>> buig solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> two major fires saturday in the bay area. the flames all but wiped out a wooden and a home depot after a fire erected inside the building. good morning everybody. we have a lot to get to including that fire danger, so let's start with a quick look at the weather. frances: there is still a fire danger in salon obey. a live look outside, starting off with a clear beautiful day as we show you the bay bridge lights. temperatures during the next two days will be in -- the wind will

continue to be strong with a wind effect for the higher elevations until -- get ready for some rain heading our way. it begins during the morning commute and i will tell you how much you can expect in your neighborhood. >> the home depot on blossom hill road near santa teresa boulevard right across from the oakridge mall earned for hours yesterday. we had a sky 7 video catching small explosions coming from the building. firefighters say everyone inside did make it out. tara campbell is following the developing story. tara: terrifying moments for everyone inside a san jose home depot early saturday evening. the building engulfed in flames. >> people trying to find family members and managers trying to make sure all of their employees are out.

tara: san jose fire getting multiple calls, arriving on scene and quickly calling for backup. >> they reported heavy fire coming from the front side of the home depot and they immediately called for a second alarm. tara: that second alarm turning into a fifth alarm. the smoke seen for miles and miles away. >> as it stands right now, we have full accountability for the employees who work at the home depot. no reported injuries to civilians or firefighters. tara: toxic smoke and whipping wind wreaking havoc >. >> what we did with the assistance of san jose police department as we lit everyone in the neighborhood shelter-in-place, keep their windows closed and turn off any exterior fans. tara: crews evacuating an adjoining veterinary clinic.

>> we have a trailer that will hopefully be able to transport a whole bunch of crates full of dogs and the dogs and cats need to be safe. tara: while crews are sorting to get this blaze under control, concerns overnight will be any hotspots or flareups. carter nielsen lives nearby and cannot believe how quickly the flames grew. >> i dropped my kid off, drove by and then 15 minutes later when i drove by, the entire building was engulfed. tara: as for the cause of the fire, officials say it is likely a long way out from knowing. >> the home depot is a total loss. the roof has collapsed. it will take some time to get in. liz: hours earlier, a fire erected at the port of the niesha and engulfed most of the docs, sending up thick black smoke. we spoke to residents who say it could have been worse. >> sky 7 flying over this

massive cloud of smoke. flames started on a conveyor belt near a petco silo and those flames quickly splurged -- quickly spread to the peer. >> the fire dropped from the can -- from the conveyor belt. >> officials say crews could not get to the peer because it was casted -- because it was carrying hazardous materials. the fire started at the base of the peer and quickly made its way toward the center. four boats were docked at the peer and quickly relocated to other areas and others nearby the fire had to get evacuated, including this for the -- wedding party who had their service moved elsewhere. >> at this point we are sending all of the guests to another location and seeing if we can hold the wedding at a park. >> this fire causing concern among residents. as this fire burns, the chemical

was released into the atmosphere in this longtime resident and environmental activist says residents were lucky the wind blew the smoke over the water. >> we know these fires are toxic. when a wharf burns, it is a hugely toxic chemical. >> she says she doesn't want any hazardous materials at the port, especially with the dry hills nearby. >> the grass can catch and embers from fires travel. liz: strong wind and dry brush for the reason there is a red flag warning for a swath of solano county. the warning does not expire until 5:00 tonight. unseasonably warm temperatures have firefighters on high alert. there was a three alarm fire yesterday morning in vallejo and that for one homeowner. >> it is only april.

you need a bag by the door all the time for the fire to come. >> it makes us high alert for the rest of the summer coming up. liz: chp shut down one lane of i-80 as firefighters worked to get flames under control. sacramento police their staffing this weekend following that mass shooting that left six people dead and 12 others injured a week ago. today among the officers are members of the department gang task force. investigators say the shootout was gang-related and there were at least five gunmen involved. so far there have been three arrests. ukrainian president zelenskyy is thanking several people and organizations for a global fundraising event that raised more than 10 billion euros for ukrainians who have fled their homes. this as zelenskyy repeats his call for a complete embargo on

russian oil and gas, which he called sources of russia's self-confidence and impunity. >> ukrainian president zelenskyy is thanking the organizers of the stand up for ukraine global fundraising event. it raised more than $10 billion for ukrainians forced to flee their homes. during his address to ukraine saturday night, zelenskyy said he spoke with british premise to boris johnson about possible new sanctions on russia. earlier, johnson walked through kyiv with zelenskyy during an unannounced visit. >> in the last few weeks, the world has found new heroes and those heroes are the people of ukraine. >> i have -- ahead of the major russian offensive in the east, the leader of the command in syria is taking command of this next phase of the war and is russians head east, there is mounting evidence of brutal

tactics all stop -- tactics. more than 200 people are presumed dead, -- >> we were sending a route to kyiv. >> the bodies of 132 people were discovered. ukraine officials say they were tortured and murdered and in bucha, authorities are examining the mass graves. >> the whole world is mou rning with the people of bucha. >> this resident. >> this breaks my heart. i'm sure we will rebuild this city and we will make it even more beautiful than before. liz: coming up on this week following the deadly strike on a ukrainian train station, we go one-on-one with white house

national security advisor pick sullivan for the latest on russia's investigation, -- russia's invasion, the investigation into possible war crimes and the biden administration response. new this morning, pope francis is calling for an easter truce in ukraine to make room for negotiating peace. this morning he celebrated sunday mass before crowds in st. peter's square and that i can city sent -- for the first time since the pandemic began. the pope highlighted the need for leaders to make sacrifices for the good of the people and for weapons to be laid down. the pontiff did not refer directly to the invasion of ukraine but he has repeatedly denounced it and the suffering it has brought to innocent civilians. frances: we have a beautiful shot looking toward downtown san francisco and another clear start to the day with mostly sunny skies and temperatures a little bit cooler that we are still dealing with the wind.

we have a red flag warning and also wind advisories and high surf advisories which i will tell you about coming up. liz: an icon on the waterfront in san francisco is now closing. we give you a look at a historic bay area business. a decades-old tradition is back after being online for two years. ♪ sure, feels good when you get it right. and with the number one powered toothbrush brand

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liz: an iconic family restaurant in san francisco is permanently closing its doors after 97 years in business. known for their sicilian seafood on fisherman's wharf, it was one of the oldest family owned restaurants in the city. representatives say they decided to end their yeast early. they had temporarily closed during the pandemic and did not reopen. it started as a fish stand in 1925.

it moved to stall number eight on the wharf. the giant number eight on the facade is a nod to the restaurant's history. a task force met for more than 12 hours to redraw san francisco's supervisory districts. the meeting was chock-full of drama and controversy. the proposals have been likened to gerrymandering. this redistricting plan has drawn in norma's response from the public -- enormous response from the public. >> for me, that just sounds like gerrymandering in itself. >> do not assume that we do not know what it's like to be dirt poor. liz: the task force had hoped to complete a draft by the end of the meeting.

a nearly seven decade old san francisco tradition is back. the thundering beats welcomed people back to the cherry blossom festival in japan town. this annual event has been online the last two years because of covid. the mayor says the effects of the pandemic on japan town have been really tough. >> that has changed. this weekend and next weekend, we will have an opportunity to enjoy japan town like never before. liz: the festival continues today and next weekend and this year's theme is springing forward. the cherry blossoms, we were just in d.c. talking about how beautiful they were. frances: they are beautiful but if you have some allergies, you might want to take whatever it is you need.

the uv index will also be high today, so have your sunscreen and sunglasses ready. a live view of the satellite and radar system with clear skies over the area. low 40's through parts of the north bay. upper 50's through parts of the inland areas like brentwood and livermore. check out the cameras bouncing from our east bay hills as we look toward the bay bridge and san francisco. we are going to be dealing with gusty wind over the hills and also at the beaches and then the cooling trend continues into tomorrow and it is going to be raining and chilly we are also tracking more rain later this week. we are dealing with the wind once again with a red flag warning in effect for solano county until 5:00 this evening and we could see gusts up to 15 miles per hour with low

humidity. the wind advisory is still in place for the higher elevations. gusts possibly up to 60 miles per hour over the peaks and look out for some possible downed tree limbs. there is also a high surf advisory, so the wind is creating some giant waves, possibly 18 foot to 22 foot. dangerous surfing and swimming conditions. highs today will be generally cooler compared to yesterday but still plenty of sunshine with a few passing high clouds. look for mid-60's around the bay and upper 60's at the beaches, ll in the inland areas where we will see low 70's to mid 70's. overnight, lowes will be pretty chilly with all of us in thean s

system is starting to head oury. 5:00 tomorrow morning the commute, most of the rain north of santa rosa. it sweeps through the area and by 9:00 it is in the south bay and then all clear after that. it is owing to bring us a 10th to a quarter of an inch of rain for most locations and even some snow to the sierra. a winter weather advisory from 5:00 to 8:00 and then here is the seven-day forecast. still gusty with temperatures cooling a little bit more with light rain and chilly tomorrow. bright and breezy and that looks like showers are likely and we are tracking them for thursday. liz: taking care of our environment is part of building a better bay area and an innovative project has the promise for generating clean energy and possibly revolutionizing a key part of

california's water system. spencer christian has a look. >> they crisscrossed the central valley, driving one of the most elective producing economies in the world, but soon, irrigation and aqueducts could power thousands of california homes and businesses as well. josh is with the -- district >> we are studying how do you expand canals that go from 20 feet to 110 feet. >> turning sundrenched canals into solar power producers. they designed the panels to act as canopies. once they are in place, the test grades are respected to generate about five gigawatts of renewable energy. the ceo believes they might also help protect the precious water from the effects of climate change. >> after looking at these open canals driving from san francisco to l.a., we thought

after years and years of drought that there must be something we can do to put a lid on evaporation. >> compared to existing solar farms, backers believe there are major economic advantages as well because most of the canals are on publicly owned land and they offer -- intentionally making it easier to distribute the power to the surrounding community. >> this makes sense because we aren't irrigation provider but also the electric utility. we have both functions that this project potentially will benefit on the same canal bank. >> he says this project is believed to be the first of its kind in the country but may not be the last. water in california rarely stays in one place and at this rodrick -- if this program is successful, backers hope it can be duplicate it on water projects up and down the state. -- also studied the canopy concept and he believes the benefits could be scaled up

without affecting open space or taking farmland out of production, potentially placing solar canopies over the massive aqueducts carrying water from northern to southern california. >> if we covered all 4000 miles of canals in the state, our hypothesis going in is that we would save about 65 billion gallons of water annually, enough to serve a couple million people. >> all while producing clean energy for local power grids. liz: the pilot project is excited to cost roughly $20 million and it is receiving support from the california department of blood and grants. getting spam texts on your phone lately? michael finney investigates with a behind the scenes look at the spam i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people.

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thank for saving their lives. >> are you guys ok? >> we need help. >> standby, we are getting you. liz: a case of being in the right place at the right time. a rip current pulled the 16-year-olds out to sea. they had been trevon diggs -- treading water for 30 minutes. these fishermen were in the only boat out in the water and they saved the lives of these local teens. if you are like many of us, you have seen a growing number of spam texts across your phone. michael finney shows us what to watch out for. michael: like most of us, john has seen an increase in the number of span text -- spam texts he has been getting. he usually ignores them but this one from a friend asked him to buy $400 worth of google play cards for a local civic group. >> it looked legitimate and

sounded legitimate and is -- it is the kind of thing we would possibly do. michael: his wife was going to safeway anyway, so he asked her to purchase the gift cards. great, the spammer texted. send me clear pictures of each card and a picture of the receipt. >> at that point i went, this is a fake. i'm being scammed. michael: be aware of anyone -- beware of anyone asking you to purchase gift cards, cryptocurrency or to use a payment app. these kinds of transactions are hard to trace and don't offer the legal protections of a credit card. the text john received impersonated a friend but many more pretend to be from a business. the federal trade commission reports that spam texts supposedly from a business have bilked taxpayers out of $5 billion since march 21 of last year. >> we've done reports of the

increase in amazon impersonation scams coming in by text message and other media. michael: the latest scam began more than a week ago and pretends to be from verizon, offering a free gift for paying your bill. at the same time, google searches for the term spam text spiked. >> just in the first day last month, we saw about 5000 complaints in the first hour of those text messages getting sent out. michael: julia porter says scammers are now using caller id spoofing to send you texts from your own number. here are tips both she and the ftc issued to avoid being scammed. be cautious about giving out your phone number. watch for strange looking urls. don't click on them. beware of misspellings. forward spam texts to the ftc

and to your phone company. these scams are nothing new. >> all given new life by the internet and yet another rebirth through iphones and android devices. michael: as for john, we gave -- he brought his case to safeway and they gave him a refund for the google play purchases. >> i was smiling. liz: that was michael finney. with more people choosing not to answer their phones, spammers are turning to texts. the ftc says young people are the most likely to get scammed but senior citizens ultimately lose more money. still to come, the nation j kagan ice-skating phenomenon is skating right off of the ice. the shocking announcement she made this week. a texas-based startup has sent people to space for a weeklong stay. the details be

>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning. we are starting this half-hour with another look at the weather. we have been tracking red flag warning's. frances: the wind will be an issue with the red flag warning in effect for solano county, and also high surf advisories for the beaches. a live view shows a clear start to our morning and here is your day planner. temperatures will be in the 40's and 50's. we will see some high clouds and a slightly cooler afternoon for everyone. mid-60's and at the beaches, mid 50's by the afternoon. rain is on the way tomorrow and i will have the details on how much you can expect, coming up. liz: a sad story out of florida where dwayne haskins was killed when he was hit by a dump truck as he was walking across the

freeway. haskins was part of a group of steelers that had gathered to work out during the off-season. alex presha is here with what we know about the investigation. alex: dwayne haskins died saturday morning after he was struck by a vehicle while working -- walking on a south florida highway. he was pronounced dead at the scene. after a standout 2018 season at ohio state university, haskins was selected 15th overall by washington in the 2019 draft. he played two seasons in washington before being released by the team. . >> a young kid with his whole life ahead of him, with a promising career, it is just sad. alex: the young quarterback was in florida training alongside other quarterbacks. the coach releasing a statement, saying i am devastated and at a

loss for words. saying the world lost a great person today. liz: ice-skating star richmond -- and richmond native alyssa announced her retirement this weekend at the age of 16. she became the youngest women's national champion at the age of 13 and she made this year's olympic team after she recovered from covid and placed seventh in the -- in the beijing games. she was considered the future of the sport but has decided to call it quits. she said she has reached all of her goals and is moving on with her life. a great career and only 16. the first store paying custom -- greeted by seven professional astronauts at the iss. the mission was made possible by

the cooperation of startup axiom space, spacex and nasa. >> the historic axiom one mission crew docked with the international space station saturday morning. >> soft capture complete. >> the trip was chartered by axiom space. the falcon 9 commercial bucket carrying a crew dragon capsule took off friday from kennedy space station in florida. on board, a veteran of four trips during his time at nasa and now commanding this mission as an axiom employee. >> i can't begin to describe how fun it has been to be at dragon for the last day and a half or so, watching these guys' faces light up. >> larry connor, a real estate

mogul from ohio, a canadian investor and a former fighter pilot and israeli investor. each received a pin, recognizing them as the latest space explorers. >> i am thrilled and honored to be up here. thank you to spacex for the phenomenal ride. >> it is amazing to be here. it is hard to find the words. >> one nasa astronaut welcomed them aboard the iss and recognized the momentous occasion. >> this is a historic day for continued we expect long-term cooperation with nasa, our international partners and with private companies and astronauts. >> the mission made possible by close coordination between axiom space, spacex and nasa. axiom hopes to one day build its own commercial space station.

liz: building a better bay area includes a focus on race and social justice. -- is meeting with community leaders across the bay area this weekend to discuss asian hate. erica is seen here with leaders of the san francisco chinese hospital and they discuss the hospitals need for more support and resources from the biden administration. >> i think it is very important to keep communication going so they understand our community's needs, work together, and come up with solutions to have a better future. liz: she will also meet with leaders in the asian cultural center in oakland and the mayor of fremont. she plans to report all the information she learns back to the biden administration. a new survey finding 16% of americans say they have personally invested in trade or used cryptocurrency. in miami, so much interest is

there that there is a conference all about it. >> it is a sign of the times, a modern-day wild wild west. >> there is no u.s. marshal or town chef -- town sheriff. >> for many of the 35,000 people at the miami bitcoin conference, those risks are worth taking to be part of what they see as the future of money. >> the proof is in the pudding. we have a headquarters that have moved, providing hundreds of high paying jobs. >> the gathering has doubled the number of participants as of last year. >> this really symbolizes how the gravitational center of gravity of the country has moved from san francisco to the city of miami. >> this high-tech looking sculpture is similar to wall street's iconic one. the laser eyes acting as a nod to how crypto believers express themselves on social media.

>> crypto on one hand is all about peer-to-peer currency, like transferring value, storing value without the intervention of a central bank or government. >> but the lack of oversight leaves many officials in an awkward position. >> at the same time, new products, new technologies can also bring risk. >> one of those risks is the speed with which money can be stolen. >> 10 years ago you could not make $100 billion with hacking -- $100 million with hacking. now that is almost a weekly occurrence in the crypto world. >> with business is now accepting bitcoin and over 300,000 transactions a day, the government is taking action. last month, president biden signed an executive order calling on government agencies to weigh the risks and benefits of using block chain and cryptocurrencies. liz: still ahead, remembering

those who marched. the oriole ceremony happening -- the memorial ceremony happening today in the east bay. a live look outside over the bay and the ferry building. we will check in on

liz: today is the commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the death march when allied troops fighting the japanese during world war ii were captured in the philippines and forced to march 80 miles without food or water to a prison camp. this is a look at the event from a couple years ago. this year's commemoration will take place a -- aboard the uss hornet. 10:00 is when the commemoration kicks off. tickets are available on their website.

let's get another check outside. frances: we are looking live from emeryville with clear skies tonight -- clear skies right now and we have some clouds coming in for tomorrow with rain heading our way, but we are dealing with wind today and i will let you know how cool it is going to be this week. liz: also, jordan poole was clutch for the warriors. chris alvarez will have the highlights coming up in sports. highlights coming up in sports. nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure... ...demands a lotion this pure. new gold bond pure moisture lotion. 24-hour hydration. no parabens, dyes, or fragrances. gold bond. champion your skin.

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liz: welcome back. here is a live look outside, looking at the san francisco skyline. we will check in with frances in just a moment. the a's will try to win their first game of the season and avoid being swept. oakland faces the phillies at citizens bank park. the giants will try to win their

first series of the season. san francisco takes on the miami marlins at oracle park at 1:05. tonight, the warriors will play their final game of the regular season against the pelicans. tip-off is at 6:30 at smoothie king center. last night, the dubs faced the spurs in san antonio. here is chris alvarez with the highlights. chris: entering play saturday, just two games left in the regular season for the warriors. in san antonio last night and in new orleans later today. acrobatics in san antonio. here we go. that is impressive. lonnie walker does not need help to crush the rim with a game-high 24 off the bench. jordan poole had eight assists. clay loves it. the defense, the steel and great

vision ahead. a touchdown -- the dubs up 10 at the break. here is dream on. the dubs biggest lead was 17 and the spurs stay in it. joshua primo beats the third-quarter buzzer and san antonio is down seven. they got within two but jordan poole scored all 18 of his points in the second half and that is fancy. the warriors win, and they win in new orleans clinches the three seed for the west. >> we know we have a lot of room to grow and guys that can take even more, i think that is a great position to be in. chris: one of the most memorable moments for the giants, self proclaimed captain entering on the boat against the marlins. the first 24 thousand fans receiving a captains hat.

carlos rode on, giants debut, 12 strikeouts in five innings. san francisco, no-hit until the bottom of the fifth. we are all tied at the bottom of the ninth. the giants lose, spoiling a great effort. >> it was incredible, loud. the crowd has a lot to do with it. when they are making noise like that, it is nice. >> in the big leagues, it is different. chris: the a's in philadelphia. cole irvin on the mound, the solo shot to left and it is 3-0.

two pictures later, jean sakura lines that one up and that is out to left as well. philly goes up 4-0. top of the ninth, sean murphy tying run with the plate but look for the first win later today. that is your look at sports. back to you. liz: let's get a check of the weather now. frances: live doppler 7 showing clear skies around the bay area and it is going to be a different story tomorrow morning. temperatures range from low 40's to some 50's. 53 in san francisco but only 42 in santa rosa. looking out toward the bay bridge, it is going to be windy once again. the cooling trend continues into tomorrow. it is going to be chilly and rainy and then we are tracking more rain that are this week and it looks like thursday is our bet -- is our best bet.

gusts up to 50 miles per hour with low humidity means fire can spread quickly and a wind advisory for the higher elevations highlighted in yellow with gusts up to 60 miles per hour and this is extended until 3:00 and it might come off a little bit sooner depending on the wind. we will keep and i on that, -- we will keep an eye on that. there is a high surf advisory and we could see up to 22 foot waves so be careful of strong rip currents at the beaches today. highs will be cooler in general for everybody. san francisco, 65, san jose, 71. very comfortable low 70's through santa rosa and also livermore and lowes tonight will be chilly with mostly 40's for everybody with increasing clouds overnight into tomorrow morning ahead of the system that is

going to bring us some rain. monday morning, 5:00, mostly dry except north of santa rosa and during the morning commute, it starts to slide through the bay area and by 9:00 it is mainly in the peninsula and east bay and then clearing in the north bay, gone by the afternoon, generally less than a quarter of an inch but as the system moves east tomorrow, it will bring a winter weather advisory to the sierra. be extra careful if you have to head to our from tahoe. we could see up to 14 inches of snow over the peaks. here is a look at the accuweather 7 day forecast. dusty conditions, temperatures continuing to cool compared to yesterday and then tomorrow will be the chilly us day. we start off in the 40's and temperatures are much cooler for everyone, mid 50's to near 60, so that rain will move through quickly during the morning hours. bright and breezy, tuesday and

wednesday look dry and then we are checking a chance -- tracking a chance for rain on thursday. we will keep an eye on that timing. liz: we will take anything we can get. it is a story in the wall street journal on what they are talking tiktok brain, exploring why some kids get hooked on social media feeds. a growing area of research is looking into the effect this may have on your child's developing mind. >> back for endless grueling -- endless scrolling and kids eat them up. tiktok learns what users likes and then customizes the feed, tailoring content to their exact interest. >> these clips are designed to continue to engage the attention and to turn away is very

difficult because it is like after you have been fasting for three days, there is a sumptuous meal in front of you and it is hard for anyone to pull back from. >> what is new here, a study in china were college students were shown sort videos while having their brains scanned in a functional mri machine. students shown targeted videos tailored to their interests, certain sections of the brain involved in addiction were lit up, observably more than when shown a random sequence of videos the study set about 5.9% of tiktok users may have significant problematic use. scientists say kids inherently have less control over knowing when it's time to disconnect because the brain's prefrontal cortex that targets impulse control and decision-making is not fully developed until age 25. for this family in phoenix,

arizona, the battle over screen time has been an ongoing struggle with their three young kids since we first profiled them in 2018. mom carly says it has only intensified with the advent of tiktok. >> the mindless scrolling is so hard on them, and then their ability to be engaged with people around them, but they want to watch their phone and do that at the same time, which is so sad. . >> tiktok recently increased the maximum running time from videos , telling abc news in a statement, in addition to enabling parents to control screen time, tiktok limits evening push notifications and proactively surfaces in feed reminders to take a break from the app. liz: next, traveling is getting easier from the north bay. details on the sunday rail

liz: here are the winning numbers from last night's powerball drawing. the drawing was held late last night after a lengthy delay. no word if there was a winner or why the drawing was delayed. the winning numbers from last nights super lotto plus drawing. nobody picked all six numbers so wednesday's jackpot rose to $33 million. in the north bay, the sunday service for smart trains is back on may 1 stop service was suspended in april of 2020 during the pandemic. board members announced service will be back on track in an april 6 meeting. officials say over all has gone up recently. the -- kicked off this weekend.

performances, a car show and activities for children. it is the 29th annual cesar chavez celebration and the largest event to celebrate in a labor northern california. the event honored his contributor and to workers rights. it is sibling day. siblings are almost always the people we will know the longest time during our lives. many siblings find the relationships with each other change and evolve over the years and can provide encouragement and competition, and reminders of our past. the best way to celebrate sibling day is to spend time for people -- spend time together if you can. next on abc seven mornings, red flag warning's in effect for people in solano county. -- a look at the stars on the way.

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the fire danger this weekend. let's start with a quick look at the weather. frances: wind is still an issue today so there is still a red flag warning and high wind advisory for the beaches and higher elevations. you can see with this live shot the cameras is bouncing a bit. here is your day planner, sunrise at 6:41, temperatures in the 40's and 50's over the next couple hours. we will see high clouds with temperatures a little cooler compared to yesterday. enjoy the sunshine while you can because tomorrow will be cooler and cloudy with rain on the way. i will tell you about that with the forecast. liz: now to the latest of one of two fires around the bay area yesterday. the home depot near santa teresa boulevard burned for hours. we