footprint of one of the worst fires we have had. community advocates say it is about time and it is the right thing to do to prevent future disasters. cornell barnard has the story. cornell: pg&e crews were cutting asphalt and digging trenches in santa rosa, putting power lines underground to reduce wildfire risk. >> we are doing everything we can to stop wildfires. under grounding is a big part of that. we note it cuts ignition risk by 99% because the ground -- the lines are underground. >> the city says it has a goal of under grounding 10,000 miles of power lines, 170 five miles this year, 43 in the bay area. >> it is expensive right now. it is about $3.5 million per mile. >> this work happening in the very footprint of the 2017 tubs

fire, which destroyed thousands of homes and killed two people. pg&e equipment was not responsible for sparking it, but it's lines have been blamed for sparking other deadly wildfires. >> we have had too many incidents of pg&e powerlines being responsible for major disasters. >> jennifer greg thompson has a nonprofit helping communities affected by wildfires. she says under grounding powerlines is the only option for high fire risk communities. >> i applaud pg&e for doing this. some people will say that this is well after the fact, but the way we view it, this is well before the fact for many communities that are currently at risk of burning down. >> the santa rosa fire department since the city of santa rosa has been on the receiving end of large and damaging wildfires. the efforts being made by pg&e to mitigate a threat for our communities is a step in the right direction. >> we are doing everything we can to not have our equipment sparked another fire.

dan: with hot temperatures coming this week, the question is -- how significant will be the fire danger? karina: here is meteorologist sandhya patel. sandia -- sandhya: high temperatures will be well above average. overnight, you will not get much cooling, so there's going to be a significant risk of heat illnesses. any time you have hot, dry weather, we are concerned about fire danger, even though recently we did get some rain. here's a look at the sampling of some of the high temperatures. in the triple digits, away from the coastline, the coast will be in the 60's and 70's. just some heat safety tips, drink plenty of water, stay in an ac room, out of the sun if you can, and if you work outside, you will want to take frequent breaks. don't ever leave people and pets inside vehicles. as you know, it gets much harder

inside a vehicle than it does outside, so definitely keep these tips in mind. i will let you know how long this intense heat is going to last. karina: thank you. several controlled burns were conducted across the state today including one in san mateo county near the dam at san andreas lake. >> we like to say we would much rather have good smoke now than bad smoke later. >> the dam helps provide water. this is probably the last prescribed burn of the season as the focus now turns to wildfire suppression. dan: san francisco's former first lady gina miss goni has died. governor newsom released a statement writing san francisco will long remember her as a charming, gracious first lady and trustee on the war memorial

board, a person who gave so much to the city she grew up in and love so much. gina was the widow of former san francisco mayor george he. she remained active in civic life after his assassination. details of the former first lady's death have not been released. karina: it is election day today. one of the biggest measures on the ballot this year is the recall of the san francisco district attorney. we are two hours out from the closing of the polls and the launch of the embattled d.a.'s watch party. stephanie sierra is live right now right near chase center. what can you tell us? how is the mood there now? stephanie: right now, it is pretty calm. the event does not open to the

press and public for a couple of hours, but we are keeping tabs on it. it is certainly a huge night, and it was not long ago when he made national headlines being one of the lead faces of the progressive prosecutor movement. now it is that same judicial philosophy that could cost him his job. his own polling showing him at least 10 points behind, so how did we get here? member, he is a former public defender whose parents were both imprisoned. never prosecuted a case before becoming the city's top prosecutor. he has often been criticized as being too soft on crime. his reform policies are backed by the city's progressive arm, which includes most of the board of supervisors. some supporters are concerned if the recall is successful, it could be a big step back for criminal justice reform. >> i fundamentally believe that

a progressive prosecutor is what is best for the criminal justice system, but we need one that will also take into account that we have problems with chronic offenders and that we have very violent offenders that must be held accountable. >> i'm responsible for fighting as hard as i can every single day to make the city safer. i'm proud of the work we have done and i know how much work we have ahead. >> political experts say it will be a tough road. he won in 2019 on very slim margins, and if polling is any indication, it is not looking a verbal, and if the recall were to be successful, it is important to note this would be the first successful da recall in san francisco history. we will, of course, be here tracking the results as they come in tonight. karina: thank you, stephanie. polls close at 8:00 p.m. today, so you have a couple of more hours to vote. every registered voter in california received a mail-in

ballot this election. if it is postmarked today and received within a week, it will count. you can also return them once person at polling places or designated drop boxes. you can also register to vote today. it is called a conditional voter registration, and your vote will still count. we are live with results starting at 7:30 p.m. >> any time you want local election information, we put it all on one page for you. get voter guides now and get election results tonight. >> in covid headlines today, americans may soon get a new vaccine option. the fda is considering if regulators should authorize a protein vaccine made by novavax. cases remain on the rise in california. the state has top 9 million diagnosed cases. the seven-day test positivity rate has hit 8.9%. that's higher than last summer's

search, but not quite the numbers from last winter. i talked about that with the state epidemiologist on our 3:00 p.m. show "getting answers." >> week are seeing earlier signs we might be seeing some plateauing, so we are encouraged about that. most importantly, our hospitalization levels have remained relatively low. >> she also talked about the covid vaccine for children younger than life. the white house says it could be available later this month. the state will make appointment available through its my turn website. dan: you think gas prices are high where you live? you are probably not paying what this station is charging. >> we are live tonight in boston as we inch our way closer and closer to game three of the nba finals. we will show you how fans are preparing here in massachusetts.

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karina: check this out -- the western finals conference trophy visited abc today. we were wowed by how big it is, shiny it is. apparently also heavy. we were not allowed to touch it. this is what the warriors won for beating the dallas mavericks and how they got into the nba finals. dan: that is pretty cool. the warriors are chasing another

trophy, the championship trophy, and they have to beat the celtics to get it. j.r. stone is live in boston. jr: we did not get to see the trophy out here, but we did get to have some of the best clam chowder around here in boston from a restaurant that is one of the oldest in all of america, but it has not been perfect. we did get on the wrong bridge twice, hit boston traffic, which is nothing to mess around with, but despite all of that, the excitement certainly building as we get closer and closer to game three of the nba finals. >> it is nice you are from frisco, but you are rooting for the team i don't like. >> in business mode when we saw them tuesday. >> now you are in our place. wicked exciting, as we say here. jr: but if you think all boston fans are wearing green and going for the celtics, think again.

this crowd waited in anticipation of seeing the warriors arrive at their hotel. the only one who admitted he is a diehard fan? >> my favorite team is the warriors, and i live in boston. >> do you have a favorite player? >> staff -- steph. just all the 3's that he hits. >> it is boston. it is the place to be. it is better than any city in america right now, trust me. >> 196-year-old union oyster bar serving up lobster rolls, oysters, chowder, to the likes of tony bennett, bill murray, and that well-known quarterback from san mateo. >> look at the sky, tom brady. what you get today is what you got 50 years ago. >> now though, one of their servers is a san jose native.

>> i was wearing it around and all my coworkers were giving me stuff about it. jr: so far, celtics fans courteous and cautious. >> we can go back and forth all day long. i like california. i like san francisco. >> cautiously optimistic. that's what we've got to do. if you gloat, you lose. you ride it out. jr: the championship team, they look at us like that in boston. i will tell you what else is wicked exciting -- the fact that the golden state warriors are flying out all of their full-time employees tomorrow for the game, so we should see much more blue and gold come tomorrow. dan: that's great. the warriors are so good about their entire front office. it is not just the team on the court, it is the entire team they bring into the fold here. what is fun to see, i love a

friendly rivalry. i know it will be brass knuckles when they get down to playing tomorrow, but i love seeing people from other cities rooting for the home team and the opposing team and just seeing people get along and enjoy the moment. jr: there's something special about that. you see fans from the celtics complement in the warriors. ants from the warriors come limiting the celtics and you think we can live in harmony here. and that is just what they are doing so far in boston. dan: great stuff. abc 7 is the only place to watch the celtics and warriors. game three tomorrow. game three tips off at 6:00. keep it here for after the game. it is a big day tomorrow so stay with us. >> we know -- karina: we know the game is in boston, but we want to know what the weather will be like here. if we want to have an outdoor

watch party. sandhya: let me show you the forecast at tip-off. 66 degrees. it is going to be breezy, mainly sunny for game three as the warriors take on the celtics. at 9:00, the temperature will drop down to about 60 degrees and a little more cloud cover, so just keep that in mind. it is a good think that game is being played tomorrow evening because check out what is ahead on today. at least in the afternoon, we have intense heat coming our way . triple digits. up to 100 degrees in concord and calistoga, even places like santa rosa up to 99 degrees. live doppler 7 showing you some high clouds passing through the bay area right now. we do have some fog down below and gusty wind. airport weather warning has been issued. sfo is actually up to 30, so that weather warning until 11:00 p.m. tonight.

you are seeing a mainly sunny sky here in san francisco. 60 degrees, oakland. the 70's from mountain view. to san jose, cool 59. the sun is being filtered by those higher clouds from our emeryville camera. napa, you are at 75. 80's around fairfield. really comfortable for concord and livermore. one other picture, san jose, shark tank, where it is a beautiful day. mild to warm tomorrow afternoon and we have intense summer-like heat coming thursday and friday, so hour-by-hour we go. tomorrow morning, we will still have fog around and higher clouds. this really is going to stick around through tomorrow afternoon and evening, so we don't have to worry about any intense heat tomorrow. it is after that we start to notice those numbers ratcheting up there is day. morning temperatures will be in the 50's and 60's, a really mild start to your morning. definitely watch out for some of that fog right along the coast.

for the afternoon, to 90 degrees in fairfield. 63 in half moon bay, so a summer-like spread as we would expect around this time. 80 in san rafael, 87 in santa rosa. here's a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. morning fog gives way to a warm day inland. much warmer. those temperatures continue to go up on friday. this is going to be the hottest day with mid 100's and lynn. if you are particularly sensitive to heat, you will want to keep this in mind and make plans to stay cool because the heat will increase significantly your risk of illnesses, at least the potential, especially if you are inland, as temperatures soar a good 15 to 25 degrees above average. the coast will be in the 70's. notice temperatures are coming down and then much cooler, back to where you should be for this time of year sunday with upper

50's to mid 80's. temperatures rebounding for monday and tuesday, but we are not expecting any significant heat. on friday, we certainly could see some records here in the bay area, but that is the day you will want to take it easy and stay hydrated. karina: thanks. coming up next, going underground to help (music throughout)

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karina: caring for our environment is part of building a better bay area. abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian has a look. spencer: months in the air can still reveal secrets on the ground including the remnants of ancient waterways hidden for thousands of years, a discovery that could hold the key to recharging the state's depleted groundwater. catherine is overseeing the high-tech survey. >> what we are looking for is a connection hour recharge pathway between the surface of the earth and the aquifer itself. spencer: to help find those channels, helicopters deploying spaceship-sized antennae ping the ground, mapping their geology deep low the surface.

the technique was piloted in california. >> what we want to do with that is to interpret those images in terms of the sediment types that are present or the rock types that are present. spencer: the work helped produce 3d maps locating porous material that allows water to flow deep into the aquifer marked here in red, but while the flights are locating potential recharge locations up and down the state, a specific type of site could turn out to be the most intriguing. cannot recognize the sites with the naked eye because they were created thousands of years ago by powerful glaciers in the sierra, carving out what are now being called paleo valleys. >> these were ancient rivers that came down off of the sierra. spencer: this environmental writer describes the valleys in her new book, water always wins. >> they can be a mile wide and 100 feet deep. spencer: she says the glacial runoff carved out deep canyon-like rivers, but when

they began to melt weeks later, flows began to carve out gravel-like material. graham fog and his then graduate student gary wiseman predicted that her existence in the 1990's. then in a painstaking process, they used well drilling samples to help locate the first documented paleo valley near fresno. >> these paleo valleys are big, fat avenues just sitting there. spencer: researchers believe there may be more than a dozen running through central valley. >> we went to the area where graham had identified one of these deposits. we laid out closely spaced flight lines and flew over the area. pretty exciting.

spencer: with climate change that thing to disrupt the normal snowfall, exploding the paleo valleys to capture the boom and bust runoff could be critical. rather than trying to build new aboveground reservoirs, the vertical percentage of the floodwaters could benefit the channels. researchers from the california department of water resources are busy studying the data for electromagnetic surveys. they believe the water could be used for resource ponds hour could sibley be protected for development. >> we are really trying to look at how do we best utilize our natural infrastructure. >> vast underground reservoirs that could soon become reachable through ancient pathways. karina: experts say california's aquifers can hold more water moving forward than all of our

aboveground reservoirs put together. dan: it is and encouraging possibility. we obviously need to be very creative. where do you feel safe these days? after a shooting in san jose yesterday, those options are

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our eyes on several big races. karina: for details on what decisions are in the voters' hands, let's get straight to our report alive at santa clara county registrar. >> good afternoon. i'm going to start with a focus here in san jose. i want to get straight to some footage shot just a few hours ago. a look inside santa clara county's registrar of voters. volunteers very busy with alex. i'll consider homelessness a top priority in san jose. residents will also vote on the county's next share -- all consider homelessness a top priority in san jose. residents will also vote on the county's next sheriff as well as

district attorney. officials estimated 17% turnout, hoping that by the end of election day, they will see between 35% to 45%. election officials are characterizing traffic as steady, understanding that a majority of residents, about 90%, typically vote i mailed. karina: thank you. -- about 90% typically vote by mail. karina: thank you. >> we will be tracking results all night here on our big order. there are several statewide races people are voting on today. governor newsom is running for reelection and while he is expected to win handily after defeating the recall last year, the big question right now is who will place second tonight, meaning who will he run against in midterms? polling shows it will likely be

republican state senator brian donnelly. that is who newsom feels he has the strongest chance against, but there's also speculation around a bay area author, who wrote "san francisco -- "san fran sicko: why some bay area voters feel disenfranchised." the sacramento district attorney is running as an independent, and there's also two republicans running in the ag race, a former federal prosecutor and a private attorney who did legal counsel for the unsuccessful effort to recall newsom. there's also a handful of other important races across the state today. >> there are new congressional

districts because of the redistricting we just had, and then we have a big prayers -- a big mayor's race in los angeles with developer caruso running against a field of democrats. i think one berkeley poll came out and said bass was in the lead there. >> despite these bases, it appears there could be record low turnout. before today, only about 13% of registered voters had turned in early ballots. analysts say it is likely overall turnout could be less than a quarter, maybe a quarter of all registered voters. by comparison, turnout for the recall of governor newsom last year was more than 50%. again, we will be tracking all these races tonight on our big board. dan: thanks a lot. liz and i will be livestreaming election results starting at 8:30 p.m. on the abc 7 bay area app anywhere you stream. any time you want local

information, we put it all on one page. get voter guides now and election results tonight. karina: the suspects involved in the kidnapping of baby brandon were in court today. they pleaded not guilty for kidnapping of the three month old baby in san jose in april. evidence showed they had attempted to take baby brandon multiple times before the actual kidnapping. the preliminary hearing is set to begin next week. san jose communities have been rocked by two shootings in less than a week, both taking place in public places. considered safe. a tragic shooting ended in the death of a safeway employee over the weekend, and a shooting yesterday in a library with children present. no kids were hurt, just scared. experts are weighing in on what scales you should -- what skills you should hone to go on with daily life. >> if i had to leave very quickly, how what i do that?

if i could not leave and had to take cover, how would i do that? it is likely that if something were to happen, you have already thought about it. karina: the suspects in both shootings are currently at large. and if you need an ally to help you cope with the trauma of gun violence, get started by going to abc7news.com/takeaction. dan: still no answer tonight. the renters in a san francisco luxury high-rise loaded by a water main break four days ago. it forced more than 600 residents of the south of market building to evacuate. building management put tenants up in hotels, but some are growing frustrated after what they say is poor communication from the landlords. an official with the company that manages the buildings as the tower remains uninhabitable and that there's no timetable for tenants to return. >> we have dozens of engineers and construction experts scouring the building right now.

at this point, the electricity system is off. the elevators are off. the building is shut down. dan: we are told at least we tenants don't have a place to stay right now. management blames that on a hotel room shortage due to conventions in town. karina: there's a beautiful waterfront property that is not being used to its full potential. tonight, plans to build a better bay area. plus -- >> i've seen some joke stuff on instagram, but to actually see it five minutes where i live is pretty insane.

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boating to fishing. >> i fish sturgeon, flounder, striper. >> the waterfront can be fun, but many residents say there is not much to do. >> give us something to do. if you want to do something nice, you go to walnut creek. >> the theater closed, restaurants boarded up, storefronts empty. the owner of kings market says covid-19 hurt his and his. the empty streets do not help. -- the owner of kings market says covid-19 hurt businesses. >> behind us we have what we call here in pittsburgh, the verb, a gravel lot that has not had any development in my whole life, so at least 41 years.

>> it will be transformed into a new waterfront development, boutique hotel, banquet hall, and two new restaurants. >> everybody talks about the other side of the hill and the shopping and the restaurants. >> eugene lives near the arena. he is excited about the logic is also worried about safety -- he's excited about the project but is also worried about safety. busty says crime will be cleaned up and adds money is on the way -- boss key -- bosque says crime will be cleaned up and aunts that money is on the way. dan: it is going to be nice by the water as the weather heats up this week. see the temperatures soar in the

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dan: today, markets closed with yet another day in the green as against swept across the boards. the dow increased by 264 points, helping it close above the 33,000 mark. the s&p 500 gained 39. despite today's numbers, wall street investors say they are still worried about the future to come. karina: the most expensive gas nationwide is here in the bay area. it is even more expensive than san francisco.

locally, the lowest prices are in valeo. there's one place that is way above average. ryan curry spoke to drivers filling up. >> it is a slow day at the chevron in menlo park. the station sits on the busy intersection, but hardly any drivers came to fill up. >> about a month ago, it was almost a whole dollar cheaper, so it is just scary to look at. >> nick lives in menlo park and says spending more than $100 to fill up is the new normal this area. he says he will drive hard to avoid prices like these. >> i have never filled up here, that's for sure. i have a toyota, so i philip regular. >> to chevron, however, is not the most expensive. >> the shell just around the corner has premium prices right under eight dollars.

a visitor from out of town says he did not believe it at first. >> this is horrendous. where almost eight dollars a gallon -- i usually burn supreme in my car because of what it is, and we are almost eight dollars a gallon. >> those average prices keep rising each week. johnson is concerned about how high things will go. >> i just don't know that people are fully understanding what is going on. karina: high gas prices. dan: high temperatures. karina: high temperatures. we need a break. sandhya: i will give you a break tomorrow and then sunday, but on friday, i have to tell you, it is going to get hot. here is a look at our air quality. this is something that is good.

as you check out the view, there is sun out there as we look towards the shark tank. air quality the next four days will be in the good to moderate range. you will notice hazy or skies as those temperatures begin to climb. we will see the combination of the two tomorrow. temperatures will be in the 60's to lower 90's for your thursday. notice the numbers going up. as we head into thursday, you will start to get into the mid and upper 90's inland. on saturday, it will still be hot not quite as intense as what we are going to experience on friday. right a is the day that you need to take it easy, especially if you are particularly sensitive to heat. there is a high risk of heat illnesses for inland areas. we will bump up those

temperatures thursday, friday. that will be the warmest day outside and after that, saturday numbers back up by sunday. it will be in the upper 50's to mid 80's, about where you should be this time of year, so that will be a welcome relief. dan: that will be nice. as they would say in boston, it is going to be wicked hot. karina: we know chris alvarez has been in boston working on his accident. hopefully enjoying some good food, too. chris: some we could rain out here in boston. getting better. there's also rain. let's send that to california, but we will first send you the sports cast here in boston talking about the warriors and celtics ahead. staff -- steph

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>> welcome to boston. the nba on have shifted from the bay area to the base date. the series is tied at one game apiece, so now it is essen st of five. you see steph and jordan poole splashing. they got quite the competition going. steve kerr, the coach -- for member, he used to play in the nba, pretty good in his own right. the celtics are one of the most iconic franchises in all professional sports. it is not lost on these players who are looking forward to playing on the parquet floor. >> how many championships they won, over the course of the years.

just have a different iconic look when you see it on tv. >> i'm excited to see what the crowd is going to be like. you always hear stories about boston and how much they love the team. >> we know they are going to bring a lot of the physicality that we brought for the last game, and we've got to be prepared for that. i think it should be a great game. >> the celtics are looking for banner number 18. currently, they are tied with the lakers for the most championships in nba history. things got pretty chippy in game two. here's how they plan to attack and respond in game three. >> do what you do, be who you are. the main thing is continue to stay composed. >> i enjoy the competitive part. everybody may or may not see

they are going between the lines. that's the fun part about it. >> the fun part about it -- abc 7, your exclusive home of the nba finals. after the game, highlights and reaction from guess where? boston. we are not less than 14 weeks away on the 49ers taking the field. they are having mandatory minicamp right now in santa clara this week, and guess who was there? deebo samuel, despite all the contract and trade talk. devo is going into the final year of his rookie contract. remember, he did request a trade from the 49ers when he did not like how things were going, but they said they would not trade him, and of course, they did not. things have seemingly calmed down a little bit.

we had optimistic things will work out. >> i don't think the relationship was over too far away do not get it back to normal. any time you are away from each other for a while, that is always harder. >> i talked to devo -- depot -- deebo a ton, even when he is not here. i don't think he is going to practice this week, but just having him around, having him around the receiver room -- a lot of guys have not met him. >> football cannot come soon enough, but right now, it is all about basketball. warriors, celtics, this should be a great game. i think it is 82% of game three winners when a series is tied go on to win the series. name three is going to be massive here tonight, and guess where you can watch it? do i need to remind you? abc 7. karina: coming up tonight, catch

holy moly followed by the chase. stay with us for abc news at 11:00. dan: we will be livestreaming election results tonight on the abc 7 bay area app available wherever you stream. karina: that is it for abc 7 news. dan: we will see you again a

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all with no monthly service fee. ♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants-- a features editor from salinas, california... a senior marketing analyst from seattle, washington... and our returning champion-- a meteorologist from minneapolis, minnesota... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- mayim bialik. [applause] thank you, johnny gilbert, and welcome, everyone. if you missed yesterday's show, you missed an exciting game, where our meteorologist from minnesota, eric ahasic,

brought the heat, defeating 16-day winner ryan long. is our new champion forecasting another victory for himself today, or is a change in the air for michael or elaine? good luck to all three of you. let's get into the game with these categories... and... responses come between those two words in the dictionary. eric, you are our returning champ. select first. let's go spanning the globe for $600. - elaine. - what is erie? - no. michael. - what is lake ontario? that's it. let's do spanning the globe for $800, please. - eric. - what is thailand? - yes. - globe, $1,000.