke to two are a's who asked to remain anymous in fear retaliation. are you skate you are speaking out? >> absolutely. as a student i am fearful because i am only one piece stanford is this elite institution. luz: the strike come several days after one of the ra's tested positive for covid-19, following an indoor, in person training event. >> they practice into a 500 person auditorium, and a couple days later, we found out a student was positive for covid. luz: even though all stanford students are mandated to be fully vaccinated, this group of ra's once more safety guidelines -- wants more safety guidelines and to move practices online,

and an alcohol re-formation. >> five students had had poisoning because of the new policy. luz: stanford university said in part, "university budgeting allocated an additional $2.3 million a year for residential assistant student staff pay. we will continue to work with students on their questions and concerns as we prepare to welcome students back to campus." but students say they are not backing down. how long is this strike going to go for? >> until stanford university has reached the demands we posted. luz: in palo alto, luz peãa, abc 7 news. amanda: an uptick in hospitalizations has triggered the state protocol for ic capacity. the san joaquin valley region is made up of 12 counties, including fresno, merced and kern county. it is activated when less than

10% of icu beds are available for three days. it allows regional hospitals to transfer patients to open heads were available. as the delta variant spreads, one oakland church will resume testing starting today. the gospel church willold testg 9:00 is i eiparking lot. g a test. most results are available within two days to five days. concern is high on potential for a new nationwide covert surge over the labor day holiday. the u.s. reported its 22nd consecutive day with more than thousands of new cases on thursday. vaccination numbers continue to go up. health officials report 1.4 million vaccine doses were administered in 24 hours, including 550,000 newly vaccinated people. there are reports the biden administration will delay the september 20 deadline to offer boosters for pfizer and modernity shots as moderna

announced yesterday that it has finished submitting its data on boosters to the fda. happening today, food concession workers at oracle park plan to take a strike vote as the giants are in the middle of uteal cov . ng bon appétit management pay them three dollars an hour in hazard pay and offer better access to health insurance. if approved, workers could walk out at any time. the giants declined to comment. let's check in with lisa. it is going to be a warm come along labor day holiday weekend, right? lisa: we started our warm-up yesterday, and we are going to see at least 10 degrees of warming today. north bay and our inland east bay, but you notice the fog, dense in spots but getting sparse, and the wind is backing off. my full accuweather forecast is coming up. amanda: also ahead, preparing

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amanda: early voting axis is expanding in several great -- access is expanding in several bay area areas. 19 voting centers will open and 17 centers on september 11 additionally. you can vote at san francisco city hall today starting at 10:00 a.m. if you have registered to vote, you'll get about by mail ballot. if you have not registered, you can do additional voter registration, available as soon

as election day on september 14. the south bay vta is opening more services. service on the blue line from may point two the children's discovery museum will return. the greenline from ironsides is also coming the orange line returned last sunday, in time for the 49ers final preseason game at levi's stadium. the oakland police department is stepping up its response to illegal sideshow activity this holiday weekend. a large contingent of police will be dedicated to illegal sideshows. they will have your support and backup from regional law enforcement partners. officers will issue citations and making arrests and going vehicles. >> we are trying -- towing vehicles. >> we are trying to take preventative measures like getting to locations early, doing our best to identify what city they are going to bring that activity to, and trying to tow cars and address the issue early. amanda: the chief said policing

sideshows is challenging. participants communicate through social media, which police officers not have access to. he says oakland will not tolerate violent and destructive behavior. the san francisco emergency operations center urges travelers to be vigilant as they set ouen sfo reported less than half the number of passengers they typically saw on a holiday weekend pre-pandemic yesterday. health officials are reminding everyone to consider the risks of large gatherings and show proof of vaccination when required. starting next month, american airlines is ending pandemic leave for unvaccinated employees. if staff members cannot provide a vaccination card, they will have to use sick time or medical leave if they miss work due to covid. it comes after united airlines became the first u.s. carrier to require vaccinations for all domestic employees. the new marvel movie debuts this weekend, featuring several scenes that were filmed in san

francisco. we have a look at what the filming was like and why locals are excited about the message the movie could send. >> it is time for you to take your place by my side. >> it is the latest blockbuster from the marvel franchise. "shang-chi: and the legend of the rings" hits theaters this weekend. it is a proud moment for san francisco, especially since some are in the movie. tim was an extra during one of the climatic scenes, a bus crash off of taylor street. >> they turned taylor street the other way. the bus was careening and zigzagging. >> he worked four days while film crews put together the one seen. >> the majority of us worked on this side because there was a car -- on the other side. the bus comes down bush street, zigzagging, and it crashes.

and then that is where there is fighting in the back. >>'s role is to stand on the sidewalk, but to him, all that mattered was being in the first superhero movie with an asian lead. >> this is the first asian superhero, it is a marvel movie. >> that same enthusiasm carried over at a watch party at the kabuki theater in japan town, where members of the community were eager to watch out san francisco was portrayed. >> actually having an api character featured in a movie in san francisco is effective of our community as a whole. >> he hopes this movie gives kids a new role model. >> i am hoping this movie will do it "black panther" did for the african-american community and do that to the asian-american community. >> ryan curry, abc 7 news. amanda: the california maritime academy brings new life to campus as it continues to recover from a 2019 brush fire. e academy planted more than two dozen trees, the first step

in their plan to not only replace the native trees lost in the glencoe fire, but the doubletree count. the treeplanting event is happening thanks to the arbor day foundation. a new plan is in the works to prevent flooding in san francisco's low-lying neighborhoods. the san francisco bay region monitor quality control board agreed on a $600 pact with the city to expand the system. the expansion will prevent sewage overflows and the plan still needs approval from the board of supervisors and the mayor. it could take seven years to complete. let's check in with meteorologist lisa argen, checking the forecast. i know we just talked about those flooding in low-lying neighborhoods, but we do not expect to see rain anytime soon. lisa: some of them go out about two weeks and there are signs as things are a ld tthe north or subtropical moisture to the

south becomes more likely, and we are certainly seeing the longer nights out there. that has allowed for the cooling and compressed marine layer, allowing for the fog to be present in the north bay from santa rosa, down through san francisco, san mateo, and around 580 in oakland and emeryville this morning. visibility three quarters of a mile. napa, santa rosa, five miles. and oakland, and better yet the south bay. here's a look at the sba center. it is 53 and a and. 57 in san jose. i'm 53 in pacific. sutro showing us a deck of low clouds at maybe 700 feet in spots. 50 santa rosa. 48 in napa. 40's towards the east bay, so longer nights allow for more cooling. 55 in livermore. current air quality is moderate.

you may have noticed some of the fog were haze has been with us the past few days. it continues today, and that is why we have an air quality advisory, not only through labor day but the next four days. it remains unhealthy with hazardous air and ongoing fires in the sierra nevada. we will look at temperatures today at mount tim climbing with a cool down. that breeze backs off a bit and we have the haze. sizzling summer heat inland, approaching near 100 and spots. if not today then perhaps tomorrow, it will be mild at the coast. increase in high clouds late tomorrow until labor day, but the cooler weather does arrive tuesday. here's a look at the highs for your sunday, with near 100 by the delta, 96 in antioch. 98 in concord. mid-90's today, so coming up a few degrees for your sunday. you see temperatures at the coast and around the bay pleasant. by monday, the holiday, a few

high clouds. warm to hot inland. tuesdadaying put.coolth aiv vermore. 75 in richmond. mid-80's in the south bay. 77 santa cruz. 80 on the peninsula san mateo. the accuweather 7 day forecast, 60's coast, mid-90's inland. amateurs coming up a few more degrees and lint for sunday. labor day -- temperatures coming up a few more degrees for sunday. labor day still hot. more seasonable range for the middle of the week. relative humidity along the coast. that sea breeze has been with us and kind to us all summer protecting us, but the heat is back this weekend. amanda: thank you, lisa. labor day weekend is usually a great time to get away, but there is help for people who

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amanda: rick johnson joins us from new york to tell us what is coming up on "morning america." >> the northeast recovering from devastating flooding. the death toll on the rise in the massive up ahead as president biden surveys hurricane damage in louisiana, where hundreds of thousands are still without power. plus, holiday travel concerns. the cdc urging unvaccinated americans to stay home over labor day weekend. and why the booster shot rollout could be delayed. naomi osaka announcing another break from tennis after her emotional and shocking loss at the u.s. open. it is ahead on "gma." amanda: thousands of people normally flocked to lake tahoe for labor day weekend. as the caldor fire sweeps across the sierra, tourists have to

cancel plans. despite the smoke and fire, many said they had trouble getting refunds. >> we work together. we had been to -- we have been to the pandemic together, so we were craving this time. >> jamie and seven other san francisco nurses spent 18 grueling months together fighting covid-19. they were ready for a getaway. >> we were going to go to lake tahoe and hang out on the beach, go out to eat. >> just being by the lake, in the water, enjoying the sun. > they rented a big house in south lake tahoe through airbnb. >> we were looking forward to it. it was one of our first hangouts after covid. >> and then it happened. >> south lake tahoe was a ghost town. there is nothing left, on either the california side of it. >> they raced toward their getaway spots, thousands fleeing for safety. they asked their airbnb hosted cancel the reservation. >> we go every year for labor day. >> joe and her family booked in

airbnb rental, never thinking this could happen. she told her airbnb host cancel. >> the hosts were like, no, we are not giving you a refund. >> she asked airbnb to cancel under its policy, allowing refunds during emergencies. >> they were like, oh, it is not an extenuating circumstance. [laughter] i was like -- >> one airbnb emails that we could not process the refund. i understand this is not the resolution you would like to hear. >> i felt like they were telling me, you should go. people are trying to evacuate. they need the roads as empty as possible. this is ridiculous. > the quality that is there is so hazardous. >> after months of wearing ppe, the last thing the nurses wanted was to go into the smoke. they could not get a refund either. >> we were hitting a brick wall. >> an email from airbnb said, sorry you need to cancel due to bad weather. the reservation is not covered under our extenuating circumstances policy, and we recognize this is not the

outcome you hoped for. the airbnb policy allows for refunds in areas of the declared emergency. however, the crisis changed by the day. we contacted airbnb and they agreed south lake tahoe was on a declared emergency for labor day weekend, and they received a refund. the nurses are not going until september 17, and tahoe could reopen. if not, airbnb may extend the policy and allow cancellations. >> we wanted to go on this trip so badly because we have not done it and forever, but we are hopeful we will get a refund. amanda: bottlerock is back for the first time since the pandemic. the three-day music and food festival in napa is sold out. 87 food and wine vendors set up shop. the country women group the high women closed out after chris stapleton canceled due to a non-covid illness. after no music festivals, fans were ready for a live show. >> i was so excited. like final,ind ofarorryda if yg

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moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. amanda: good morning, you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. here is meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: good morning. low clouds and fog.

a hazy day on the way with inequality advisory. there is mount diablo. not only do you see the low cloud deck but haze and smoke. current numbers in the 50's. here's a look at that smoke forecast for the day, today and tomorrow. we are under that lighter haze. the blue, the green. it is in the upper levels of the atmosphere, so it does not pose much of a threat, except for the fact our onshore flow will be curbed, and that is why fires to the north will drift south next several days. cooler this morning. six degrees cooler for hayward. oakland five degrees cooler with fog in napa. the afternoon sunny and we warm up quicker. upper 80's to near 90 by 2:00 from fairfield, concord and livermore. we are in the 70's and have not even reached peak eating for oakland. warm along the bayshore.

mi8'laheayn san jose. clds lesssive, d ato tt sunday. olayhe cooldda:y home. that is a recommendation from federal health officials for this holiday weekend for those unvaccinated. they are also urging the white house to scale back plans to allow rooster shots this month. christina sloan has the story. christina: on this labor day weekend, an estimated 38 million people are expected to travel, but health officials have a warning for people who have not received their covid vaccine yet. >> first and foremost, if you are unvaccinated, we would recommend not traveling. christina: more than 47% of the entire population is not fully vaccinated. at the same time, more than 1000 americans are dying from covid-19 each day.

the worst we have seen in nearly six months. >> we need to make more progress fighting the delta variant covid-19. this is continuing pandemic of the unvaccinated. christina: according to a recent cdc report, unvaccinated people are five times more likely to get covid and 20 times more likely to be hospitalized. questions over president biden plan to provide covid-19 booster shots to americans. president biden said this late last month. >> the plan is for every adult to get a booster shot and we will be ready to start it through the weekend of september 20. christina: both the cdc and fda are saying they need more time to study the data from the makers of the vaccine. one of those makers moderna. they just finished turning their data in on friday. the fda is thinking of

recommending boosters only for the immunocompromised. christina sloan, abc 7, york. aman:te warnings from the cdc warning those unvaccinated not to travel, people are still expecting to get away this weekend. screened 2.1 million people at checkpoints yesterday, the highest since august 15. one infectious disease expert says traveling can be safe if you are vaccinated. >> it is about the mitigation procedures, opening mitigation, keeping masks different from a simple cloth mask, so inside, rare mask. outside has always been safe, even with alta. amanda: the doctors suggest avoiding traveling to high numbered areas. happening today, the oakland zoo is giving away free family passes if you get vaccinated today at the zoo. it is good for a one-day admission for two adults and

to children and parking for one car. it is valued at $98. droppings are welcome or you can make an appointment on the zoo's website from 9:00 to 2:30 today. there will be two more vaccination events. the next one is september 30. hurricane ida and remnants left a deadly trail of destruction across eight states as millions took stock of the damage, president biden took several stops -- made several stops in louisiana. 60 people have died from severe weather. one family in new jersey had a narrow escape when walls caved in from fast-moving floodwater. at least seven cities in new york have been charged with illegal basements. abc has a convenient way to help victims of hurricane ida via the red cross. go to redcross.org/abc to donate online. controversy continues around the new law in texas which bans

abortion after six weeks and allows private citizens to sue anyone who helps a woman obtain abortion services. yesterday, a court in texas granted a restraining order, limiting that ability. the law took effect on the first of september and was signed in may by governor abbott. >> our creator endowed us with the right to life, and, yet, millions of children lose their life every year because of abortions. amanda: days following the supreme court's decision not to block the law, some out-of-state organizations have been aborted with calls for help. what you are about to hear about from the menendez is a type of -- from a reporter is a type of underground railroad for reproductive freedom. >> texas losses anyone can sue another person for anyone helping a woman get an abortion after six weeks. >> in california, we already have appointments set for next week for folks coming here. >> states like oklahoma,

colorado, and kansas have been receiving texas clients at a record number. >> we have a network of doctors, abortion clinics, nursing staff, and we reached out to them a couple of weeks ago and said this is likely coming, please let us know if you can take more staff, if you can get more appointments, can we send you more folks? how can we help? >> the abortion fund in colorado is also getting record donations from across the country to help transport, lodge, and feed women to get to another state to obtain an abortion. some call it the underground railroad to reproductive freedom and it has become overwhelming for some of those organizations, like the fund texas choice. recalled and found they were already out of money this month. >> we are currently at capacity and cannot assist with travel for the month of september. >> in 2020, planned parenthood

california received 7000 out-of-state patients. they are now focusing on other states ready to replicate their abortion law in texas. >> i heard florida, kentucky, arizona. i am sure by the end of the day, there will be more using texas as a blueprint. >> lyft and uber, based in san francisco, said they would cover all legal fees for texas drivers while transporting a woman to a clinic to get an abortion. lyft will donate $1 million planned parenthood to "ensure that transportation is never a barrier to health care access." leanne melendez, abc 7 news. amanda: opening statements are sefor wednesday in the trial of elizabeth holmes. jurors were sworn in after two days of questioning. the panel will be seven men and five women. she knowingly misled doctors, pahe compa'sootetechnosay.

lknalyst:00,e on challenges she may base during her trial. still ahead, supply and demand squeeze. why you might want to start holiday shopping earlier than usual. we want to take a live look from our group camera looking at the exploratory of. it is going to be a warm weekend. lisa argen will have your forecast in a few minutes. it's another day. and anything could happen.

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our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. amanda: the chase center in san francisco is bringing the jokes. it is outdoor comedy night. 15 behind the secret comedy show takes over the plaza for a night show with sets from the top comics. there will be local food trucks, and if you rsv p for free on eventbrite, you will get a chance to see trevor noah's show in december.

now to comedy involving animals. a competition designed to get you to marvel at nature and laugh at it, too. check out the finalists in the 2021 comedy wildlife awards. 42 images made the cut after more than 7000 entries. you can help pick the winner at comedywildlifephoto.com, and voting closes september 12. over to lisa argen with a look at the weather. a warm weekend ahead. lisa: i know, but we have that fall behind you and you can see the gray from santa cruz, or it is 55. numbers coming up to the upper 70's. the winds back off. high-pressure bills but we have haze in the atmosphere. stay tuned. look at the holiday forecast is next. amanda: also next, a win giants over the dodgers. how they got back in first

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amanda: check it out. look at this thick layer of fog over san francisco. a live look of our sutra tower camera right now. we will check in with lisa arjun one it might burn off because we are expecting a warm holiday we can head. that will be in a few minutes. we know in sports, a full day is here with week one of college football. at 9:00 a.m., stanford takes on kansas state at at&t stadium in arlington texas. at 2:00 p.m., san jose battles usd at the memorial coliseum. and tonight, nevada faces cal at memorial stadium at 7:30. the a's play the blue jays in toronto on the diamond. first pitch at 12:07 at the rogers center. tonight, the giants battled the dodgers at oracle park. first pitch at 6:05. first place was on the line last night when the two rivals met.

here is larry beil with the highlights of this morning sports. ood mo biggest series of the year for the giants, in time for first place for the dodgers, three games to determine who was in the driver seat in the final weeks of the season. if i could get my souvenir bat through, a weird move by gabe kapler, who pitches. austin slater delivers rba single, 1-0 giants. top 9, 1 out. estrada goes home to adjuster posey, justin turner and a pickle, ends up on third with corey seager out. turner was tagged when he stepped off third right there and it would have been over, but , instead, two outs in the ninth. confusion. but chris taylor with a flare to no man's land. that scores turner agony. we are tied at one apiece. dodgers go up 2-1. brandon crawford base hit. buster puts it into fifth gear, scores. 2-2.

another by posey again. a rocket to trea turner. will smith is pulled off the bag by that much. brandon belt scores for giants win 3-2 and take a one-game lead over l.a. game two is coming up tonight at 605 time -- 6:05. 80's would build an 8-2 cushion and then things went wrong after bob melvin pulls sean manaea, who was pitching well. toronto with a six spot in the eighth. grill junior with the grand slam that tied it at eight. stoic. top nine. two run homer. this is my house. 10-8, athletics. autumn nine. former a, marcus semien, three run the bomb off of sergio romo. walk-off. good night. game over. drive home safely. maybe the worst loss of the year

for the athletics, 11-10, jays. tennis? naomi osaka in trouble against leylah fernandez. frustration for osaka, who could have put them actually in the tiebreak. instead, she came apart at the seams. a couple of points, smashing her racket. triple matchpoint coming up and osaka hits wide. fernandez the upset, and osaka said after the match, she is not sure when she is going to play tennis again. tears in her eyes. check out the scene in blacksburg, virginia. virginia tech took the field against north -- look at this crowd. 66,000 body to body. forget about masks and social distancing because their hoagies were playing. 17-10. a lot of people bunched together. hopefully everyone is it going forward. that is a rabbi morning sports. have a great weekend.

i am larry beil. amanda: checking the bay area forecast with lisa argen. good morning. good day for a ballgame? lisa: yeah, 6:05, temperatures in the mid-60's at the ballpark, and those winds out of the west, northwest at 14 miles an hour and numbers dropping through the 60's. a great evening, typical in san francisco and of the low clouds and fog this morning from bring county to san mateo, to the east bay. this is a nice site to see. a cold front moving into the pacific northwest, so it must be changing seasons about now. right on cue, so into september, looking at a cold front that hopefully in the weeks ahead ships to the south and brings us wetter patterns around the bay. zero mile visibility in napa, three quarters of a mile in santa rosa, five in oakland, but the fog lifts and a gorgeous view. you can see mount diablo,

sunshine coming up, and a layer of low clouds. temperatures warm as high pressure pushes down on the atmosphere. 90's for many cities in the east bay valleys. if downtown. 57 mt. view. 53 and pacifica. mount tam in the 70's. a warm day with 10 degrees warming from san rafael to santa rosa. 50 right now in santa rosa with fog. 53 by the delta. air quality moderate. it stays moderate through the weekend. you will have some of that haze at seven and we have a layer near surface smoke. then we get to high clouds the second half of the weekend, but in the sierra nevada, it remains unhealthy with hazardous conditions. here is a look at zephyr cove, where you can barely see across the lake. hazy skies through labor day. sizzling summer heat. 100 inland tomorrow.

then we get high clouds and hot for labor day. cooler for tuesday. here's a look at that fog as it pulls away for sunday, and then here is what happens late on sunday. there are clouds that come into play for labor day, harmless, but still out there, nonetheless. looking at bottlerock, warm today. 86, 88 on sunday. not as warm as it could be. 85 in san jose. on the peninsula, a breeze but not as strong as it could be. 85 in redwood city. 70 around average san francisco. up in the north bay, warming nevada at 90. mid-90's through cloverdale. 76 in oakland. richmond at 75. 84 in fremont. inland mid-90's. a warm day with hazy conditions and livermore at 96. hot. the accuweather forecast, or hot

weather continues inland sunday. high clouds monday. temperatures top out in the lower 80's around the bayshore tomorrow and that sea breeze kicks in. more widespread by tuesday and wednesday with seasonal rain as september gets going. nothing extreme, which has been nice. not looking at advisories, so be careful. a lot of folks out and about, and most buyers starting by humans. amanda: thank you for that reminder. labor day seems a bit early to be thinking about christmas shopping. however, this holiday season could be different than last year. storeowners say suppliers cannot fill orders and they foretell shortages. david louis explains why supply and demand could influence when to start holiday shopping. david: while many retailers promote labor day weekend sales, you will see a difference here. this family owned store stocked up early for christmas when a detective troubling signs of a

supply shortage. >> we are seeing price increases, delay in deliveries, major issues we have never seen in 27 years in the business. david: as many families just finished back-to-school shopping, they are facing a big decision, due holiday shopping early or face empty shelves? >> i ordered over 250 products and received less than 50%. david: there are multiple reasons, covid has hit a major source of clothing and foot where in vietnam, there is a shortage of computer chips, and there are delays at u.s. ports, keeping shipping containers from bringing back new shipments. one director of retail management says they are caught in a demand and supply squeeze. >> i do not have definite it evidence yet -- definitive evidence yet of postponing the start of black friday sales and shopping because they don't have anything to sell.

david: he expects retail prices to go up 5% to 10% because of shortages but retailers will bee shelves depleted. we know how some reacted to large cells earlier in the pandemic. some have shipped to air shipments at higher costs to avoid bare shelves. amanda: next, celebrating the finer things in life. what is on tap for this weekends art and wine festival the peninsula. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included.

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broadway.masks are required. we want to check in with lisa argen for a look at whether. people are also going to want to drink water. lisa: absolutely because the numbers are climbing all around the bay area. here is a look at our camera where you can see some sunshine, fog and haze. moderate air quality the next four days, so hazy and hot with mid-90's inland from livermore, concord, but 70's to 80's from oakland to the bayshore. 70 downtown. upper 80's and san rafael. warmer inland tomorrow as we hold onto the heat with high clouds for labor day. amanda: thank you. thank you for joining us on abc 7 in amanda lucas do in for liz kreutz -- morning. i am amanda del castillo in for liz kreutz, along with lisa argen. have a great day.

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