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only 73 in san francisco. we are looking at not a significant cool down, just 82 degrees in redwood right now. we are going to have fog and low clouds moving tonight, so that will bring more relief to areas on the coast and the bayshore line. tomorrow, the highs are going to be in the same range as what we saw today and in some places, a little higher. look for highs tomorrow of 103 in lake more and upper 90's in the inland east bay. one more scorcher is coming our way but there will be changes after that. all of those details a little later. dion: developing news out of yosemite national park read tonight, the washburn fire has grown to more than 2000 acres with 0% containment. the world's oldest trees on earth are in danger. evacuations are in place for some. here is j.r. stone.

j.r.: these smoke images coming from yosemite national park over the course of the last 72 hours are incredible but concerning. >> at first we thought we would be ok. j.r.: but trevor who was at his fishing cabin was forced to evacuate friday night. he took this picture two streets over from his cabin. >> overnight, we saw ashes on the front yard of our cabin so we knew the smoke was right there. j.r.: hundreds of firefighters are on the ground, others dropping fire retardant on the ground. sprinklers are send -- set up around oldest tree in mariposa grove with an estimated age around 3000 years old. >> we have had no sequoias burn, which is wonderful. >> this one just feels a little

different because it is so close to any part of mariposa grove. j.r.: a grove first protected by abraham lincoln during the civil war. as crews battle the flames, smoke concerns will be felt by more people in the days to come and an air quality advisory has been issued for the bay area on monday. orange, smoky skies like the ones seen during the 2020 fire are not expected at this point. >> we hope to not have any serious smoke impacts to the community. most of the smoke we see will not be at the ground level. >> thankfully there is a river where the cabin is and it is concerning, but hopefully everyone who is involved is able to put their best efforts and thankful to them. j.r.: yosemite is still open, but it is still smoky, so if you go, you will see and smell that

smoke did j.r. stone, abc 7 news . dion: firefighters continue to make progress controlling the electra fire is an and calaveras counties. about 450 structures are still listed as threatened. that is down from more than 1200 earlier this week. the marin county fire department is adding manpower as the fire season heats up. the department is doubling its defense crews things to a boost in funding from the. state budget. . that money will allow the department to increase crews to 16 firefighters. and a reminder, you can see all wildfires in california by using our online interactive wildfire tracker. you can find it on our website, abc7news.com.

moving onto north bay where there was a deadly assault overnight in the downtown petaluma area. people are searching -- police are searching for a suspect that possibly beat the victim with a baseball bat. this is petaluma's first homicide of the year. cornell barnard has what we need to know about the investigation. >> it is super heartbreaking because i do walk around the streets at night. cornell: many were shocked to hear about a violent crime in downtown petaluma. police say early sunday morning, a man was lying in the middle of keller street after being assaulted and later pronounced dead at the scene. >> earlier at 1:49 am, we got a call about a possible fight downtown. the persons said his friend had been struck by a baseball bat. cornell: police do not know what led up to the assault and the suspect was still at large. >> we think the suspect may have

fled in a vehicle. we don't have any description at the time. cornell: the victim's relatives learning the terrible news at the petaluma police station. >> sadness for my community that we deal with more and more of this kind of interpersonal violence. cornell: all the more shocking considering the last homicide in petaluma was back in the summer of 2017. >> we have lived here for almost five years and low crimes, one of the things we liked about this area. cornell: police believe the victim and his attacker may have come from a local bar or nightclub. >> the bars were getting out and in the past we used the have a disturbance. >> something like that could have happened to anybody, and that makes me more uneasy. cornell: police are looking at

surveillance video from downtown businesses could provide clues about the suspect. dion: northbound highway 101 through sausalito is now reopened. caltrans closed two lanes between the robin williams tunnel and rodeo avenue this weekend. the lanes were scheduled to remain closed until 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, but crews finished earlier and everything is open. twitter has hired a law firm to aid in the company's battle with elon musk. they have hired a firm that specializes in business mergers. this is in response to musk's dumping his $4 billion bid to take over twitter. twitter's chairman responded saying that the company plans to seek legal action if the deal falls through. coming up, the abortion debate

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dion: teens in the east bay making their voices heard about abortion rights. youth activists for alameda held a march to city hall today to protest the recent supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade. among their demands, they are calling for alameda to become a

sanctuary city for those from other states who need an abortion or any other reproductive medical services. >> just because we live in california does not mean we cannot continue to fight this issue. it means we need to work together and collaborate. we need to support our peoples and states that do not want to support them. dion: the organization is also calling on the city of alameda to build a reproductive health facility so that those who need services do not need to drive to neighboring cities for help. president biden has a message for those protesting the decision on roe v. wade. >> keep making your point. it is critically important. dion: he offered encouragement during the bike ride in delaware. his administration continues to face pushback for not acting quickly enough. biden says he has asked his administration to consider whether he has the authority to declare abortion a public health

emergency and address issues. the supreme court's decision rivers roe v. wade has become the center of a dispute -- decision to reverse roe v. wade has become the center of a dispute in a traffic ticket. >> the officer said, you are in the hov lane. i said, yes. he asked, is there somebody else in the car? looking around, i said, there is. he said, where? he was peeking in the car, and i pointed at my stomach, right here. he said, well, it is two bodies outside of the body, so that doesn't count. dion: brandi is supposed to be in court in 10 days. the officer told her it is likely that the ticket will have

to be dropped. tonight, another deadly attack on ukrainian civilians. russian missiles hitting this apartment building, killing people on sunday. evacuations are escalating and there is a way you can help out. >> an apartment building reduced to rubble. russian missiles killing at least 15 people in eastern ukraine. >> is unexpected circumstances and you never know where the airstrike can come from. reporter: alex heads a nonprofit in ukraine called, help people. its mission right now is to evacuate as many people as possible. >> i call the drivers are angels. reporter: those drivers capturing videos like this, a handful of the hundreds they have evacuated. >> every day they go into the

mission, they may not come back. reporter: at times a target, their vehicles riddled by artillery, and a passenger recently killed. >> it is frightening to have this happening during the war, but we ascertain that one driver is saving hundreds of lives. reporter: one life lost and hundreds more saved. >> there is still a large amount of other people in difficult conditions, and they have been waiting for their last chance. reporter: in the bay area, a local nonprofit is helping to fund these operations. >> we fund most of the gasoline to pay for drivers. in some cases, we have funded replacement vehicles after vehicles were destroyed. reporter: igor markov is the

director of nova ukraine. >> this will allow them to buy fuel. reporter: they will need all the fuel they can get. >> the front or pushing a couple of large cities, and ukraine is determined to preoccupy those territories. >> we are moving through the waypoints and getting people throughout the cities. reporter: bringing people to safety before the fighting begins. >> every time i speak with our drivers and ask them, what are you doing this? reporter: he says the answer is always the same. >> once you get the young kids in hand and you get them out, you will understand that this is something you have to do. reporter: tara campbell, abc 7 news. dion: if you want to help the people of ukraine, we have but together a verified list of nonprofits.

it is on our website. once again getting back to the weather. spencer, you are making this motion earlier tonight. spencer: today was a hot day and it will be fairly warm in places overnight. let's take a look at the 24 hour temperature changes. today was a warmer day than yesterday, but it is much warmer right now than 24 hours ago. and lend, it was anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees warmer than yesterday night. the winds are calm just about everywhere. it is going to be a push of cooler marine air coming tonight. san francisco is currently 62 degrees as well as in oakland. san jose at 73. 50 four at half moon bay. looking back towards san francisco, other temperature readings right now at 59. we have mid 70's in fairfield,

concord, and livermore. a live view looking across the embarcadero and mainly clear skies. the fog will expand overnight and there is a good chance of patchy drizzle. hot again inland tomorrow, and we expect refreshingly cooler days by the middle of the week. overnight, we can expect to see low clouds pushing across the bay. you see the green dots indicating places where we expect to see some drizzle. it could be aggressive drizzle, so there may be a few damp roadways tomorrow for the morning commuters, but that fog will burn back quickly and we will have a rapid warm up tomorrow. the lows in the upper 50's to low 60's and that is quite mild for overnight. 90 is in san jose, the peninsula has highs of 88. it will be breezy and mild on

the coast. downtown san francisco with a maximum temperature of 72 degrees tomorrow. in the north bay, a wide range from upper 80's to low 90's. way up north, ukiah at 105 tomorrow. 82 hayward, 85 castro valley, and the inland east bay will have highs in the upper 70's. 99 at brentwood. it will be hot once again. here's the accuweather 7 day forecast. tomorrow will be the final day of the extreme heat and we have got a sharp cool down tuesday and wednesday. inland highs will only be around the mid 80's on the bay shoreline. inland highs will be back on the low 90's for the next day, but that is pretty normal for this time of year. we will get a little bit of cooling next sunday with highs only in the upper 80's inland.

just one more day of the heat and after that, we get some relief. dion: thank you. just ahead, it is our mission takeover. the sights and sounds of the san francisco staple that ventured

dion: a long stretch of a valencia street was closed cards so people could enjoy sunday's street once again. monthly event allows neighbors and visitors to walk and bike down car free streets. you see this here. tightrope walking, plate spinning, so much more. there were also covid-19 vaccination sites where people could walk up. >> i came to see my family and we have family members who are

immunocompromised and we want to be as safe as possible. dion: the event also included free bike rentals and a rockclimbing wall. how fun is that? chris alvarez now with a preview of sports. chris: coming up in sports, the giants a break out the bats in san diego, and look who is back. james wiseman making a debut. what they had we call it oleyumi.

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>> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. chris: james wiseman was back on the courts tonight. at has been a tough go for the 2022 pick who just played 39 --

nine games with the warriors before entering that right knee. but finally the center made his summer league debut tonight against the spurs. happy with what they are seeing from vegas. james wiseman, what a way to start the game. the young fella is getting it done. wiseman also had an early block, so hand the seven footer, how at a little offense? splash from three. wiseman, 11 points in 19 minutes. warriors thewarriors -- the warriors were down at some point, but mcclung is so fast and shifty, up and under. an impressive 22 points for him. jahnke coming go, still finish with a game-high 27.

coach kerr very happy with his warriors future. the doves get their summer league win and wiseman felt good in his debut. >> got out there with my teammates and just grateful i am out here. i haven't played in a whole year and a half, but i will get back to it. i don't have the game i once had, but i was good on my first game. my knee feels great, so i pass way better. chris: good sign there. padres in san diego. top two scoreless. tyler estrada, off to left field. flores hit the go ahead home in the third. this makes it 4-0 giants. the giants scored four runs in the fourth. rpi triple to center field, and the giants led 8-0 after the

fourth. alex goes seven and strikes out. they welcome in arizona for a three-game set at oracle park. a's and astros. get your paul blackford and he is an all-star. congrats. top, a's down nothing. kyla tucker is the center, and that has 6-0 astros. his first major league homer to right, the a's lose one. abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. dion. dion: thank you. two more public hearings are set for the january 6 committee. we are getting a glimpse into what they will focus on as well as some of the people, from former president trump's inner circle who may be testifying. and new details about the

assassination of the former japanese prime minister, shinzo abe. what investigators are revealing

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dion: the january 6 committee will hold its final two scheduled hearings this week. the first will include video testimony from former president trump's white house counsel, and there is a chance that steve bannon could testify in public as well. reporter: for the first time, the public is expected to hear from pat cipollone.

last week, the highly anticipated witness spent eight hours speaking with lawmakers behind closed doors. the baloney who was with president trump during the attack on the capital -- set baloney -- cipollone, who was with president trump during the attack on the capital, was mentioned by cassidy hutchinson multiple times during her testimony. adam kinzinger says cipollone's testimony did not contradict that of other witnesses. >> you will see a level of what he said and a lot of that in the report. at no point was there any contradiction of what anybody said. reporter: when asked about reports that president trump is waiving his claim of executive

privilege -- >> anybody that wants to come in to talk with the select committee, we will be welcome to have them. reporter: abc obtaining a letter , which says that mr. bannon prefers to testify at a public hearing. meanwhile, liz cheney who serves as the vice chair of the committee, says the hearings will give the public a chance to hear how the violent -- how the president incited violence at the capital and failed to stop the violence. dion: and abc news will provide live coverage of the january 6 hearings on tuesday and thursday. thursday's is supposed to start at 10:00 a.m. more news coming out of washington tonight as another high-profile politician has tested positive for covid.

senate majority leader chuck schumer announced through a spokesperson he was experiencing mild symptoms. schumer is vaccinated and double boosted as well. he will work remotely this week following the cdc guidelines. the senate is supposed to return from recess tomorrow. scary moments on a spirit airlines flight from tampa to atlanta today. one of the brakes on the landing gear overheated, causing the fire. the plane was towed to the gate and no one was hurt. moving onto gas prices, where the national average has gone down 13 cents in the last week. california's average is down to $6.09. san francisco's average prices are down 22 cents in the last

week. the suspect in the assassination of the former japanese prime minister was removed from the police station today. officials are releasing more details about the attack including the planning and the possible motive. bob woodruff has an update from tokyo. ime mihio abena of fo planned thator months. abe gunned down in broad daylight at a campaign event. seen here loitering before allegedly shooting abe from behind. officials are now investigating whether he attended a speech by the 67-year-old abe before the day of the attack. sources telling japanese media that the suspect test fired the gun before the martyr -- murder.

the gun was made from two metal pipes taped together, similar to a shotgun. officials say they seized several more homemade guns from the suspect's apartment. the suspected shooter confessed, telling investigators that he killed abe because he believed he was associated with religious groups that the suspect blamed for his mother's ruin. the candidate abe was campaigning for when he was shot one the election -- won the election. dion: u.s. secretary of state antony blinken left tokyo a few hours ago. sptso shinzo a a meet with he is now headed back to the u.s., though it is not clear if any members of the biden administration will be in japan

for the funeral. president biden did order flags at the white house to be flown at half staff. consulate general of japan in san francisco is having a book of condolence that is open for the public to sign. the consulate is on battery street and you can see the address on your screen. no appointment is necessary, but visitors should wear a mask. services will be more expensive one the post office opens tomorrow. forever stamp is up two cents. the postal service says it's rate hike amounts to about 6.5% of an increase across the board. the pandemic has hit businesses particularly hard, but there is a creative solution for all of the empty storefronts. see how they are building a better bay area. spencer: despite the presence of

some early morning fog, tomorrow will be another hot day. your accuweather forecast coming

dion: what can happen when an artist, real estate firm, and property manager get together? they might have access to a number of storefronts in san francisco. reporter: san francisco is filled with empty storefronts. they played every neighborhood. on valencia street, this storefronts that -- set empty for two years until an artist passed by. rené took this 6000 square-foot space and turned it into an art gallery. the shows of the drawing room have themes. the latest one showcases artwork from san francisco high school students.

>> most of these students do not have an art class so they work on this at their own. reporter: the work of 250 high school students hangs from almost every space available. >> is exciting to see how people take it in. reporter: co-we has a self-portrait on display. -- chloe has a self-portrait on display. >> we want kids to feel that art is essential and it is what helps bring us together as humans. reporter: the drawing room host live events and musical performances. decarlo also hires high school entrance and they help staff the gallery. >> i learn how to urbanized the space and make it an environment for other artists. reporter: decarlo used to have a gallery in the mission but had

to close it up. this is once this property owner offered a deal. they offered to rent it for $100 a month. >> is done by the building owner, property manager, and a business that was struggling. reporter: decarlo has since developed another gallery in enrichment, but the rent has gone up. she has been funding -- fundraising to stay open. she is considering possibilities of a partnership like this. reporter: i encourage artists to find people who want their spaces to be rented. reporter: in san francisco, karina nova, abc 7 news. spencer: i love artists and museums. we have one more day of heat coming our way. let's look at what we expect to happen tonight.

we see fog and low clouds across the bay during the overnight hours. the recent patchy drizzle in the early morning hours will end very quickly. we will have a rapid warm up tomorrow like we had today. mainly upper 50's to low 60's and tomorrow, we can expect high temperatures to reach the mid to upper 60's on the coast mid and upper 90's on the inland and up to 103 in like more. another hot day coming our way, but here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. tuesday and wednesday will have a sharp cooldown with upper 80's inland. temperatures on friday, saturday, and sunday will settle into a more typical range for this time of year. a lovely week ahead. dion: thank you. chris alvarez now with a preview of sports. chris: we focus on some bay area all-stars is in different sports. playoff pressure in tahoe.

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>> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. chris: final round of the american sentries celebrity championship than lake tahoe and you could not ask for any better from the fans. even the experts fall off sometimes. there it goes. stephen curry, not his best day on the court, but he buried this long birdie on 16. still waiting for the video of the jump into lake tahoe. the shock of the day came from aaron rodgers. the day on 18.nd an eagle is went ta the time ploff. all kinds of trouble and the trouble continues.

into the water on the second playoff hole. joe pavelski missed the eagle to win. that would have forced a third playoff ball. instead, it is former nfl cornerback tony rojo winning the tournament for the third time. >> coming from behind is a great feeling. it is hard to do because you have to -- you feel like you cannot miss the putt. every shot is huge because one mistake makes you feel like you will lose. >> i wasn't nervous or scared or anything. i had a lead but i just played conservative. you get in that position, and you swing. nothing to worry about, and the one thing i wish i would have hit his -- hit is a putt. >> is just really fun. chris: stephen curry said there

was no way that our plays would finish in fourth and that would prove to be correct. plenty of misses with the putter and the shot was deadly for charles. he tied for 70 fourth place -- 74th place. happy birthday to craig. all while wearing number 33, which leads us to our football map. three times three is nine. that is how long it goes until football is back. paul blackburn found out during today's game he is going to his first all-star game next week in los angeles. right now, he is the a's only representative. he has the lowest road e.r.a. in the majors with five wins. we are only halfway through the year and blackburn has already

reached career highs in every pitching category. >> i just -- i don't know. i am at a loss for words. i am extremely grateful for the opportunity to play. to play in and all-star game. chris: you saw it right here on abc 7. starting and playing in her first ever w nba all-star game. scoring 19 points just one night after winning the skills competition. going out in style, how about a slamdunk and a big smile. sue bird owned -- earned a standing ovation. and kelsey klumpp scored 34 team wilson, including this four pointer. wimbledon, gentlemen's final, novak djokovic against nick caregivers.

then his temper took over. he is yelling back at hecklers, he is alwaysin like that, but in a major final, it just does not look good. djokovic kept on and is a nice winner right there. championship point. djokovic wins his fourth straight wimbledon and -- overall. he is still not vaccinated in the u.s. -- vaccinated, which is a requirement to play in the u.s. tournament. abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. dion: don't forget, we are seven days away from this year's aids walk san francisco. it takes place place in golden e park. each delivery has essential programs to the community. to register, call the number on your screen. your you can always visit -- or

you always visit the website. and a reminder, you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand through the tv app. this is available for apple tv, android tv, along with amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and start streaming for free. that is it for this edition of abc 7 news at 11:00. i am dion lim. for all of us here, thank you for joining us. we will see you tomorrow morning. ♪

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