>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> thousands forced to evacuate, governor newsom and on saying a state of emergency. good morning. we will start with a quick check of the weather with lisa argen. >> our weather has been quiet. live doppler 7 showing that they have moved in locally across the bay. emeryville up through san rafael are cloudy3 in santa clara low 60's redwood city and there is the fog from half moon

bay. we are milder with fog in the north bay and as we look outside from emeryville right now a gray start with 50's and 60's through 9:00 noon time we are in the 70's through the inland valleys. we will have some areas in the 80's near the anterior a typical temperature spread for july -- intereior but a typical temperature spread for. july jobina: we start with developing news on the oak fire earning west of yosemite national park. this photo from a traveler shows the massive plume of smoke in mariposa county. the fire has burned nearly 5000 -- 12,000 acres so far. several roads are closed. at least 10 buildings have been destroyed and dozens more remain threatened. >> california's governor

declaring a state of emergency in mariposa county as the oak fire continues to spread the fire burning outside of yosemite national park is becoming one of the states largest of the year, this time lapse showing the orange skies as the fire increases in size. trapped inside of their houses -- some people trapped inside of their houses, more than 6000 people forced. to leave hundreds of firefighters battling the blaze on the ground and from the air. >> we have a good fight on her hands. -- on our hands. >> smoke is even visible from the international space station. >> all of this done in a little less than 24 hours, thousands and thousands of acres burned. >> much of the country is

dealing with intense heat. a 22-year-old hiker died in badlands national park running out of water. the worst of the heatwave for the northeast is expected today with temperatures in some cities degrees. new york city is opening cooling centers. organizers are shortening the new york triathlon due to heat and boston is postponing its competition. jobina: another fire in yosemite national park is 79% contained this morning. the washburn fire started -- flames have threatened the parks famous sequoia trees and is burning in an area hit hard by the drought. firefighters have gained enough ground that highways were allowed to reopen.

a stubborn fire in the east bay is finally out. the marsh fire started at the end of may and fire filled -- smoke filled the air in contra costa county. >> after seven weeks of fire and the pass to seven weeks of flooding it is blue skies. >> it appears that it in fact has been extinguished. >> the marsh fire started at the end of may. it spread through 200 acres of marshland along the waterfront. poor air quality prompted health advisories. 200 million gallons were dumped trying to put the fire out. >> it is possible -- it was not in an area where

we could get water on the fire. if we look back two years that number is about up 50%. >> as wildfires burn near yosemite national park, fire crews from the bay area have been called to assist. >> most likely they will be sent right to the line and probably have a pretty active firefight throughout the night. >> he says despite the fires ranging -- raging in mariposa county, it has been a mild july. >> it has been fairly mild weather-wise. >> some previous massive fires were so strong they even created their own weather system. kostas says fire crews have more

experience and calfire has more resources. that means they can be more aggressive in getting ahead of fires. california's fire season is not over. > we have august, september and october, which can be rough months for us. things can change quickly. hopefully the weather keeps on our side as much as it can. jobina: in the east bay another search will be held today in hopes of finding more information on the disappearance of alexis game. it has been six months since her family saw her. alexis's family and several volunteers combed through the area near near rowley road. pieces of an iphone were founded during the search and will be taken for -- i police for further investigation. >> the police said apple is hard

to work with. we we need our attorney to help us with that. jobina: the gabe family is hopeful the phone is a match to alexis's iphone 11 promax. her body has never been found. in the south bay residents rallied for an airport to close immediately after a small aircraft crashed into a residential area on ocala avenue taking down power lines friday night. the airport was built nearly 100 years ago. the airport has been a good neighbor for decades, follows all regulations, including the use of unleaded gas. nearby residents say it is not enough and the airport is putting their health and safety at risk. >> my message is this airport has to close. it is a nuisance airport, it is

in the middle of a residential area. >> a san jose board of supervisors study found children in the area have a higher rate of lead in their blood. the orit is expected to address the issue on thursday -- board is expected to address the issue on thursday. representative o'connor addressed rising inflation numbers. he says the solution starts with bringing down gas prices. >> i have said let's stop the export of our oiled countries so we can lower prices. i have said let's buy back oil at a cheaper price and sell it at a subsidized price to folks. let's go after the big oil companies. they are making big profits. jobina: kana is a fellow

democrat but he was critical of president biden on several issues. he said that president biden needs to a national climate emergency. gas prices have been going down. according to aaa, the average price for a gallon of gas in san francisco is $5.80. let's check in with lisa. lisa: good morning. we are looking outside where temperatures are chilly in the low 50's, but good running weather for the marathon. 60's downtown -- that is below average. we will talk about how long this continues and look at the rest of the weekend next. jobina: also ahead public health emergency -- the world health organization making that classification about monkeypox. what san francisco is saying about the increasing cases. the san francisco marathon kicks off this morning.

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jobina: good morning. we are bringing you a live picture from our exploratorium camera. the world health organization has declared the monkeypox outbreak world health emergency. cornell barnard explainns what this means for the bay area. >> this represents a public health emergency of international concerns. >> powerful words among the rising cases of monkeypox. the emergency declaration is the first time the head of the u.n. health agency has made -- taken such action. >> we need to react fast. >> mayor london breed addressing

the cases of monkeypox in san francisco. she hopes the declaration will speed the delivery of more vaccines. >> we have had about 10,000 vaccines. we need about 70,000. we submitted a request for 35,000. >> san francisco's department of public health telling abc7news that the world health organization's recognition only reinforces the fact that the only way to address this emergency is to supply resources to cities experiencing an increase in cases. governor newsom tweeted this video, saying that california has received more vaccine from the federal government and is distributing them. monkeypox vaccine clinics have seen long lines in san francisco for some people have been turned away. it has put the city's lgbtq

community on alert. monkeypox is impacting mostly gay and bisexual men. >> -- experts say anyone can become infected and sometimes can start -- symptoms can start within 3 weeks of exposure. last week the u.s. department of health and human services said it order 2.5 million doses of monkeypox vaccine. zuckerberg hospital will reopen its monkeypox vaccine clinic on monday. jobina: we have everything you need to know about monkeypox, including vaccines and treatment. abc7news.com. john porter has been indicted on bribery charges. the chronicle reports the

indictment describes allegations that porter arrived someone -- placed bribes to get the city to approve raising rates. a group of bay area high school students who have been stranded in central europe will begin their trip home today. they have been stuck in prague since their flight home thursday was canceled by lufthansa airlines. they were supposed to fly from prague to frankfurt, germany. a charter flight will take the class from prague to germany today. caltrans broke ground on their final expansion project of highway 101. this has been going on for a long time. abc7news reporter alina holland

has a look at how this will impact life for commuters. >> with the lift of a shovel caltrans it says the backbone of the bay will soon be getting stronger. >> when we finish this project we will have over 50 miles of hov lane from the south all the way to windsor. >> meaning this sky 7 view from above 101 in marin county is about to look different. caltrans will add a third hov lane. >> obviously you can travel the hov lane. , it promotes transit, carpool, better for the environment, reduce congestion, reduce omissions, promote active -- emissions. >> this project has been going on for more than a decade now. >> this is the start of

something new but it is the last of all the projects, so you can see the light at the end of the narrow. >> mark levine has been representing the north bay the entire project. the total price tag? around $750 million from federal,, state and local dollars including gas tax money. >> we do not want to pay the tax and ask where it went. >> all with the goal of cutting down on traffic like this for commuters. >> it is great for commuters who are trying to get to go home, trying to get to their family, their kids. >> they will just have to wait through two more years of construction. >> construction will bring its challenges, but it is short-term paying for long-term gain. jobina: a san francisco man who has been uniting his neighborhood through pancakes has served up his last plate. we first told you about branson

kimball in february. he cooks up pancake parties outside of his home in the mission district, saying it is a great way to get to know your neighbors. branson and his family are moving to the east coast, but it looks like the spirit behind the events will live on through other neighbors. >> i went to a pancake party that was two weeks thataway so they are carrying it on. there is a couple who will be here later. they have a happy hour on fridays on their front stoop. >> i like this neighborhood! branson says he is looking for a neighbor to give one of his griddles to. very nice. it is quite a turnout for an event intended to unite 2 san francisco communities. ♪ jobina: this is the second annual yun annual summer block

party. it is meant to bring together san francisco's chinese and black residents. speakers included police chief bill scott. the san francisco marathon returned today so expect several road closures throughout the city. it starts in about 10 minutes, the race at 5:30 on mission street. there are multiple categories, including a special program for those with disabilities. it is the first marathon in the state that will allow runners -- to register as non-binary. we need to know what the weather will be like for everyone out there right now. lisa: it is pretty quiet. it is cloudy. we do not have drizzle. temperatures in the low 50's. i wouldn't know. i'm not a runner.

jobina: [laughter] lisa: nice and cool for them. clouds have been with us. looking at live doppler 7, along the coast from mount tam all the way down to santa cruz and over into oakland and the east bay, just about 5 -- as we look at our smoke forecast, the impacts here throughout the day from the sierra nevada, the foothills, the mountains into lake tahoe certainly with the haze from the fire that continues to rage, and as we take this through the rest of sunday into monday, you can see we have some very that conditio' continues to push the smoke over east, allowing for good air quality in the bay area. all of the impacted areas here with the haze -- a pretty strong

onshore flow keeping it breezy through our afternoons. look at san francisco, starting out over 20 miles an hour and colors indicate that stronger flow through the delta keeping temperatures in the sacramento valley in the 90's out of the triple digits but as we get through your monday, and even stronger wind flow here. the plan will be for our inland valleys to come down a a few degrees in the days ahead. looking on the -- our forecast is looking on the quiet side. elsewhere we are in the 50's from concord to hayward, 50 in san rafael. here is our roof camera where the clouds will be with us through the morning hours. running -- morning weather in the 50's. by 10:00 a few peaks of son.

noontime -- by 10:00 a few peeks of sun. temperatures and air quality remain good. low clouds and fog all the way to the east bay, pulling back today, keeping it breezy. you can see some of the subtropical moisture beginning to come up to the east of us. that could bring thunderstorms into the sierra nevada from tomorrow through the work week. for the bay area, a typical pattern. 77 in fremont. san jose, 82. seven days bayside. -- 70's bayside. wednesday is slightly cooler, barely noticeable. by the end of next week we could bring back some heat, but this is the best weather we can hope for in the summer because we have been so dry.

jobina: i hope it stays like this. nice and cool. no complaints over here. just ahead, everybody, a first look at the upcoming sequel to black panther. when the marble

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jobina: 7 on your side's michael finney has a gift card story that has a happy ending. >> donald's girlfriend died unexpectedly. she loved coffee, so he bought her a gift card that she kept -- he kept reloading. >> when she passed, i had no need for it. >> starbucks were everywhere so he figured he would give them a call and tell them he had a card he know -- no longer needed.

>> they said we" use to give refunds, but we are no longer giving refunds." i said " what do you want me to do with the card?" they said " i will send you another card." i said, " for what?" >> i checked in with the foremost gift card expert. >> no one has to give you your money back once you buy a car. am i correct -- a card. am i correct? >> only a few companies in a specific circumstance will decide to do that. >> i contacted starbucks and explained this was a special situation with a death involved, and asked if they could see -- it could see its way through to

seeing a refund of the portion of a card -- the card. it could, making donald very happy. before buying a gift card, remember that is money that could be used but rarely refunded, with one exception. in california they have to give you cash back, if your card is worth less than $10. is that correct? >> i love that. in california, if you have a gift card once the gift card drops below $10, you can cash it out. >> marvel has released to the trailer for the much-anticipated black panther sequel. >> my entire family is gone. have i not given everything? ♪ jobina: i got chills when i

watched the entire thing! the trailer was shown at comic-con. it gives fans ape peek. the movie will end phase four of the marvel cinematic universe. disney is the parent company of both marvel and abc 7. still to come, back to work. new developments on the police chief of richmond. painting the bigger picture. why this man had

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lisa: it is breezy in san francisco. some runners getting going with cloudy skies and it typical cool weather in san francisco, just in the low 50's. elsewhere in the bay we are in the mid 50's. there is some fog along the coast. with that fog 2 to 5 degrees milder. 60's and 70's, 11:00, sunny skies. by 4:00, a few degrees warmer, perhaps 90 by the delta, low to mid 70's along the shore. san francisco in the 60's with cloudy skies. we will talk about a gradual cooling trend in the next few minutes. jobina: new developments -- we are learning more about the police chief of richmond who has been on leave since last october. according to the bay area news group, lisa french committed

misconduct during a conflict with a family member. she threatened to hurt a man she believed it threatened a family member in to working as a prostitute. she opened that family member's bank statement and cell phone, both of which are considered misconduct. president biden has been productive, participating in conference calls. karina mitchell has the story for us from washington. >> giving a thumbs up during his first event to his covid diagnosis, president joe biden eager to reassure americans he is feeling fine. >> i apologize for my voice. i feel better than i sound. >> at 79 years old the president is considered at greater risk for severe illness from the

virus, but a letter from his doctor says his symptoms have improved, and he will continue to take the antiviral drug paxlovid. >> we fully expect that he will do well. >> bidens still has a runny nose, fatigue and the occasional loose cough. his oxygen levels are normal. the president had an elevated temperature thursday night, which is not considered a fever. he was given tylenol and his temperature has been normal since then. >> a lot of people call me when they get a positive diagnosis and tell me " sorry, i have failed>" it is not a failure. it is an infectious virus. >> the white house has identified 17 people determined to be close contacts of the president, would so far none of them have tested positive. >> this is part of his job, to

interact with the public so he does not regret that. >> the biden administration is encouraging americans to get vaccinated or boosted, if eligible. most of americans -- jobina: coming up on this week, dr. as she shot will talk -- dr. shaw will talk about the ba5 surge across the country. watch at 8:00 this morning on abc seven. u.s. house members travel to ukraine to meet with president zelenskyy. he briefed them on a missile attack on odessa. it came a day after russia agreed to allow ukraine to export grain. biden approved a $270 million package to support ukraine.

two climate activists in italy elude themselves to botticelli's primavera painting. kneeling in front of the painting, they each had one hand glued to the protective glass. a man is seen ripping their hands off it, dragging them away from the painting. this is just the latest incident of activists taking action against climate change. earlier this month protesters also glued their hands to a painting in london. as part of a class-action lawsuit, t-mobile has agreed to pay millions of customers after a cyberattack in 2021. t-mobile is expected to pay $350 million and another $150 million to secure its data systems. as part of the settlement, the company does not claim any responsibility for wrongdoing.

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look-alikes ran from bowls. -- from bulls. while multiple eateries took part -- $10 bought participants a tasting pass, allowing them to pick for dishes-- four dishes. eay celebrating the great invention of the radio. they held their annual fundraiser radio day by the baye radio museum and alameda, a radio play a live auction of restored radios. ♪ jobina: all right.

abc 7 news anchor dan ashley was one of these special guest auctioneers. the california radio society has restored radios and the history of radios for years. they hope this fundraiser will help them renovate their museum. the bay area is the fourth largest radio market in the country. a unique attraction could be putting on a show starting today. it is a corpse flower. you have probably heard about it before. it is at san jose state right now. it is expected to bloom as early as today. the plant gets its nickname because it smells like rotting flesh when its. ck. the public is not allowed to visit so instead the university has set up a livestream on

youtube. you get the benefits of seeing it without the smell! lisa: genius. check out this cool view from mount tam. 78 degrees with a relative humidity at 15%. that super dry layer in the upper elevations, but we are most of us live another pleasant day. i will have the details next. jobina: also next the giants lose more to the dodgers with third baseman ava longoria likely heading to the injured list for the third time this season. ♪

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we can protect tribal sovereignty and finally do something about homelessness in california. vote yes on prop 27. jobina: the giants will try to avoid getting swept by the rangers. san francisco faces l.a. at dodgers stadium at 1:10.

we are going to win tonight! here is chris alvarez with the highlights. >> good morning. the first two games in l.a. the giants lost to the dodgers. saturday it did not take that long. house divided. sun is going for the giants. mookie betts just missed a homer, his first at-bat. 1-0, dodgers. trea turner, back to back home runs, 2-0 l.a.. the giants managed just three hits. evan longoria pulling his hamstring trying to beat out a double play. that will likely send him back to the injured list. freddie freeman, there goes his second home run of the sea these -- the series.

austin slater, the go-ahead run with two outs, and that is a tough call to end the game. giants look to avoid the sweep later today. a's fans just upped the tailgating game. they have a band! ground ball write to elvis. -- right to elvis. a's open the scoring. brandon lowe cannot handle it. evernes safe. bon mot seventh -- josh smith, look at this catch, what a play. nick allen tags and scores. play of the game, the ball kid dives and makes the play. so nice when you show up twice! let's kick it. jeremy bubba see end of the

quakes still looking for the first win in portland. benji could canna mitch puts it home. i-0 quakes at that --1-0 quakes at the half. a card will then a bit -- espinoza nearly ties it. gordon's keeper just getting fingertips. let's go racing. nhr nationals in sonoma this weekend. robert hyde consider sonoma his home track. going for a sonoma track 40 seed win. 332 miles per hour. pruitt lost by a nose here last year. going for consecutive wins on the circuit. that is your look at sports. jobina: thank you.

now getting a check on our bay area forecast with lisa. lisa: we are starting out with typical low clouds and fog. we are looking at some gray skies. if you are coming into san francisco, cheering someone on for the marathon, or just with us through the morning hours clouds over to the east bay. i went to show you the impacts on the sierra nevada. this is 7:00 this morning. westward towards mariposa and up through sonora, conditions are deteriorating. the smoke is moving through the afternoon. as it heads north over into reno, system offshore will continue to push the smoke away from senate -- from sacramento and into the mountains, impacting the foothills. no containment yet. we are watching that while our

winds continue to bring good air quality. as you look at the yellow, the orange, definitely some bad air quality throughout the day today. this wind flow pattern continues to strengthen and stay pretty much the same old same old with strong winds right through the delta. sacramento is benefiting from some slightly cooler weather. oakland is -- it is 59 in palo alto. sun is up at 6:06. here is a look at that wind that will keep our air quality good. a little breezy and below average in san francisco as the wind is up to 20 miles per hour. continuing to bring temperatures in that comfort zone, 80's to maybe 90, but that trend will be

for the stronger winds. that will bring the numbers down couple degrees as we get through the next couple days. we have the clouds stacked up and for the next few hours, cloudy, cool, little temperature change through it clock. 9:00 -- through 8:00. noon time, still breezy out there. clear skies inland. sunny skies throughout the day today. temperatures in the low to mid 80's in the south bay. 10 degrees warmer for you and 12 degrees warmer around redwood city. downtown, 85 santa rosa. it could be much hotter in the north bay this time of year. 76 in union city. nice day in pleasantly -- pleasanton.

reversing that trend on monday. mid 80's, may be a few degrees below average there, mid 70's around the bay and looking at next weekend still looking comfortable. the outside chance of a few higher clouds from some moisture to the south of us and getting warmer potentially as we head towards august. jobina: i am going to be checking in with you. lisa: remain calm! jobina: a long retired chemist in richmond has found a magnificent way to give the gift of a garden to his neighborhood. the 94-year-old is quite the inspiration. leslie brinkley spent a few hours with the wildflower guy whose seeds are helping to build a better bay area. >> these are wildflowers. they plant themselves. >> gil patchett is known in richmond as the wildflower guy. >> there is a marine one in

their. >>-- a maroon one in there. i got rid of the weeds as best i couldm and i planted seeds -- could and i planted seeds. every year it grew bigger and bigger. i started with plot a, b and c. it was like my private island. i paid no taxes and no rent and the city gave me water. >> he created this neighborhood garden and another along this scrubby stretch of land along a popular trail. >> when i discovered wildflowers, they live and die and compost and return to the earth.

i do not need any storage space like the material world. that appealed to me. if everybody did it, we would not have any pollution what we? >> gil does not only grow flowers. he also grows food, tomatoes and squash that he delivers to neighbors. >> he is one-of-a-kind. he is a good guy. what he does for the neighborhood and everything that grows here is great. >> this is a major street. people passed by this street, see this wildflower garden, and they often see gil out here working at all times of the day, and it is an uplifting, great story. this shows the power that one person can have in making their community a better place. >> neighbors are starting to take on the workload as 94-year-old gil hopes to spread the magic. >> i would like to save the earth, and i would like everybody to think that way.

>> in richmond,, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7news. jobina: a summer concert series continues today. ♪

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to go to this! you must register. reservations do not guarantee entry. you want to come early! entry is on a first-come first-served basis. the venue opens at noon with the concert starting at 2:00 this afternoon. the concert will be live-streamed on the stern grove website. that might be the best route to go. next on abc seven mornings at 6:00 a.m. >> hopefully the weather keeps on our side as much as it can. jobina: fire season is upon us. why firefighters say they could be more aggressive getting ahead of wildfires this year. plus a close call in a south bay airport. why residents wanted shut down immediately -- want it shut

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