we will have more on the wildfire in just a moment. lisa argen is tracking windy forecasts. lisa: well over 100 degrees. we have some cooling on the way. five to 15 degree drop in temperatures. relative humidity is still low.

54 in nevada. it is cooler along the peninsula. through the delta, we have winds up to 30 miles per hour. 50 start out. low 60's and looking at 70's and upper 80's. we have another warm-up on the way. >> firefighters are still on the scene of a wildfire. the fire broke out along the lake. calfire says they managed to

stop forward progress. it is 20% contained. fire crews are working to put out the hotspots. a person walking was hit and to be okwara's crashed. some pretty violent video. it is one of several that broke out across the bay area. another sideshow broke out near highway 87. you can see how close cars came.

others were upset, understandably. >> i think it is a waste of time. do not be holding up other people. >> this was the scene in front of great america. a line of police kaiser eventually did clear. downtown off to 80, the fire started in the creek, but flames ran along the fence and ignited a woodworking shed. hot weather complicated the situation. >> they got back to the station, and they were quickly dispatched. >> the cause of the fire is

still under investigation and no injuries were reported. new details on the largest wildfire. four victims of the mckinney fire, the victims were identified through dental records and dna. one of them worked as a fire lookout. the wildfire started last month and is 95% contained. moving on, the fentanyl crisis as some mothers are planning to hold a rally. tara campbell spoke to a couple of mothers who are all too familiar with the drug problem. >> i think deep down, we are fighters. >> referring to mothers against drug deaths, a group battling for their children, battling

addiction. >> it is not something that i love to do. i have to psych myself up to come here. >> gina mcdonald cofounded it a year ago. >> nine months ago, we got her out. >> the personal stories and passion for change capturing the attention of those in power. last month, meeting with brooke jenkins. >> she, she listened tower stories and was learning from us. >> advocating for an end. >> we have been -- we have not been seeing a crackdown on the dealings.

>> we hoped. there are so many families out here that have no voice. >> people from all over have been emailing us, since we put up the billboards. we walked and she was just devastated, really devastated. reporter: mothers organizing a rally in front of city hall. >> we are trying to get everybody together to figure this out. reporter: tara campbell,

abc7news. >> team marched for rates. they rallied -- >> a specialty search and recovery team is in the search for a teenager. the group is made up of volunteers from across the country who help the families of missing people. ronnie was seen august 6. as part of the search, they held

six offender compliance sweeps on thursday. the sweeps found several registered offenders were violating their terms of release and one person was arrested did. we are focusing on health. cornell takes us to an event designed to keep the coronavirus from spreading and another that focuses on a recovery phase. reporter: she just got her sons the immunizations required and suggested for public schools. her family recently emigrated from ukraine. >> it is important to have vaccinations, to have the children not ill. reporter: it was held at the family health center in the bayview district, providing

equitable access to all families. >> we know how hard the last few years have been. reporter: the cover pandemic likely prevented many people from getting access. >> we have seen this with covid-19 and we are hearing about polio being detected on the east coast. it is critically important that all of our kids are up-to-date on their vaccinations. >> there are outbreaks routinely as measles and different places. we want to make sure that all kids are protected. >> i feel ok. >> we wanted to explore how covid has affected our neighborhoods. reporter: catalano hundreds of people to connect from getting covid test kids to mental

outreach. >> it has ahead everybody in all corners of the city, so we have been reaching out to organizations who work with those most impacted by the pandemic. reporter: moving at a time. >> with the new school year comes new guidelines and new normal. the streaming app is available. all right. 5:10 this morning. let's get a check outside. lisa: you can hear the howling wind. indicating a pooldown today. we will talk about that. our warm-up on monday and settling into a pretty typical summertime pattern.

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alone. abc news reporter has the latest. reporter: the new york state department of health is earning its first case of monkeypox and a child. it does not designate their specific age or where the case was reported. the biden administration is continuing the effort to stop the rake by offering vaccinations at lgbtq events across the country this weekend. among them, the pride festival in charlotte, north carolina. the cdc finds that 90% of cases are still among men reported recent sexual contact with other men. over 14,000 americans have been infected come up there are signs that new cases are plateauing. vaccine doses have been delivered nationwide and starting monday, 1.8 million more doses will be made available.

a technique that requires a fifth of the dose and increases the supply. >> they are enthusiastically starting this. reporter: in santa clara county, health officials are offering vaccinations using the new method. >> it makes you think that you better act when these things happen. that is why i got it down and i am inviting everyone to get it done. reporter: vaccine manufacturers are raising concerns, citing a lack of data and sing this method could result in bad reactions, but others say that reactions are manageable. >> we have everything you need

to know about monkeypox, including symptoms and treatments. the heat was on yesterday, particularly in east bay, even with the temperature hovering around 100 degrees, people still came out to celebrate the asian american pacific islander community. lena holland has that story. reporter: with a whole lot of shaved ice at the ready, triple digit heat did not keep people like donita edwards and her family from enjoying antioch's multicultural festival.had st f. i think it is because it is very hot today and luckily, we reporter: an event like this, celebrating her culture means a lot right now.

>> sometimes i feel like it is not as seeing. when people come up saying, i am filipino as well, it brings a smile to my face. reporter: with everything going on, it means a lot to be out here with everyone. it is just bring back a sense of community and togetherness. reporter: the festival was meant to include -- provide inclusiveness. >> we are putting together a platform so that everybodyill fe like there is a voice>> we a.

reporter: enjoying a drink or two just long enough before heading back to the ac. >> it was cold in the city, so those microclimates will get you. lisa: up near there, they are about 30 miles per hour. the fog has expanded overnight.

certainly a grace start out there. upper elevations are mild. the fog is certainly dense. it will reduce visibility, where it is much deeper. you can see that there are a few areas along the deck. not as hot today inland. we are going to warm up for your monday. the clouds will pull back.

as we go through your monday morning, it will totally clear through the rest of the day. yesterday was 101. there is a look at the winds. in the valleys will be out of the 90's today. gusty winds along the coast, particularly along the county line. we will look for the breeze to keep us cool, but monday we will heat up to the low 80's. tuesday, temperatures coming down. we still have a few 90's.

it will be warm but not the extremes that we experienced yesterday. there could be some mist and drizzle. highs today, 72 in oakland. mid 80's yesterday around redwood city. 86 santa rosa. that is a big cooldown. cooler temperatures near 90 inland. mid 70's around the bay. we will see that he'd spank and we will cool it as temperatures come back tuesday.

the fire yesterday, good news that we got some -- somewhat contained. >> looking at a period from the 1940's. they traveled to work in the shipyards. the exhibit features photographs and the music of shipyard workers. >> the black experience has been uncovered and it has been hidden because we have a lot of histories that we are able to share with the public. >> getting packages delivered happens every day. we will take a look at the

future of deliveries without drivers, coming up.

californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27.

>> demand is exploding. autonomous vehicles are ramping up to fill the demand but not without some challenges. looking at the future of home delivery. >> demand for home delivery service has developers scrambling. neuro-is testing its system in silicon valley and others are working on driverless semi's in texas for large-scale deliveries. two years ago, the volume was just over 20 million parcels and 40 years from now, that volume will double. at the same time, there is a

shortage. local delivery drivers are demanding pay. developers tell the benefit of clean energy. reporter: they provide. -- the ability to avoid a collision. >> is inherently a better set up . reporter: transportation officials note that autonomous vehicles have frozen in their tracks when they are not sure what to do. >> i think that is a concern that i would like to see more

effectively addressed. reporter: local policies are not keeping up with the technology. >> still to come, massive military aid. details on the package being sent to the ukraine. and a deputy seen handcuffing a pregnant mother in front of her children and then pulling a gun on her during a traffic stop.

>> thank you for joining us. we will start with a look at the weather. good morning. lisa: there will be a cool down

today. 56 in sunnyvale. 69 in cupertino. we have some dense fog in the north bay. a little mild towards santa rosa. the winds will get even more breezy. 8:00, the fog is a part -- across parts of the east bay. we will see 80's to upper 80's as we get further inland. a good cooldown about 10 to 15 degrees out towards antioch. back to some mid and upper 70's, but it will still be warm out of the triple digits. we will see the heat returns smile.

>> now to the bore in ukraine as the war with russia enters its six month now. reporter: the u.s. announcing another massive military aid package for ukraine. it will include more ammunition for the rocket systems, 16 howitzers and for the first time, the pentagon is sending reconnaissance drones to better identify key russian targets. this latest round of military aid comes as the standoff continues. heavy shelling as many fear a potential catastrophe. abc news was there as many ukrainians fled. >> here they are, taking everything that they can with them, to get to safety.

[indiscernible] reporter: in a phone call, both parties agreed to an independent inspection by the energy agency to inspect the plans as soon as possible and assess the real situation on the ground. ukrainian officials have shared a video, accusing russia of using the plant as a military base. they have not verified the date that the video was taken. meanwhile, ukraine has warned that russia is looking to disconnect the plant from ukraine's electric grid. and now the russian owned company says it will shut down a

natural gas pipeline for three days at the end of the month, putting pressure on european countries that depend on that fuel. >> weeks after a massive flash flood, it's most popular location, monsoon thunderstorms and rain causing damage earlier this month. now, furnace creek, visitor center, the sand dunes are open again to visitors. visitors may experience delays and link closures because of this. after gary busey has been arrested. the 78-year-old actor has been charged for two counts of fourth degree criminal sexual misconduct.

investigators say at least two victims say they were grouped at the event. muster media has asked him not to return and encourages victims to file a report with police. thanking everyone for positive thoughts and prayers. easton fractured his skull after falling out of a bunkbed. he is recovering from a medically induced,. he likes to go by the nickname tank. increased swelling in his face is blocking his eyesight. >> thank you for their prayers. i'm starting to feel better. >> team easton. we love you, buddy. >> love you too. >> i'm glad he is on the mend.

a traffic stop involving a pregnant woman. her three children watched from inside the car. here is faith with reaction from the sheriff. >> i'm pregnant, sir, i'm four months pregnant. reporter: a deputy is off the job after pulling a gun on a pregnant woman. ebony came to a stop at this gas station after the deputy tried pulling her over friday night for speeding. >> your hear it. >> she said she was scared to stop in the dark, but the deputy accused her of acting shady. >> i'm just telling you why. >> i do not care why.

just shut up. >> she did not quite -- she did not say anything. >> the mother said she blames herself. >> the gun part was a little too extreme for me. >> the officer later removed her handcuffs and issued her a citation for speeding. the review of the show that the deputy's actions were inconsistent with department policy. >> that is what i would want my daughter, my wife, or may neighbor to do, if you feel unsafe. >> the officer was asked to resign, and he did come after the video surfaced. >> california's general election is not until november, but big

books are being on gambling propositions that will appear on the ballot between 26 and 27. a total of $360 million has been raised. it easily tops the records that by proposition 22. it would allow for sports betting. it can only be done in casinos and racetracks. proposition 27 would legalize online sports betting. still ahead, many people are looking at ways to save money. some sustainable swaps you can make in your home. here is a at the golden gate bridge. thank you for waking up with us.

californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a

prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27.

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money with a soda maker. say you drink a liter of seltzer a day. swap it for this and in four months, it will pay for itself. finally, this one might be tougher. >> my family and i are close to two dozen roles a month. reporter: paul says you do not been that much money to reduce waste he prefers these 12 by 12 versatile washcloths. when they get to saint, instead of tossing, humor purposes them for outside use. >> all right, lisa, 5:41.

what is it looking like out there? lisa: there is dense fog. waking up to some patchy fog, but a cooler day for you by about 60 degrees. we will talk about the up and down temperatures with my forecast coming next. >> the giants went into extra innings against the rockies. chris alvarez will have the

>> a chance to take the lead in the series on the road in seattle. san francisco takes on the colorado rockies and first pitch is at 1210 bam today. first pitch is at 1:07. the 49ers played their second

preseason game against the vikings. it was not a problem for the red and gold. here is chris alvarez with the highlights. chris: it might be a little early, but i am already there. if san francisco really wants to make a run, they need to get to it in a hurry. it is almost football season. top of the sixth, getting on the joey bart train. 419 feet. the second hit of the game makes it 2-1. third hit of the game. brandon crawford. top of the ninth now. down to their final out. ripping one to left. it is fair. this went into extras.

bottom half, brendan rogers with his fourth head of the game, it ended up being the game-winner. san francisco has lost four straight. tony kemp getting it done. a deep drive to left. a sliding catch. that prevented extra bases for sure. up the middle, two runs scored. this game goes into the 10th. castillo cannot handle it. the a's walk off with a 4-3 win. trey lance along with every other signer did not play in saturday night's preseason game. they will play in houston.

georgia was also watching from the sidelines. the sac here looking good from injury. the knee was bothering him. first third down conversion of the day. it would lead to field goal. at the break, 12 play of the drive at the three. vikings recovered. fighting for that back up spot -- corner spot. adding the two-point conversion to take the lead. second straight week, the niners force three turnovers. the niners window. here is the head coach on the state of the backup quarterback

position. >> there is nothing done yet. he has done a good job. but i like both of those guys. >> that is you look at sports. >> we were attracting some fire danger yesterday. lisa: the memory -- marine layer will be temped down today. the fog is less dense, but it has not expanded too much across the bay. we are looking at it all the way up and down the coast. a big drop, a notable drop as the breeze works its way through the delta. you can see the fog from san francisco, all the way down and

getting patchy as it moves further down the coast. we will definitely see the cloud deck. yesterday, it was well into the 80's, a hot day, even upper 80's. it is 56 downtown. good morning and in san jose. a dark view of our roof camera where temperatures are coming down a few degrees. around average for today. low 60's by the delta with a howling wind. this was a nice view, but the fog is certainly moving out there. it will pull back to the shoreline, not as hot today. seasonal temperatures as we get through the rest of the work week, which means we should

hover around 90 inland. there is a look at the low clouds. if you are headed into parts of san francisco, you will have that fog. sunny elsewhere. not only will we have the fog, but it will clear up quickly. gusty winds. keeping the breeze with you today. 20 to 25 miles per hour with that flow through the delta and into your monday, winds get quite dusty. a cool down. 83 from 89 in san jose. mid 80's yesterday. 72 san mateo. mid 90's up near lakeport, but it is a good 10 degrees cooler.

even around napa, look at that drop into the 70's. certainly a cool down for you. heading towards fremont, around 78. cooler than yesterday. we are warm inland, but certainly not as hot. heating up again tomorrow. we will drop temperatures the rest of the week. settling into that pattern we have had this summer. >> in a few months, monarch butterflies will begin their migration and they will find more of their favorite food along the way. cornell barnard has the story.

reporter: this 18-year-old is on a mission. >> these are some of the plants that i have planted. reporter: her final scout project might be the biggest of them all, to save the monarch butterfly, one milkweed at a time. >> each butterfly has their own host plant, where they lay their eggs. their lifecycles depend on it. reporter: they have been reduced to the thousands. milkweed is also disappearing. >> i am a very passionate person , but i do love monarch butterflies and pollinators come in general. these are narrow leaf milkweed and i had 1200 at home. i am in the process of even them away.

reporter: she has planted milkweed anywhere she is allowed to across paloma county. so far, she has planted 1700 milkweed plants. >> it is a wonderful thing that she has been able to accomplish. >> if we care about our miami life, we need to recognize the things that we have done to harm them and try to repair some of those things. reporter: several monarchs were spotted hanging out in the park. a small victory for her. >> we are hoping to be able to continue monitoring them and hopefully, they will make a rebound with more conservation efforts. >> today, it is all about the

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welcome back. today is national senior citizens day. it's a day dedicated to showing love and gratitude to our elders celebrating their accomplishments through the years president ronald reagan made the day official in 1988, but keep an eye out a recent cdc report indicates loneliness and social isolation are causing some serious health risks to seniors. so today is a reminder to reach out call spend time and even volunteer with our seniors. all right next on abc 7 mornings at 6 am authorities identify some of the victims of the largest wildfire of the year in siskiyou county. we have an update on the mckinney fire for you and in the south bay multiple sideshows what onlookers had to say about the drivers spinning donuts and san jose.

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prevagen keeps my brain working right. moving forward finding solutions. this is c7 news a close call saturday night as a wildfire erupts right along the edge of clear lake forcing evacuations. good morning everybody. it's sunday august 21st. i'm lewis quartz. we're gonna have more on that wildfire in just a moment. but first, let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa arjun tracking that fire danger. good morning, lisa. good morning. liz a lot of dry fuel out there in yesterday those temperatures in lake county. well over 100 degrees today a cooldown on the way for everyone. there's a little feature offshore that's going to help us cool down just temporarily and then we're going to see another heat up for your monday there's a look at the fog. it's dense in the north bay from mount tam. you can see the breeze there at 2300 feet, but the sun coming up in 30 minutes 56 in the city. it's 59 in san jose and from a roof camera windsor up to 20 miles an hour