some of the oldest trees on earth. the smoke something a air advisory here in the bay area. >> the new state funding to help them fight wildfires. >> it is expected to be the hottest day of the week. >> good morning, everyone. get to see you guys. drew: today is even warmer than yesterday. it is the hottest day of the week. we will have widespread 80's and 90's. part of the reason, live doppler 7 showing very limited fog along the immediate coastline. we will see a lot of sunshine as that sun gets up in about an hour. you can see how we are sitting in the upper 50's to the mid 60's right now. we are 57 in the city.

here's a live look. we have generally clear skies. here is how the day shapes up. sunrise at 7:57 a.m. 80's and 90's in our warm response today. we will take a close look at the spots and air-quality alert. >> developing news on the fire burning out of control. it is threatening a sequoia trees. this mug has triggered a air-quality alert in the bay -- the smoke has triggered a air-quality alert in the bay area. >> in yosemite national park, it has grown 2000 acres with 0% containment. the race is on to save the parks iconic sequoia trees.

the fire has burned so intense that it is said to -- hundreds of feet in the air. some of these trees are thousands of years older. in fact, the sprinkler system was set around a grizzly giant, the second largest tree. it is estimated to be almost 3000 years old. another big concern, air-quality along the park which has reached very unhealthy levels. and air-quality alert has been issued for the bay area for today. >> any types of serious smoke impacts for the community. most of the smoke we will see will not be at the ground level, so it will not be affecting people. >> people staying at a nearby campground were told to evacuate. yosemite national park is over 1000 acres. in some parts remain open but a

a reservation is required. >> firefighters are making progress on the electra fire. the fire is not 80% contained. the fire has burned to nearly 4500 acres. reggie: the fire department for adding man poewer. the department is doubling its crews thanks to funding appeared annual funding is going to increase from 8 million to $30 million. that money will allow the department to increase its hand crews to four teams of 16 firefighters. the department will have to wait for support crews to travel to the sacramento area when there is a fire. you can chart all wildfires by using our wildfire tracker -- track all wildfires by using our

wildfire tracker. >> this is petaluma's first homicide in five years. >> it is actually super heartbreaking because i do walk around these streets at night. >> many were shocked to hear about a violent crime in downtown petaluma. early sunday morning mn was found lying in the middle of keller street after being assaulted. he was later pronounced dead at the scene. >> earlier this morning, we got a call of possible fight downtown. the person said that his friend had been struck by a baseball bat. >> please do not know what led up to the violent assault, the suspect -- police do not know what led up to the violent assault, the suspect is still at large. >> we do not have a vehicle description at this time. >> the victims relatives

learning the terrible news of the police station. >> my condolences to the family and for my community that we deal with more of this kind of an impersonal violence. >> this crime and shocking considering the last homicide was back in the summer of 2017. >> it is shocking. we have lived here for almost five years. it really low crime is one of the things we liked about the area. >> the victim and his attacker may have come from a local bar or nightclub. the bars are all getting out. >> usually have some type of disturbance, it is somehow related to that. >> something like that could've happened to anybody, that makes me uneasy about being down here. >> police are looking at videos from downtown businesses that could provide clues. reggie: this happen before nine

last night near marietta boulevard. police found two victims with stab wounds. the suspect started to run away and ended up barricading himself in a backyard. the suspect was fighting with one of the victims and a second try to break up the fight. victims have non-life-threatening wounds. >> the white house is marking the passage of the gun reform bill resident biden signed two weeks ago. the bipartisan safer communities act reinforces red flag laws, makes gun trafficking at federal crime, regulates gun sales and enhances background checks for those under 21. in attendance are gun violent survivors. reggie: twitter has hired a law firm with the battle of elon musk.

this is in response to moss to dump his bid to take over twitter. twitter's chairman responded by saying the company plans to seek legal action if the deal falls through. >> highway 101 has reopened ahead of schedule. caltrain has closed two lanes this weekend. crews were reporting a drainage system. the lanes were scheduled to remain closed until 7 a.m. this morning. crews finished earlier and everything is back open. drew: let us get to know. take a look at our air-quality alert today. now to some patchy fog along the immediate coastline this morning elsewhere where we are dealing with the clear skies. a sunny day and a warm to hot day later on today. we have high-pressure moving in here today. supplying us with that warm up and moderate air-quality. it looks like a little bit of smoke from the fire of yosemite

moving to our atmosphere is very elevated. it is not good to reach the service. surface. here's live doppler 7 on the satellite. the storm we are tracking, high-pressure over the four corners today supplying us with that warm to hot day today. richard tracker temperature showing you by lunchtime, -- future tracker temperature showing you by lunchtime already in the 80's. we are going to the upper 90's close to 100 degrees in our warmest cities today. we will go to 83 richmond. 72 in the city. 90 in san jose. we have the coastal flood advisory beginning at 8 p.m. today. high tide right around 10 p.m.. we will likely find some coastal flooding over the next several days with the coastal flood

advisory each and every night. we will take a look at the seven-day forecast. let's see how we are doing with traffic. . >> we start off with the san mateo bridge, very light traffic this morning on your monday get up and back to work day. we got about an 18 minute drive from 880 up on the high-rise and up towards san mateo side of things. we have a thick fog advisory for the golden gate bridge. it is hampering your visibility. three lanes before they get that lame mover to get your four lanes on the southbound direction. we do start out this morning with a alert, but that has just been lifted. a stalled car could not get out of lanes, they had to temporarily block out of all lanes. traffic is recovery with patches near richmond parkway. give yourself extra time. reggie: new details about the

suspect in the assassination of the formal japanese prime minister, what police are saying how he prepared for the attack. >> the plan for supporters to get your vote. reggie: french fry comeback. the restaurant that is bringing back the most expensive fries this week. >> knew full start this monday morning. nice look at wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can

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reggie: another deadly attack on ukrainian civilians left 15 people dead. it russian missiles hit a apartment fielding yesterday. there is a bay area-based nonprofit that is sent to mickey impact. its mission is to the invective ration as many as possible. in some cases we funded replacement vehicles after some vehicles were destroyed. reggie: they paid for immobile

fuel tank to allow faster refills. drivers often bridge into the front lines of a russian occupied territories all to get more ukrainians to safety. to help more people in ukraine, we put together a full list of nonprofit status on our website. liz: authorities in japan are releasing more details about the assassination of formal japanese prime minister. abc has a update from tokyo. >> authorities in japan says the suspect charged in the assess e assassination plan the attack for months. police say the suspected shooter, 41-year-old seen here lowering took -- lowite

cleared sources telling japanese media, the suspect testfiredr the homemade gun ining six projectiles at a time and was made from two metal pipes taped together similar to a shotgun. officials say they seized several more homemade guns from the suspects apartment. the suspected shooter confessed, telling investigators he killed him because he believed rumors about the former prime minister's association with a religious group he blamed for his mother's financial ruin. they're launching a task force investigate. the candidate he was campaigning for one today's election. he is said to lay to rest on tuesday. reggie: u.s. secretary of state, antony blinken is heading back to the u.s. after a visit to tokyo. he took a detour to pay his

respects and to make what japanese officials. is not clear of any members of the biden administration or previous white house administrations will be in japan for his funeral. president biden did order flags at the white house to be flown half-staff. liz: it is open to the public to sign. it will be available today and tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. it is on battery street. the address there on your screen. no appointment is needed. visitors are asked to wear a mask. reggie:reen both roads to cars will smith signatures to put the issue on a note -- reopen both roads to cars will require signatures to put the issue. ed has caus supporters of jfk at

highway says the closures provide more space for people to enjoy the outdoors. liz: wednesday is national french fry day. the restaurant is bringing back the most expensive fries that set a record. if signature fries. they fries are $200 a plate. they are sprinkled with 23 caret edible gold dust and seasoned with chalk. truffle salt. they all come with a cheese dip infused with truffle mushrooms. you guys are into that? reggie: no. in this economy? drew: i think this might be the biggest scam of our generation. liz: i made that mistake before

wants in pizza. -- before once in pizza. drew: you know when you go to the restaurant and you are like, that was $500? liz: there are those documentaries of those dogs. the trader joe's truffle powder and you get the same effect. drew: if we did a blind taste test, i doubt anyone would know the difference. liz: let's do it. drew: stop putting mushrooms on things. also, the best fries are mcdonald's. liz: i do not argue with that. reggie: how much does that cost?

i went to mcdonald's the other day and i was surprised about the prices of things. drew: i think that it is still on their dollar menu. they have a one dollar, two dollar, three dollar menu. liz: i say 139 for a small. drew: dozen inflation now no bounds -- doesn't inflation know no bounds? we have very limited fog out there this morning. dense fog over the golden gate bridge right now. we are in store for a clear skies, moderate air quality. there is that limited fog. it is a warm to hot afternoon. today is the hottest day we have all week. you will see 80's and 90's for a lot of us. refreshing the cooler weather will move in by the idol of the week. 60's this morning. it is a little bit warmer this

morning compared to yesterday. we will get 95 in morgan hill. along the peninsula, 88. 82 san mateo. upper 60's along the coastline. partly cloudy. the north bay warm to hot. into the east bay it is a warm one. inland well into the 90's. 93 pleasanton. overnight tonight we will have more fog. most of us dropping into the 50's if not low 60's. here's the idea of a seven-day forecast. how does day of the week is today. -- hottest day of the week is today. we have little changes thursday and friday. all in all, the weekend looking

typical. 80's along the bay shoreline. liz: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: doordash glitch, the issue that let users order food for free. liz:

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the #1 teeth whitening brand in america. liz: seven things to know this morning. an air quality advisory has been called for the bay area. the fire is threatening yosemites sequoia trees. reggie: we do expect moderate air quality today. it is a warm to hot day. look at these numbers. upper 90's in our warmer spots. petaluma police are investigating the city's first homicide in five years. the victim was also dead yesterday morning with a baseball bat. police have not er -- arrested anyone. liz: steve bannon is looking to testify. reggie: gas prices are down to

start your week. california's average is now 6.09 a gallon. in san francisco, prices are down even more. >> we are looking at your monday morning commute. you can tell it is going to be a warm day today. so far, so good on your early monday morning commute. liz: cooldown with a free small slurpee at 711 today. it is an annual tradition celebrating july 11. reggie: amber heard's legal team is filing a motion for a mistrial over the identity of one of the jurors in the defamation trial. >> in this morning gma first look, amber heard's motion for a mistrial. >> do you find that mr. depp has proven all of the elements of defamation? >> her team is now pushing for a mistrial, claiming the wrong person shown up and was seated as a juror in the trial. >>nc people are summoned to

jury duty, they need to use their date of birth and accepted as the person they claim to be. >> in june, 30 six-year-old was found guilty of defamation claims after being sued by her ex-husband for $50 million. >> it is insane to hear heinous accusations of violence. >> coming up, what a spokesperson for heard told abc news overnight. we will talk live to legal expert, dan abrams. liz: a glitch on the doordash app will have several users that allowed users to get food for free. a payment processing glitch that let users tech out without a authorized form of payment. doordash says it is working on compensating businesses affected by these orders. it is not clear if there is good to be any consequences for the people who placed the orders during the glitch. reggie: the latest from of the

marvel universe made is debut over the weekend. >>, my sensing failings? >> yeah, right. reggie: the movie bumped minions in the number two spot. they movie made 143 million in the u.s., and estimated hundred million globally. disney is a parent company of marble and abc 7. in other high-profile politician out with covid. liz: the measure that could end up on the november ballot that would give some community college students a boost. reggie: a live look outside. we will be right back.

>> this is abc7news. . reggie: preparing to testify. a steve bannon saying he will cooperate with the investigation into the january 6 insurrection. liz: the debate over abortion, not the focus on a traffic tick et. a woman's argument as to why she should not have to pay it. reggie: the fire that is sending smoky skies to our region. liz: let's begin with a check of the forecast and tracking the fire in yosemite drew: drew:.

we have air quality advisory. air quality remains on the moderate side for the next 24 hours. you will notice some haze in our atmosphere but it will not reach the surface. a very limited fog along the coastline. waking up to temperatures mid-60's already. we are in store for a warm to hot day. here's a live look showing you, once the sun gets up we will have a hazy skies and a very warm to hot forecast. as we head into the afternoon, our hottest spots well into the 90's. we will take a close look at these temperatures coming in eight minutes. reggie: let's talk about the fire that is burning in yosemite national park that could be sending some of the bad air our way. the other threat, some of the worlds oldest trees. >> the fire continues to burn

out of control in yosemite national park. it has grown over 2000 acres with 0% containment. one big concern is air quality, which could start to impact the bay area. the fire has been burning since last week, more than 500 firefighters are on the front lines. the fire has burned so intense it is said to bring hundreds of feet in the air. air quality in and around the park has reached unhealthy levels. wildfire smoke is spreading north of the sierra nevada. temperatures are expected to rise and reach the lower 90's in the coming days. one thing that has helped firefighters, the wind has been pretty calm. the plume of smoke it's heading north and can drift into the bay area. an air quality advisory has been issued for today. >> we are hopeful we do not have any issues like orange sky or any serious impact for issues in the community. >> fire officials are working to

protect the mariposa, which is the largest area of sequoia trees. some of those trees are thousands of years old. because of the fire remains unknown. some of the park is still an open. however, a reservation is required. reggie: you can see all of the wild burning in california by using our interactive wildfire tracker. liz: teens in east bay are making their voices heard in the fight for abortion rights. they held a march in city hall to protest the course decision to overturn roe v. wade appeared they're calling for alameda to become a sanctuary city for those in other states in need of abortion or any reproductive services. >> just because we live in california does not mean we can be deaf to the issue, admits we need to work together,

collaborate, support our people in the states that do not want to support them. liz: the organization is calling on the city of alameda to build a reproductive health facility so those who need services do not need to drop to neighboring cities to get help. reggie: president biden has a message for those protesting the decision on it roe v. wade appeared >> keep protesting. keep making your point, it is critically important. reggie: the president is offering encouragement during his bike right in delaware. -- ride in delaware. he says he has -- asked his administration to consider whether he has authority to declare a abortion-related public health emergency and address specific issues, like whether anyone should be allowed to cross state lines to get an abortion. liz: the decision has become a dispute over a traffic ticket in texas. the pregnant woman plans to

fight a ticket for driving in a hov lane. >> the officer said you are in a hov lane, i said yes. he said great. if somebody else in the car? looking around, i said well yes there is. he said well aware? i pointed to my stomach, i go right here. he said, well it is two bodies outside of the body. that does not count. liz: randy is scheduled to be in court next week. she said a officer told her it is likely the ticket is likely to be dropped. reggie: steve bannon says he will cooperate with the committee investigating the january 6 insurrection. this comes after he previously refused to speak to the committee for months and faced jail time for ignoring a subpoena. >> this morning steve bannon

reversing course, telling the january 6 committee he is willing to testify. the committee initially locked in a legal battle for months. the white house strategist facing criminal contempt charges after refusing to comply with a congressional subpoena. he and former president, donald trump claiming executive privilege, even though banning left his job in 2017. in this letter obtained by news, trump now clearing been into up your before the committee. saying "i watched how fairly -- unfairly how you and others have been treated". >> the committee maintaining there's evidence that vetting new about the capital attack in advance. a day before the riot saying this on his podcast. >> all hail is going to break loose tomorrow. >> this de once the white law -.

>> he says something to the effect of, please make sure you do not quote to the capital. >> you will see -- you will see over the next couple of hearings a little of what he said appeared at no point there was in contradiction of what anybody said. >> in a letter to the committee, his attorney says his client wants to testify live and in public. one committee member says they may not be the case because of the number of questions committee investigators have for him. reggie: abc news will provide live coverage of the january 6 hearing tomorrow and thursday. tomorrow's hearing is scheduled to start around 10 a.m.. you can watch it live here on abc 7 or whatever u or wherever you stream. liz: senator majority leader

chuck schumer announced through a spokesperson he tested positive for covid-19. he is experiencing mild symptoms. he is vaccinated and double boosted as well. he is going to quarantine and work remotely. reggie: a rally today in a new measure to invest in underserved students at san francisco city college. rmer incceradtuntitill and students of color. students have already doubled the amount of signatures needed to get on the ballot. liz: an airplane catches fire in atlanta. what the airline is blaming for igniting the flames. reggie: working out like a dog? meet the man who got ripped bar running on all fours.

drew: it is like parkour. is this the next crazed we are going to be getting? i mean, it seems like he was in good shape. reggie: yoked. drew: where is the protein? good morning. here is a tan cam. you are noticing we are seeing elevated smoke in our atmosphere this morning. we are talking about moderate air quality because of the fire in yosemite this morning. it is moving our way into our atmosphere and remain elevated. you're not going to philadelphia surface. it improves tomorrow. -- you're not going to fill it on the surface.

high-pressure situated over the four corners acting like a heat -- burning is warm temperatures today. already in the 80's and low 90's by lunchtime in our lower spots appeared 92 in santa rosa. 85 in fremont. we do have a coastal flood advisory starting at 8 p.m. tonight. every year high tides shortly before 10 p.m. you could see a lightly coastal flooding. we will talk about slightly cooler weather heading our way tomorrow coming up in eight minutes. let's see how we are doing in traffic. >> taking a look at the richmond bridge. in a very light at this hour. no delays here. it is about a eight minute drive towards the span.

the east shore of freeway bunching up for your early-morning drive past golden gate and onto berkeley. so far it is moving at a pretty nice clip for you through. let's go over to the city area. we had a accident reported highway one north onto 80. and possibly on 280. it is very foggy in the area. we are not seeing a lot of slowing in this area. extra caution because of the fog. you will come up on the accident quickly. we do not need any further damage. we are going to come back with we are going to come back with more

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police response to the massacre of robb elementary in texas take a new step forward. it comes as a community demands transparency. abc news reports. >> hundreds gathered in heat in texas sunday to honor those who lost their lives, the school massacre. >> what i want no one can give me. i want my daughter back. >> many are pushing for new get gun safety measures. >> please change our laws so no more babies can be taken from us. >> many more are voicing outrage. >> we want answers. >> families have demanded to know why it took police one hour to take down the shooter in robb elementary school were 19 children and two teachers were

killed. >> nobody is telling the people nothing. >> the county sheriff is expected to testify before a state investigative committee on the new cause to release the 77 minute video from the schools hallway surveillance cameras. only still images have been seen. the mayor supports the full video to help families understand what happened. he is disputing a reports that claims an officer missed an opportunity to shoot the government before he entered the school because he was waiting for permission for his supervisor. >> the mayor says that does not give a complete and accurate account for what had happened. the mayor insists no officers saw the shooter before he entered the building. as for the video of the school hallway, it is up to the district attorney weather to release it. reggie: scary moments on a spirit airlines flight going from tampa to atlanta. one of the brakes in the landing

gear overheated causing a fire. he can see the flames. the plane had to be towed to the gate and no one was hurt. liz: the average for a regular gas of california has gone down $.16 in the last week. a gallon of gas in san francisco will cost you six dollars and $.14. average from a year ago was about four dollars and $.30. reggie: the cost of stamps and other services going up today. a forever stamp will cost $.60. everything from postcards to certified mail will also cost more. the postal service is the rate hike amounts to about a 6.5% increase across the board. liz: a rare marine moment was caught on video. bottlenose dolphins was seen -- a blue whale. the video is from captain dave's

well watching tour agency. dolphins often righted the wave. it appears they are doing the same here in the help of the wave instead. dolphins and whales do not live in the same social circle and are rarely seen together making this a memorable moment. reggie: let us one of the best videos i have seen. -- that is one of the best videos i have seen. drew, this is your chance to say it. drew: if i must. reggie: say what you always say. drew: he went on a well watching trip and you never saw a whale . drew: that is kind of scary. reggie: complaining about them. i now complaining that there is too many whales. drew: too much too soon. reggie: a personal trainer in

indiana is sharing how he became crazy ripped. he says it is thanks to running on all fours like a dog every day for a entire year. >> nathaniel has been the last 322 days doing this. the internet unleashing a ton of running like a dog headlines. the personal trainer says not so fast. >> there's not inspiration, from any sort of animals, i am not try to imitate. >> the practice was born about a year ago when nathaniel's practices just sue and breakdancing starting to wear on him. >> i was starting to suffer a lot of pain. >> so he started to do planks and bear cross which progressed into this. >> i do a minimum of 30 to 45 minutes a day. >> how has your body changed

since starting the challenge? >> the kind of things that are dated on my page. >> abs and whatever these are. >> the areas that it is hard to see, the mobility gains that i have noticed. >> myth daniel is doing it at the gym and even the -- nathaniel is doing it at the gym and the gateway arch. >> obviously come i am not going to do something that is gross -- i have. i found out putting your barehands on the sidewalk, you are taking risks. >> do people ever stop here and say what is happening? >> pretty much never appeared at a lot of people underestimate how little people care what is going on around the. >> experts say you can bring 100 calories of every two minutes of doing a bear crawl. he also says he is thrilled when

he sees others embarked on their own all four challenge. [applause] reggie: 100 calories for 10 minutes of a bear crawl? no, thank you. stand up. drew: if you saw this happening, would you like blink twice? reggie: i feel like i have seen this. drew: i do not know if it is intentionally working out. reggie: that is a back breaker to me. drew: i think my back would hurt. reggie: i take back my coming from earlier, he does look good. drew: whatever that is, he has it. reggie: you know, you lose weight. drew: cut to us in a year later,

this is like the biggest craze. reggie: everyone is doing the bear crawl. drew: do the dog walk. let's go to the tower camera. a little bit of fog out there. our marina is very compressed this morning. you can see some haze in our atmosphere. we have been talking about the air-quality alert from the fire. it is in our atmosphere today, it gets out of here tomorrow. we will have improving air quality for wednesday. temperatures right now, waking up to the 50's and 60's. talk about the hot weather heading our way later on today. 90 in san jose. 88 cupertino. 82 san mateo. 72 and breezy today.

north bay warm to hot. 91 in sonoma. we will go about 78 in sausalito. in east bay, it is a warm white today. it is the warmest day all week -- it is a warm day. it is the warmest day all week. fairfield 93. overnight tonight, some more in the way of fog as we head into your tuesday. temperatures generally in the 50's with coastal drizzling. it is the hottest day we have all week. it is a sharp called out for tuesday keeping it that way for wednesday. some minor fluctuations by the end of the week. all in all, temperatures pretty typical. we will see temperatures along the 80's. reggie: cracking down on robo calls. the government stepping in to

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the agency recommended for large phone networks to order a cease and desist. liz: the monthly event allows visitors to's goodbye among a mile of car free streets. plates leading and more. there's also a covid vaccination site for people to walk up and get a shot. >> i am challenging my family. we have family members that are autoimmune compromised and we want to be as safe as possible. liz: the event including free bike rentals. the next addition for sunday streets is set for august 21st . reggie: srp yonean e all you have to do is download

the app and scan it when you check out any location. you can also get a slurpee day cup so you can refill that for a dollar. there's a limited time, mystery slurpee flavor called, what the fanta. you can get other items like cheesy bread, doughnuts and many tacos for a bout. buck. all right. so they make you download the app. as long as the coke slurpee machine is working, you will find me there. i will be seeing you during the cut-ins with a slurpee. drew: we are waking up to temperatures in the 50's and 60's. we are already in the 60's this morning. we are in store for a warm to hot day later on today.

limited fog along the body from smoke from the washburn fire near yosemite coming into our atmosphere it gets out of here tomorrow. so we have moderate air quality today our air quality improves on tuesday warm the hot today look at this 80s and 90s away from the coast with hazy skies this afternoon. so today is the hottest day. we have all week 90 in san jose today 98 in antioch 94 in concord. we're going to 78 oakland 72 the hind san francisco 82 in palo alto 92 in santa rosa fairfield. it's a hot one at 98 degrees again. we're cooler tomorrow. and better air quality on tuesday guys. all right drew. thank you. next is six marking the passage of the gun reform bill the white house inviting survivors of gun violence for an event today flames continue to burn in ir hmite and update on theg treand a live look outside right now over the embarcadero. we'll be right back.

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philips sonicare makes it easy for you bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. now at six the washburn fire burning in yosemite right now threatening some of the oldest trees on earth the smoke prompting an air quality advisory here in the bay area marin county adding staff the new state funding to help them fight wildfires. and a live look outside today is expected to be the hottest day of the week and drew is tracking the temperatures where you live.

good morning as the sun is coming up over the city on this monday, july 11th. yeah, let's get a check of the forecast good to see you sue as well and drew hot day ahead. yeah hot day the hottest of the week and we'll have modern air quality. we'll talk about that smoke moving into our atmosphere from the washburn fire near yosemite in one second right now. you're welcome temperatures in the 50s and in the 60s, so the light layer needed, but we'll take you to the tan can and you notice that sun is here. you also know it's a little bit. can our atmosphere from the fire it will remain elevated mean that snoke will not reach the surface, but you will notice that haze in our atmosphere 70 is an 80s already by lunchtime away from the coast and it's just a warm to hot day with coastal cloud cover. we'll have sunshine elsewhere 80s around the base shoreline mid and upper 90s and our hottest spots and then we'll talk much more about that air quality coming up in a few minutes list. all right drew. thank you developing news on the washburn fire burning out of control and yosemite national park. it's currently threatening a grove of iconic se. trees and the smoke has triggered an air quality advisory here in the bay area abc 7 news reporter on sir hassan joins us live i