annoucer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. amanda: smoke continues to drift into the bay area. it comes after a warning to stay away from lake tahoe as the caldor fire is not done yet. you are watching abc 7 news live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. i am amanda del castillo. let's take a look at how it is affecting us. here is lisa argen. lisa: the fog inside the bay. visibility reduced from

and all around the bay area. we are in the moderate area. still unhealthy to hazardous. a look at san jose, where we are not only owing to see temperatures warm into the mid-80's, hazy in spots. we have surface smoke today and tomorrow in the blue. the green indicates some of thee haze at 7000 and 8000 feet. temperatures climbing through the 60's and 70's around the bay and inland. by the afternoon, welcome back to the 90's with 90's. with some haze. 81 in fremont. upper 60's for an afternoon high around half bank. -- around half bay. less low clouds and fog later andeans for your sunday ad labor day.

amanda: favorable conditions helping firefighters on the frontlines of the caldor fire containment up to 37%. the fire grew only slightly overnight. the total size passing 214,000 acres. some people are returning home. abc news reporter kate larsen is tracking the process. kate: new flames north of kirkwood ski resort. >> fires jumping out half mile from the fire activity taking place. kate: cooler conditions me the caldor fire has slowed. >> that represents all of the hard work firefighters on the ground have gone through to get there, and that is getting us to the repopulation. kate: evacuation orders listed for many in the yellow zone. >> just because you get released back doesn't mean we are scot-free. kate: the echo lake area continues to be a challenge.

kate: the fire was rapidly through that area. some cabins were lost, many historic cabins were saved. kate: they spoke from a base camp set up at heavenly ski. how is firefighter morale? >> there is fatigue with the firefighters because there's been a lot of fires burning and they have fires. some of these guys haven't been home for weeks, going on months. kate: homes empty and many businesses closed. a few people snuck in a swim despite the coast guard asking everyone to avoid activity on lake tahoe until the fire has subsided.

>> we know people love tahoe and we feel your love but now is not the time to come. kate: the fire marshal wanted me to share that the fire clearance that they have done has saved many homes. and second how grateful fire crews are for everyone's support, especially hotels in southlake tahoe who have been housing them. i'm kate larsen, abc 7 news. amanda: as firefighters come in, more help could be on the way for residents who have been forced to leave. a major declaration would be in addition to an emergency declaration approved by president biden earlier this week. we spent yesterday on the frontlines lines of the firefight and has more from tahoe. wayne: the immediate future of lake tahoe. >> i want clear air. you come for clear air.

wayne it depends -- wayne: it depends on the caldor fire. cal fire takes nothing for granted. is this over? >> this is not over. >> this is not the end, it is not the beginning of the end, but the end of the beginning. wayne: plenty of work ahead as crews continue trees along highways to broaden fire breaks. >> it seems like the fire is running out of fuel in some areas. wayne: not in the backcountry and christmas valley. sudden hotspots are popping up keeping them busy. >> with the wind coming off of the canyon, embers moving up to three quarters of a mile in any direction. wayne: it always into the question of when lake tahoe and this region might open to 50,000 evacuees. first you will need to stop out

the hotspots, check power and utilities. >> all of that needs to be checked in addition to the fire behavior. even when they describe this as a day for mop up and even when trends look good, no, the caldor fire is not yet over. in southlake tahoe, wayne freedman . amanda: this is the behind the scenes look of the teamwork. it is a group effort on the front lines in the situation unit putting together the maps for the daily brief. you may have noticed qr code on the bottom left of your screen. open the app. if you scan it it will take you to the wildfire tracker that will help you fire major fires and track the air quality for your neighborhood. news at stanford where hundreds of our a's are on strike or they are in charge of keeping the dormitory safe they

say there's is not been prioritized. lose peña spoke with them. luz: less than two weeks before students go back, hundreds of our a's refusing to work on less demand are met. >> stanford is paying our a's $3800. room and board at stanford university is $18,000. you do the math. >> we spoke to those who asked to be kept anonymous. are you scared? are you speaking out? >> absolutely. i am very for full because i am only one piece and stanford is an elite institution. luz: this comes after someone

tested positive. >> they packed us into a hundred person auditorium and a couple days later we found out that a student was positive for covid. luz: even though all students are mandated to be fully vaccinated, this group wants more safety guidelines and to move training sessions online. they are also asking for the reversal of a policy where students used to drink with doors open, now they can close them. >> five freshmen were transferred to the hospital because of alcohol poisoning because of this new policy. luz: because of the strait, stanford said, university budgeting has allocated -- because of the strike, stanford said, university budgeting has been allocated. we will to new to work with students on questions and concerns as we prepare to welcome students back to campus. but these students say they are not backing down. how long is the strike going to go for? >> until stanford

pa,,c 7 news. amanda: the san joaquin valley region is one of 12 county including fresno and the search protocol is activated when 10% of icu beds are available for three days. it allows for regional hospitals to transfer patients to open beds were available. as the delta variant continues to spread, and oakland church will resume testing today. it will hold testing at 9:00 this morning in the parking lot. it is free and you don't need insurance. most results are available within two to five days. concern is-the potential for a nationwide covid surge over the labor day holiday. the u.s. recorded its 22nd consecutive day with more than

100,000 daily cases on thursday. vaccination numbers also continue to go up. health officials report 1.4 million vaccine doses were administered in putting five and 50,000 the vaccinated people. but there are reports the biden administration will delay the september 20 deadline to start offering boosters for pfizer and moderna shots, as moderna announced it has finished submitting its data on boosters to the fda. happening today, food concession workers at oracle park plan state strike vote as the giant is in the middle of a three-game -- the giants are in the middle of a three-game series with the dodgers. it claims 20 workers have come down with covid. union is demanding they be paid three dollars an hour in hazard pay and offer better access to health insurance. the strike is -- if the strike is not approved, they could walk out at any time.

let's check in with meteorologist lisa argen. it is going to be a warm holiday weekend. the heat, triple digit heat returning to the inman -- inland areas. you see the father. that will back off and less of a sea breeze. how about 70 downtown. i will have your full forecast all around the bay, next. amanda: preparing for storms in the bay area, how a multimillion dollar plan will help some in low-lying areas. marble movie magic takes over san francisco. -- marvel movie magic takes over san francisco. man, look at that internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride.

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centersn u votet sanncisco city hall today at starting at 10:00 a.m. if you have registered, you will get a vote by mail al. if you haven't registered you can do a conditional voter registration available as late as registration day. today light rail service opening. service on the blue line from a point to the children's discovery museum will return. the greenline is also coming back. the orange line returned last sunday, just in time for the 49ers final preseason game at levi's stadium. the oakland police department stepping up response till -- to illegal slideshow activity. a large contingent of police will be dedicated to the sideshows. they will and air support. officers will issue citations,

make arrests and toll vehicles. -- tow vehicles. >> we are doing our best t t what they're going to be and tryingtow cars and address the issue. amanda: anything is occult. he says open is difficult. the san francisco emergency operation center urging travelers to be vigilant as they set out for the long labor day weekend. yesterday, sfo saw passengers than they typically some. health officials reminding everyone to consider the risk of large gatherings. and show proof of vaccination where required. next month, american airlines says it is ending pandemic leifer unvaccinated employees. if staff members can't provide a

vaccination card, they will have to use sick time or medical leave if they miss work due to covid. the move comes after united became the u.s. carrier -- the first u.s. carrier to require vaccinations or domestic employees. the legend of the 10 rings debuts this weekend we get a look at what filming was like and why locals are excited about the message this movie could send. >> it is time for you to take your place by my side. >> it is the latest walk buster from the marvel franchise. -- it is the latest blockbuster from the marvel franchise. >> a bunch of asian actors found this two years for they came here to film. >> he was an extra during one of >> they turn it thayand the busd

zigzagging down the street. >> he worked for four days while they put together that one scene. >> we worked on this site, so there was a crash on the other side. it is zigzagging and crashed into two cars. that is where they were fighting in the back. >>'s role was to -- his to stand in the background. >> it was the first asian and it was marvel, so just being in the background was amazing. >> there was a watch party. members of the asian community were eager to see how san francisco was portrayed. >> having that character featured in a movie in san francisco is reflective of our community as a whole. >> he hopes this vekids mel.e ie

pe thidihat lack panther did -- what black panther did for the african-american communityan: cr from a brush fire. the academy cadets will plant more than two dozen trees, the first step to replace the native trees lost in the glen cove fire but to double the tree count. the planned event is happening thanks to the arbor day foundation. a new plan in the works to prevent flooding in low-lying neighborhoods. the chronicle reports the bay regional quality control board agreed on a $600 million packed with the city to expand the sewer system. from supervisors and could take seven years to complete.

now let's check in with meteorologist lisa arjen. lisa: thanks get interesting around september 10 and 11th, looking out. there are signs of changes coming for september. that is usually the offshore wind flow. looking at dense fog despite high-pressure voting in it pushes down on the atmosphere. there is a look alongside they and along the coast, but it does retreat. visibility a quarter-mile in napa. 2.5 miles in fatah. it is -- in nevada. a cold front moving into the pacific northwest. a nice thing to see. looking at the marine stratus from the smoke. as the wind backs off, it will drift to the south and bring us

moderate air quality. 59 in palo alto rate 54 in san francisco. -- 59 in palo alto. 54 in san francisco. we had a warm up yesterday and it continues and should peak tomorrow. 57 by the delta. livermore at the seven. 45 in zephyr cove. in lake tahoe, highs in the upper 70's. just further across the lake, air quality still hazardous in the mountains. hazy continue through labor day. looking at sizzling summer here it -- summer heat. a cooling arrives on tuesday. the sea breeze kicks up late on monday. 67 in half moon bay. hazy and upper 70's in santa cruz. talking about high clouds moving in late sunday.

we will continue this into labor day. it might allow for temperatures to not be quite as warm on monday. but looking at the next several days, tomorrow we are at 100. near 80 in richmond. a little change on monday. hayward 80. still 60's on the coast. the cooldown comes on tuesday. napa, 86, sunny, hazy. looking at highs today in the upper 80's from santa rosa. 84, pretty warm, in fremont. 96 in livermore. heading down toward morgan hill, it will be 92. at six in oakland. the seven day forecast, warmer tomorrow with near 100 inland. about the same on monday.

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amanda: a full day of sports is here with we won. at 9:00 a.m., stanford takes on kansas state. at 2:00 p.m., san jose spartans battle usc at the l.a. memorial coliseum. tonight, nevada faces cal at mario stated at 7:30. on the diamond, the a's play the blue jays in toronto. tonight, the giants battled the dodgers at 6:05.

last night, first place was online with arrivals met. here is our sports director larry beil ,with the highlights. larry: the biggest series for the year coming in a tight, three games to determine who is in the driver's seat. for my souvenir bat, if i could get it through, a where do move by gabe kaplan who pitches cleanup. austin slater delivers an rti. 1-0 giants. -- our bid, 1 --- an our --- an rbi 1-0. two outs in the ninth, confusion here, but chris taylor fire into no man's land which

inspires agony. the dodgers had a run. bottom of the 10th, a base it. put it into fifth gear. scores from a second. bottom of the 11th, a rocket to trea turner. it pulls will smith off the bag. giants win 3-2 one-game lead. game two of the series coming up tonight. the a's in toronto eye and needs drops. and then hit a two run homer as the a's build an eight-to cushion. that is when things went terribly wrong. toronto with a six spot in the eighth. a grand slam that tied it. top of the ninth homer. this is my house. 10-8 athletics. bottom of the ninth, marcus

semien, a three run bomb after sergio romo. drive home safely, maybe the worst loss of the year for the athletics, 11-10 days. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great day, everybody. amanda: still to come, traveling can be risky during this pandemic. who is most at risk and what one ucf doctor has said about how you can travel safely this holiday weekend. and get vaccinated at the oakland zoo here the incentive zoo is ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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it is getting a little more dense before it evaporates. where you have it, there are the color moderate air quality. 50 in oakland. for mount tam, ther tam, but you can see some haze mixed in. low 50's with the fog. visibility a quarter of a mile. with the clouds, beginning to clear the next hour. as they do, temperatures climb through the upper 60's, 70 later on today. in san francisco, upper 70's in oakland with mid and upper 90's inland. the warm up continues. the heat will get sizzling hot

to 100 degrees inland. we will talk about labor day and beyond, coming up. amanda: we turn to the pandemic paired the cdc warning the unvaccinated not to travel this holiday over feels it could fuel covid 19 outbreaks. cases of nearly 1000% over the last two months. trevor ault has the latest peer trevor: health officials fearing labor day weekend could further fan the flames of the pandemic doctors in oregon morning if you get sick or injured they may not have a hospital bed available for you. >> the emergency department and icu under incredible strain right now. trevor: the cdc warning people if you are not fully vaccinated you should not travel. that recommendation extends to children. >> the rate for children four times higher in states with the lowest overall vaccination coverage when compared to states

with high overall vaccination coverage. trevor: at wilson's children's hospital, pediatric covid should have doubled since august 1. this week, two children dying in 24 hour span. doctors was in frustration. >> company children dying is too many? social distancing, disinfection, mass bearing, that's a small price to play. -- to pay. trevor: as a nation is supposed to roll out shots, the new york times advising the white house to scale -- the new york times reporting the cdc is advising the white house to scale back because they need more time. pfizer, moderna, and johnson & johnson have all paperwork. one board member doesn't think blisters are needed right now.

>> all the data shows if you've gotten to doses you are protected with serious illness. trevor: the white house has outlined a $65 billion plan to prepare for any future pandemics based on the lessons we've learned from covid-19. the white house called this an economic and moral imperative. trevor ault, abc news, new york. amanda: despite the cdc warnings, people across the country are still expected to get away this weekend. the tsa said it screened 2.1 million people at check yesterday, the highest since august 15. ucf expert expert expert exp crippling can be safe if you are vaccinated area >> -- vaccinated. >> opened the vence, go stronger than a simple mask.

where your masks. amanda: she suggest traveling traveling to places with high covid numbers and shows studies do not show airplanes as super-spreader events. the zoo is giving away free family passes if you get vaccinated at the zoo. it is valued at at at at at drop ins are welcome or you can make an appointment on the website. the zoo is holding two more vaccination events. the next one is september 30. hurricane ida and its remnants have left a deadly trail of destruction are crossed eight states -- across eight states. 63 people have died from the severe weather. in new jersey, one had a narrow escape when their home collapsed from the floodwater. seven deaths led

basement apartments. ida is the deadliest hit in the past four years. abc has a convenient way to help victims. controversy continues arversy c new law in texas with bands abortions after six-week and allows private citizens to sue anyone who helps a woman obtain an abortion. the texas courts granted a restraining order which took effect on the first of september and was signed by governor greg abbott. >> are craters endowed us with the right to life and yet millions of children lose their right to life every year because of abortion. amanda: days following the decision, bombarded by calls

from help. what you are hearing now underground for reproductive freedom. >> texas law said anyone can be sued by helping a woman get an abortion after six weeks. >> in california we have appointments set next week for folks coming here. >> sticks like opal houma, colorado and texas -- states like oklahoma and kara have been receiving -- oklahoma and colorado have received patient. >> we have let them know is coming and please let us know if you can take more staff and get more appointments and can we send you folks. >> the abortion fund in colorado getting re donations to help transport come alive in 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 the fund texas choice. we called and found they were out of money for this month. >> we are currently at capacity and cannot assist those traveling. >> planned parenthood california received 7000 out-of-state patients and also focusing on other states ready to replicate the portion law in texas. >> i heard florida, kentucky, arizona, i'm sure by the end of the day there will be more using texas as a blueprint. >> meanwhile ly cover all fees for a driver s s carrying a woman to an abortion. lyft will donate money to ensure transportation is never a barrier to health care access.

leanne melendez, abc 7 news. she was -- amanda: she was once the youngest self-made billionaire and now she is accused of fraud. what we can expect in the trial of elizabeth holmes. you are staring at the exploratory him. no it looks cool now. it feels cool that it will warm up. we will have your

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amanda: ambition and fame gone terribly wrong. that is what prosecutors will depict of elizabeth holmes. she is accused of lying to investors nearly 20 years ago about her company. a federal prosecutor joins us with his take on what we could take -- see play out. good morning.

gil: good morning. amanda: what are the defenses we may see? gil: leading defense is that she did not intend to fraud anybody. the government has to prove she did. we will sear to arguments in support of that. first was that she was surrounded by people far more seasoned and more experienced, including former secretaries of state and a former four-star general and business leaders. she relied on them to tell her whether the company was acting fraudulently and it appears we will hear a defense that she was abused, sexually, emotionally by her then boyfriend and the coo of the company, so much so that she lacked the ability to make decisions and form the intent to defraud. amanda: what are the advantages and disadvantages to this defense regarding him? gil: it changes the focus from whether the statements that were made were false.

that could be a high hill for her to climb. it changes whether she was abuse and tondeking and capacity to io do wrong. that is a safer playing field. it may simply be difficult for the jury to square this picture of someone who cannot make decisions for herself with a confident image and i fully expect the government to present evidence that she ran the company and knew what she was doing. amanda: how does the startup culture play into the trial? gil: the startup culture is front and center. she and her lawyers will want the jury to understand and believe that this is what happens in the startup culture. you make exaggerated claims about your products. the problem there is that can be a very successful defense if you are talking about predictions of future financial performance. but this there are but -- but if there are statements about did

the equipment actually work, that is harder to surmount. amanda: should we expect to see her testify? gil: the jury will want about her about the abuse. it is always a gamble as a divorce lawyer whether you put your client on the stand. and then it becomes all about her credibility. it is also the case that she will have to live with whatever prior statements she made, and she has made them to the securities and exchange commission. my bet is the defense waits until the last possible moment before they decide whether to put her on the stand. amanda: what are the biggest challenges facing each side ? gil: it is a startup culture and jurors might cut slap to elizabeth holmes for making exaggerated claims -- cut some slack to elizabeth holmes for

egging exaggerated claims some of the smartest and most accomplished people will have to deal with the question whether they were really deceived or did they knowingly take a risk. the biggest challenge for her is false statement. the government has to show they are false and she has to say she knew they were false. amanda: thank you so much for yourimate it. up next, we will hear from meteorologist lisa argen -- not up next, right now. lisa: we have an advertising a warm up. high-pressure building in. the atmosphere pushing the fog to the surface. 70 downtown. upper 70's across the bay. upper 90's inland. by seven day forecast is next. coming up -- amanda: coming up -- amanda: supply and demand squee

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>> game time is sponsored by visit california. >> this gametime review, starting things off bright and early 9:00 a.m., second-ranked oklahoma against tulane. the sinners expected to put up a ton of points. spencer rattler is on everyone's list for the heisman. at 12:30 p.m., top ranked alabama facing number 14 miami, a neutral site game in alabama. bama has to replace a ton of guys that went to the nfl a new quarter work -- quarterback, ration, trying to follow in others' footsteps. 430 in the afternoon -- 430 in the afternoon, clemson reloads -- 4:30 in the afternoon, with

the new quarterback. amanda: we are going to straight to meteorologist lisa argen for a look at weather. sports on our minds, it will be a nice day for a game. lisa: the night game, the giants, mid 60's, breezy to start but not bad. the fog will have cleared. wayne:. it is moving back in -- lisa: it is moving back in. it is in the north bay from santa rosa at a quarter mile visibility as well as napa. four miles in oakland. we are getting brighter in spots but i want to show you a cold front. we do not usually see that. a cold front on the pacific northwest. it would be nice if we could get more of these. looking at what weather. in the next couple of days, a lot of fog.

54 in san francisco. 59 in mountain view as well as palo alto. it is sunny and hazy in the south bay. a warm up today in the mid-80's. 54 with fog and napa and nevada. golden gate bridge, can't make of the towers, we will get into sunshine and upper 60's on the coast. hazy skies through labor day. sizzling hot inland. looking at cooler weather on tuesday. here is a look at the smoke at 7000 or 8000 feet. we are under the blue and orange. any sea breeze we get be pushed back at us, so we will have the hazeayndhey monday, the chalar d , ily nditio. will upighda afterno

monday. onol.l w look what happens around friday, september 10. it looks like we could see a bit of moisture coming our way. this is way out, but any signs of pattern change are interesting and worth noting as we get through september where we should traditionally see the heat. we probably have that as well read 84 in santa clara. millbrae, nice day for the arts and wine festival. 80 in san mateo. the sea breeze allowing for a comfortable day. in the north bay, it is warmer. you will get the haze in santa cloverdal 76 in oakld.n theay 94n eonrd peer towards brentwood.

we are warming it up inland today. the coast will be pleasant alleges sea breeze hired clouds tomorrow september is looking seasonal as we get towards the middle of the week. everyone back to work here by the end of the week, watching the system i was so excited about for september 10 we will see what happens. amanda: labor day seems early to the come out christmas shopping, but this may be far different than last year. store owners say suppliers can fill orders. abc 7 news reporter explains why the supply and demand could determine when to start your shopping. >> many retailers promoting labor day sales, a difference at early games -- burlingame. it stocked up when it detected

signs of a supply shortage. >> we are seeing price issues and delays, major issues we have not seen for 27 years. >> as many families just finished back-to-school shopping, facing a big decision, due shopping earlier or face the shelves. >> i ordered 250 products and received less than 50%. >> there are multiple reasons. hope has shut factories in vietnam, a major -- of -- a major supplier of clothing and footwear. shipping containers cap from returning to asia. the director of the retail management institute said retailers are caught in a supply and amanda squeeze. >> i don't have any definite evidence of postponing that start of black friday sales. >> they expect retail prices to

qualify percent to 10% because of inventory shortages but says retailers will be cautious because price hikes hurt their brand images. you know how consumers reacted to their shelves. some have moved to air shipments to avoid bare shelves. amanda: celebrating the finer things in life. what is

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takes over the plaza for a night show with sets from the top comics. there will be local food trucks, the beer garden, and if you are on eventbrite, you will get a chance to see trevor noah's comedy show in december. happening today, some of the finer things in life on display on the peninsula. the millbrae art and wine festival kicks off, featuring live music, art work 300 artists, or may food, wine, champagne, specially drinks, and a classic car show and kid. it runs tomorrow in downtown millbrae along broadway arid tests are required. let's get a final check of your forecast with meteorologist lisa so w tadte to their men. lisa: i going to be beautiful on the peninsula, mid 70's. at east bay hills, marine

stra 96 in antioch 76 in oakland. the seven-day forecast near 100 inland tomorrow. labor day, high clouds and then back to seasonal averages through the first week of september. amanda: thank you for joining us on abc 7 warnings. a full slate of college football is ahead. next at 9:00, number two oakland takes on tulane. alabama faces miami at mercedes-benz stadium. at 4:30, fifth weight georgia -- fifth ranked georgia battles clemson. abc 7 news continues at 11:00 p.m. tonight. have a great day.

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