anchor: tonight, even though there is a compromise for drivers and cyclists, there's still tension. anchor 2: refugees could be out of quarantine any day. our local organizations aiming to help them ready? meteorologist: a hot and hazy holiday on the way tomorrow. all the details in the forecast. abc news at 11:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. anchor: san francisco's great highway, one of the most divisive issues since the pandemic as the debate keeping it car free wages on. i'm dion lim. you're watching abc 7 news at 11:00, live on abc seven and

wherever you stream. a two mile stretch of highway was closed to cars for nearly a year and a half and only open to pedestrians and cyclists. last month, the city announced a compromise, but tensions are still running high. luz pena spoke to both sides. luz: it's been less than a month since cars were allowed to drive on san francisco's great highway. but the signs are still up. for many, the fight is not over. >> hate it. don't like it. luz: san francisco residents is one of many cyclists who have been pushing for the great highway to remain car free. but on august 16, the mayor announced a compromise, the highway would open for traffic from 6:00 a.m. monday to noon on fridays and close to cars on the weekends and holidays. >> the freeway being closed causes a lot of congestion on

the surface streets here. so it takes me literally probably 15 more minutes to get home from where it's blocked. luz: now the question is, how long will this compromise last? according to the mayor's office, a long-term decision will be made in the coming months. they say this will require legislative action by the board of supervisors. senator scott weiner has been a vocal supporter to keep the highway closed. >> the number of streets and blocks that we're asking to be kept permanently for pedestrians and cyclists and other cars is a tiny percentage of our overall road network. luz: in the two mile stretch, we found many people with diverse opinions. but the majority we spoke to today agree with the compromise. >> i like having it open for foot traffic, but i can see it being open during the week for car traffic, making a lot of starts -- sense. luz: but some don't even want to

hear the word compromise again. >> i don't like compromises. i think we should extremely ban cars. luz: now we will have to wait and see what the fate of this highway will be. in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. dion: moving from earlier today, you can see shows the hazy conditions. a spare the air alert has been extended until tomorrow. we'd rather just drew tuma joining us, tracking at all. drew: moderate to poor air quality today, and we'll likely see a repeat of that same air that he on our holiday. the air quality right now is kind of a mixed bag depending on where you are at this mixed hour. good air quality, but parts of south bay are unhealthy for sensitive groups. there's a lot of matter lingering in our atmosphere right now. fortunately, there's not really a breeze to freshen up our air.

so the spare the air date isn't in effect until tomorrow. you can see moderate to unhealthy air quality depending where you are in the day. we'll find improving air quality by tuesday, moderate range. but the next two days, we're still going to keep the hot air overhead. we'll have a look at those temperatures in the full forecast in a few minutes. dion: speaking of the poor air quality, because of wildfire smoke, it's put a damper on some people's labor day weekend plans. here's abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard. >> it's hot. it's about a thousand feet to the summit. cornell: we found surely same braving a hike in santa rosa, where skies were hazy as far as you could see. >> you get spectacular views and you can see the smoke. >> we saw lots of smoke on our trip up in my country from smoke from northern california wildfires. >> we are having a college reunion trip. cornell: madeline and her friends were winetasting.

they moved their trip from lake tahoe due to the caldor fire, and are now monitoring air quality here. >> we are trying not to do any tense hiking or things like that, but little bits outside and then get back later. cornell: the view of san francisco was them at it. the same smoky view from the east bay hills. >> as the day heats up, we're expecting to see some levels of orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups. cornell: they were showing lots of orange levels in the north and east bay. the scottish highland games were going full kilt at the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton despite declining air quality and temperatures creeping towards 100 degrees. >> i'm wearing a hat to keep my face out of the seven. -- out of the sun. and then all of the athletes will retreat into the shade. cornell: we've been doing a lot of that, too, retreating into the shade. folks with respiratory issues

are supposed to stay indoors this weekend if you can. in santa rosa, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. dion: that is good advice. you may have noticed a qr code on the bottom left of your screen. we are using it during all of our wildfire coverage. you can scan the code using your cell phone's camera and it will take you to the abc 7 wildfire tracker. with it, you can follow the major fires and see air quality for your neighborhood. to the caldor fire now, where people who live in the south lake tahoe city limits can return to their homes, but other evacuation orders remain in effect. fire officials say residents do need to be ready to evacuate again in case fire conditions change. weather has cooperated over the past 72 hours, allowing them to make progress on slowing the fire spread. and just in from calfire, containment has gone up to 44%, but 27,000 structures are still threatened tonight. more than 700 homes have been destroyed.

calfire says firefighters will actively patrol the fire tonight, seeking out and extinguish in heat. reporter sebastian robertson spent the day tracking the firefight. reporter: near the front lines of the caldor fire, you can see air support is still playing a big role in the fight against this fire, not to extinguish the fire, rather to get fire crews valuable time to try to entrench themselves in those fire lines that they've spent the last two days building, a productive two days. fire crews say they've taken advantage of relatively low wind and low overnight temperatures, buying them valuable time to try and stop this fire from spreading. a fire that is approaching its third week of burning, claiming more than 200,000 acres. >> right now, we're nearing the subalpine, so it creates this fuse and also mitigates of use. it's harder for them to get in here and less access, but it's also a little bit harder for it

to burn. reporter: the fight against this fire is still not over. fire crews on the ground say this is the hottest and driest day they've seen in several days. back to you. dion: that 500 people had to be evacuated this afternoon after a brush fire broke out in placer county. most were visiting the auburn state recreation area. calfire says the bridge fire has spread across 250 acres from the forest hill bridge. it is currently 0% contained. police say it is not a threat to the city of auburn. one local community center is getting ready to help 150 refugees from afghanistan. the only problem is they don't know when they'll arrive in the bay area. ryan curry shows is the process of getting afghans acclimated. >> i cannot say that we are really ready, but we have all the plans in place. reporter: this doctor says he and his team of volunteers are eager to see the refugees who will call the bay area home.

>> today was the first day we got shipments of materials like blankets and diapers, things for kids. reporter: the islamic community center has one mission, help the new refugees feel welcome when they come to the bay area. he says most of them are in covid-19 quarantine, but soon they will arrive at need help from the community. >> they are trying to welcome them. we are trying to show that we care, and that they matter to us. reporter: he divided his team of volunteers into six sections focused on different areas like caring for toddlers or finding housing. he says over 100 volunteers have stepped up so far. one of them is someone whose parents are from afghanistan, and see this moment as a right time to help. >> we want to help them by helping them with paperwork, translation services, taking them grocery shopping, showing them around. reporter: they said the easy part is organizing materials like clothes, toiletries, and blankets. the harder part was finding housing. but that soon became less of an

issue. >> as soon as people heard about these african -- afghan refugees, i have a list of 20 homes. they're calling me and saying, send me three people. i have a five bedroom house and i'm living alone. i can accommodate them. reporter: as they moved to the bay area, volunteer work or give the refugees a sense of comfort in a difficult time. >> obviously, i'd love to give them just a great big hug and let them know they're not alone and there is an amazing community here and a lot of allies who are willing to support them in any way that we can. reporter: ryan curry, abc 7 news. dion: a lot of allies indeed. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff worn afghanistan could descend into civil war and the country could turn into a haven for terrorism. he made those comments while visiting troops in europe. general miley says the resurgence of terrorism in the region is very likely.

meanwhile, there are reports that taliban is preventing four commercial planes, some supposed to be evacuating out of afghanistan. the state department is not confirming there are americans on board, but satellite images show those jets are sitting idle. governor gavin newsom spent this weekend fighting for his job as the california recall vote nears. he campaigned in southern california with some help from high-profile members of the democratic party, including massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. minnesota senator amy klobuchar also appeared with newsom today. election day is less than nine days away, and the race is definitely heating up, with democrats concerned about the potential recalls national implications. in an exclusive joint interview with abc news, senator warren explains why the democratic party is paying particular attention to the recall race. lauren says her party could lose the majority in the senate if newsom is recalled.

>> the leading opponent here, larry elder, has already said if he gets the chance, he will replace any democratic californian senator with a republican. dion: republican opponents elder . and caitlyn jenner have seemingly relied on name recognition neither has appeared in any of the debates nor have they campaigned. . the gop opponents are raising red flags. >> i think they're going to say to themselves, we've tried politicians. we've tried media sensations. these are people that don't know how to manage. >> the governor's trying to focus on national leaders to come into california and try to save it, but it's not going to work. i think what we're seeing is that we have 2 million california's -- californians sign this recall petition. dion: vice-president kamala harris is expected to stump for newsom.

we put together an abc 7 originals documentary called "total recalled" about california's less recall. you can follow it -- find it on the bay area app. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, guns and roses rocked bottle rock last night. ♪ but as the band was wrappingd wi for paradise city, the clock hit curfew time. that's when things got a little strange for the crowd.

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dion: san francisco firefighters revived a man who fell into the bay this evening.

fire crews performed cpr on the victim after he was pulled from the water. he regained a pulse but remained unconscious. firefighters took into zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. it is still unclear how he got into the water. a hiker has died after falling from a trail at the top of a bluff in pacifica this morning. emergency responders found the body of a woman on the beach 50 feet below mooring point. when this is reporting seeing that victim trip and fall at about 9:40 in the money. in the south bay, a three alarm fire in san jose has left 24 units uninhabitable. firefighters were called to the blaze near el cajon drive just after 5:00 this evening. it started in one apartment and quickly spread through the complex. no injuries have been reported. that is the good news. investigators are looking into what caused that fire. bottle rock organizers pulled the plug on guns and roses and surprise guest dave groll because of strict crew for you.

-- curfew. ♪ yeah, there yeah, th paradise shady -- paradise city got cut short when the band went on beyond 10:00 p.m. you can hear the crowd singing along. paradise city was the final song of the headlines that. that curfew was set up in 2013 following complaints from the festival's napa neighbors. anybody who attended the festival had to deal with all of that heat. drew: we were well into the 90's in napa and much of the northbay, and tomorrow away from the coast, a hot holiday along with hazy conditions thanks to that spare the air day in effect tomorrow. take a look outside tonight, our marine layer is very compressed. the beautiful lights of san francisco. if you look just above city hall right now, you see a little finger of fog.

that's about it from this vantage point. any cloud cover tonight's going to be very limited, pretty much along the immediate coastline. that will set the stage for another warm to hot day tomorrow. the numbers right now, down to 56 in the city, 60 in oakland, 67 in san jose, 56 in santa rosa, but 77 in brentwood, 71 right now in concord. gears live doppler 7. we're tracking high pressure sitting over us right now, acting like a heat pump over us the next couple days, and also acts like a lid on our atmosphere. we really need some sort of breeze to kick up to kind of mix up our atmosphere. we're not going to have that tomorrow, unfortunately. overnight tonight, limited cloud cover, may be fog around the bay shoreline, but most of us dealing with mainly clear skies tonight, temperatures in the mid to upper 50's first thing out the door early tomorrow morning.

hour by hour, future weather tracking those temperatures. but 10:00 a.m., into the 60's and 70's. you can see any fog is clearly pulling away from the coast. there's a lot of sunshine to start the day tomorrow morning. the afternoon, temperatures really take off. 1:00 p.m., already into the 90's, and still have several more hours of warming to go. highs in the microclimate, south bay on your labor day tomorrow, warm and hot day, 80 in san jose, 89 in cupertino, 86 the height in sunnydale. along the peninsula, it's warm, 84 in menlo park, about 68 the high in pacifica. downtown san francisco, sunshine pretty quickly tomorrow morning, 70 downtown, a little cooler in daly city at about 69 degrees. it's a hot day in the north day -- northbay, 93 in nevada, 96 in calistoga. pretty nice day at the beach, 76 the high, with a fair amount of sunshine tomorrow afternoon.

the east bay tomorrow will see sunshine, 80 in oakland, 85 in fremont, 90 castro valley. in the end, it's hot and hazy for the holiday tomorrow afternoon. triple digit temperatures and our hottest cities. 98 in walnut creek, about 99. in the remark next seven days, hot and hazy on your labor day. modern air quality on tuesday, we'll keep the heat through midweek. it does turn more humid wednesday and thursday. and then we'll begin the cooldown. by friday, taking temperatures down to where we should be. next weekend, saturday and sunday looks like better air quality and cooler temperatures compared to this holiday we can. dion: got to wait a few days. drew, thanks. still ahead, heart of marble, shang-chi said in san francisco. one of the main actors wasn't here for filming. now that he gets to visit, he is sitting down with kristen sze.

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>> sports on abc 7 is sponsored by your local oil to dealers. chris: entering play tonight, giants and dodgers were tied atop the nl west, identical records of 87-50. the winner of this game would not only when the season series, but more importantly, take the lead of the nl west by one. klay thompson in attendance, getting r&r before training camp opens at the end of the month. brandon belt taking walker buehler deep to right center, 21st of the year, 1-0 san francisco in a hurry. buehler had been nearly unhittable against the giants until today. steven duggar ripped one down the right-field line. two runs scored. 3-1 giants, everybody fired up. brandon crawford in the third, doubles in another run scores. giants led 6-1 after three.

6-2 game, giants use nine pictures tonight. -- pitchers tonight. top of the ninth, two run game, jake mcgee gets justin turner to fly out to right. mike yastrzemski along the netting makes the catch. he's out. the play was reviewed and upheld. giants win, 6-4. the giants retake the lead by one game. >> that felt like a playoff atmosphere out there. we've had games like that before, but it's crunch time. we came into this series tied for the lead. it was just a cool atmosphere, and there's no doubt that the energy that the fans brought today really helped us pick it up. >> obviously taking two of three from a really good team in los angeles, i don't think it's going to help us very much to be kind of looking big picture, the race and things like that right now. get ready for colorado is the mindset. chris: cool shot of the skydome,

a's looking to avoid the sweep in toronto. sometimes it might not be your day. starling marte lines one to right center. randall great chick, will apply. -- randal grich -- what a play. pinder hit the at full speed, shaken up, but stated -- did stay in the game. bottom three, marcus semien absolutely crushes this one into the second deck. his career-high 35th homer. jays sweep the a's, 4-0 the final. bob melvin still confident his team can get it done. >> you know what? i think the best part of our season is yet to come. i really do. i think we're going to get home, play our best stretch of baseball, get on a run before the season's over, i think our

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there are worries this labor day weekend could make our covid situation surge even worse. an average of 1100 people are dying in the u.s. each day, 131% in the last month. trevor ault has more from new york. trevor: tonight, labor day weekend crowds across the country triggering new fears and already dire covid crises could student -- soon potentially get worse. college football rolling back with packed stadiums, tens of thousands in philadelphia for the maiden festival. but with the delta variant driving america's caseload back near 150,000 infections a day, 13 times what it was in june, tonight, dr. fauci with this stern warning. >> we can't be having 150,000 new infections per day. that's pandemic numbers. that's the first thing we've got to crack that one right away. trevor: hospitals and states with low vax rates like idaho are already struggling. >> nobody is vaccinated.

people are like yeah, it's all open. it's all three. it's devastating. trevor: in many stools across the country -- and many schools across the country trying to reopen running into trouble, holding in person classes because of infections. >> we are willing to make a citizens arrest if necessary. trevor: covid particles leading to this confrontation, allegedly threatening to arrest an elementary school principal with zip ties after a student was withheld from a field trip. one of the men disputing some of the claims against them. and with just two weeks until the nation's targeted booster shot rollout, dr. fauci acknowledging pfizer's third shot will likely be ready, but moderna's may need more time. >> what you might see is rather than the simultaneous rolling out of the booster program of both those products, you may be

sequential by about a week or two. dion: that was trevor all reporting. if you got an email alert from the oakland unified school district about covid cases, it was in error. the district says an upgrade unleashed above that sent out false messages every hour starting at midnight. the messages cthe information about old cases, including people testing positive for the virus or who had symptoms. you can ignore the emails. o ust is turning off its systems so they can fix the problem. for everything covid-19 related, we have an entire team dedicated to getting us the latest information. just had to abc7news.com and click on the big blue box. in the south bay, prosecutors present their opening arguments in the case against their nose founder elizabeth holmes. she's accused of misleading doctors, patients, and investors about her blood testing company nearly 20 years ago.

legal experts are weighing in on the evidence now. a silicon valley startup culture of fake it till you make it is expected to come under scrutiny, as well as the high-profile investors homes attracted to the comedy -- to the company. they say holmes was manipulated by her then boyfriend is another argument prosecutors are likely to challenge. >> i think the leading defense we're going to see is she did not attempt to defraud anybody. the government has to pretend that she did. dion: in the final analysis, it will likely come down to her credibility and what she told regulators and investors at the time. she'll have to convince the jury she believed her statements to be true, or she lacked the mental capacity to understand they were false and intended to deceive. new at 11:00, apple walks back plans for a new child safety tool because of privacy concerns. last month, the tech giant announced it would scan users

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dion: $71.4 million. that's what the newest marvel film racked up at the box office this weekend. it's a new record for labor day openings. the superhero film is on pace for nearly $84 million for day holiday weekend. now this is the first major superhero movie to feature an

asian leap and primarily asian cast. abc 7 news anchor kristin z sat down today with the star to talk about what that means to him and the community. kristen: congrats on an amazing weekend. simu: it like people were underestimating us. i was reading some really low estimates for a really long time , and it's been a crazy weekend because i've just seen that number go up and up. kristen: the box office records, the rave reviews. is this all part of the simu liu life plan? simu: that's a hard no. i had no idea what i had for my plan. i went to school for accounting. that tells you how confident i was in where everything was going to turn out. this is incredible. it's such a dream come true for so many reasons. i've wanted to play as superhero pretty much my whole life. before i knew they were in movies, i just wanted to be a superhero.

i literally, just to see so many people from our community come up and support this movie, as well, seeing all the theater by outs the grassroots campaigns, that is really the engine of what is kind of propelling this movie forward. and it's all over my social media, so i can imagine what it must be like for everyone else. kristen: i know a lot of asian americans leaving the theater had an experience. i know i did. i know my teenage son did, like i feel seen, to feel in a cool light. how does that feel to have that kind of impact as an actor? simu: it's all i've ever wanted. every artist wants to be a part of something that is like icey, that is -- zeitgeisty, that is culture shaping. i feel like we've done that in such an amazing way, not just with my character. but there are so many amazing asian characters in this movie. each have their own back story, their own dimensionality, their

own slice of the asian american experience. and just the richness of the story and the fact that we do have so many characters to root for, i mean, i just feel it's such a wonderful moment for our community. dion: so much to be proud about. disney is the parent company of marvel and abc 7. drew, when it comes to the weather, probably good to be inside the weather -- the theater. drew: oh, yeah, talking temperatures, a lot of us going into the 80's and 90's tomorrow. we'll take you to the air quality. we do have some concern. we have moderate to poor air quality tomorrow depending on where you live. we'll improve that a little bit on tuesday, more in the moderate category, but it's a hazy day tomorrow, especially in the afternoon. overnight tonight, crystal cloud cover, limited patchy fog around the bay shoreline, numbers falling in the mid to upper 50's for most of us, first thing in

our labor day. labor day itself, we quickly warm-up, a lot of sunshine throughout the day, 80 in san jose, 70 for afternoon sunshine, 92 in santa rosa. the coast is not that bad, 78 degrees. here's the forecast for the next seven days. we do have that spare the air day in effect tomorrow, and then we'll find moderate air quality on tuesday, a little bit more humid midweek before we cracked that he. -- that heat. dion: thanks so much. not to chris with a preview of sports. chris: coming up in sports, just one week until the 49ers open up their season. after review, the giants regain control of the nl west. have the orange and

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been distributed. >> the answers to your vaccine question. >> every county is different. >> if we stay at that pace, how long do you think it will take to vaccinate the majority of our population? >> from our dedication -- dedicated team of experts. >> it's still ongoing. >> vaccine watch, every day on abc 7 news. >> sports on abc 7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. chris: with 25 games left in the regular season, the giants have a one-game lead over the dodgers in the american league less -- west. -- national league west. will smith comes off the bag. after a lengthy review, buster was safe and the game-winning run scored. that's it. that's all. tonight, mike yastrzemski caught this pop-up along the netting. after review, the out call was also upheld. to the giants win the game and the series, two winds each with

a flair for the dramatic. >> i thought it was appropriate. it was kind of fun. we were pretty confident that y az would make the play. this is theater. baseball is theater. fans appreciate an exciting moment and i'm glad they got to get really exciting at the end. >> it seems pretty fitting. those are two of the most exciting replays i've ever been a part of. obviously you want to jump out and celebrate right away. but i think it adds that much more suspense and it was a lot of fun. chris: our nfl countdown to kickoff nearly complete, one week away from the regular season opener in detroit september 12. this year, 49ers will embark on a 17 game regular season, all eyes toward super bowl 56 at sophia stadium in los angeles. health going to play a major factor after injuries derailed the 2020 campaign, kyle shanahan entering the fifth season into san francisco. is one winning season -- the

head like how his team stacks up. >> i feel this is the third year in a row that i feel like we have a chance in every game that we're in. that's kind of all you ask for from a talent standpoint, from what the organization gives you. i don't feel like everyone, year in and year out, always does have a chance. and to be the three years and a rope from what we've done in the off-season going through camp, i feel real good about it. chris: $15 million at stake in the final round of the pj season. leader patrick cantley up by two. second shot nearly gets to the 18th. all kinds of trouble as he hits his third shot. didn't want to do that. somehow he would make bogey. john ron would need a birdie to tie things up. heading into 18, he's got it all lined up. wouldn't you know it doesn't go? he cannot believe it. so cantley, by one, heading into the final hole, and the tap

birdie secures the one-stroke victory at. a cool $50 million he had $14.6 million in total career earnings. that's a nice addition to the bank account. the new season starts in napa in silverado. the world cup qualifier, usa and canada in nashville, scoreless into the second half, u.s. on the attack. 20-year-old brandon aronson with his fourth international goal and first world cup qualifying goal, 1-0 usa. alfonso davies finds kyle laren for the equalizer, 1-1. the canadians in nashville are fired up. the u.s. had one last chance in stoppage time. miles robinson's head goes over the bar. this ends in a 1-1 draw. nba training camp opens at the end of the month. if the warriors are looking for extra sugars, look no further than the brick brothers. warriors basketball academy in oakland, the shoot 360 workout.

while we missed more shots than we make, we definitely had our moments. two time nba champ zaza broke it all down with us. >> what you think about this technology? >> i had a lot of fun doing that. it was really cool to be able to compete directly with each other. it will be especially cool when you can play with everybody doing the same drills. so far, so good. i'm getting a good workout. >> do you remember the numbers? what is your perfect shot? >> zero left to right? straight, death in the 11th's? >> correct, you nailed it. they can't see the ball but they're smart people. chris: it looks like steph curry and klay thompson's jobs are safe. abc 7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealer. dion: funded see the tables turn. after being canceled last year because of the pandemic, the

nice bait tradition -- an east bay tradition sold out with back to back crowds. ♪ the sound of pipes and drums welcome to spectators at the scottish highland games at the alameda county fairgrounds in dublin. capacity at this year's celebration was limited because of health and safety concerns. organizers say they sold out tickets to both days of the festival saturday and sunday. >> last year would have been our 155th consecutive year of games, and it was very sad that we had to break that record. but we felt the health and safety of our participants and audience was more important. dion: definitely better to be safe than sorry. the event is always a popular draw, celebrating the vibrant

spirit of caledonia. and we do have to mention the heavy athletics competition included what you see here, the weight tossed. definitely a scorcher out there, but well worth the wait for spectators. that's it for this edition of abc 7 news at 11:00 tonight. i'm dion lim. abc 7 news continues bright and early tomorrow morning at 5:00. for drew tuma and chris alvarez and all of us here at abc 7, thanks so much for joining us. have a great night and we will see you tomorrow.

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