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 here in san

francisco 63 by the delta. so although some numbers are warmer in the north bay. we have that breeze that will get stronger throughout the day you can see it by right now over 20 miles. an hour that is sutro. the fog is expanding. so noontime. we're in the 60s and 70s a slower warm-up cloudy coast sunshine breezy winds at the shoreline, but upper 80s for our warmest location. so that's a good 10 to maybe 15 degrees cooler inland today liz. okay, lisa. thank you back to that fire out of lake county where firefighters are still on the scene of a wildfire that triggered a vacuation orders last night the fire broke out around six o'clock west of lower lake a witness shared video of the water dropping helicopters. you can see there making one of many passes over the fire zone. cal fire says they've managed to stop forward progress of this fire. so that's some good news at last check. the fire has burned 14 acres and it's now 20% contained some residents near the fire zone are still being asked to stay away as fire crews work to put out

hot spots and back to back fire. skip san jose firefighters very busy asruis qcklysh fire around lunchtime yesterday downtown off hannah street and highway 280 the fire started in los gatos creek, but flames ran along a fence and ignited a woodworking shed and house hot weather complicated conditions firefighters who responded had just put out another fire not far away. they got back to station got their gear recent rechecked and then we're quickly dispatched this fire so they didn't have any break between two second alarm fires. you can see the heavy damage to the structures the cause of the fire still under investigation. there were no injuries reported new details this morning on the largest wildfire in california this year authorities have identified four victims of the mckinney fire all of them were 73 years old or older the victims were identified through dental records and dna as klamath river residents. one of them looked and worked as a fire lookout for the us forest service for decades the wildfire

in siskiyou county started last month. it's currently 95% contained. alright moving on now in the south bay this weekend wild side shows have been taking place over busy intersections one of them a person walking was hit and two cars crashed, but that still didn't stop the drivers from spinning donuts. yes, i'm pretty wild video there that dangerous scene unfolded last night at lundy avenue and concourse drive in san jose where it happened. it's one of several that broke out throughout the south bay police say everyone involved left when officers responded including the person who was hit by the car. meanwhile another side show broke out along santa teresa boulevard near highway 87, you can see just how close cars came to wiping out bystanders watching the action others stuck in the traffic. we're understandably pretty upset by this.

i think it's stupid. he's a wasted time. and this was in santa clara county the scene there right in front of great america. you can watch as the big crowd runs you saw that there from the intersection when they hear the police sirens a line of santa clara police cars eventually did clear that intersection. the fentanyl crisis we put into focus today in san francisco is some mothers are planning to hold a rally featuring newly appointed district. attorney brooke jenkins abc 7 news reporter tara campbell spoke to a couple of moms who are all too familiar with the drug problem. i think us individually deep down deep down. we're fighters. terry cremlacek is referring to mothers against drug. deaths a group battling for their children battling addiction terry taking to the streets of the tenderloin to

look for her, son who's addicted to fentanyl. it's not something i love to do. i live in marin and i have to fight my self up to come here. gina mcdonald co-founded the nonprofit a couple of years ago. this is her daughter sam before fentanyl. she too was on the streets of the tenderloin. yeah, nine months ago. she we got her out their personal stories and passion for change capturing the attention of those in power last week meeting with san francisco's district. attorney brooke jenkins. she listened and listen to our stories. and really was learning from us advocating for easier access to treatment and an end to the open-air drug market. we're very supportive of her efforts to crackdown on the dealing we haven't been seeing that the momentum and just the impact this group is having would you have ever imagined?

we hoped right? there's so many. families out here that have no voice these moms making bold moves with a series of billboards this past year taking direct dame at the city's response to the fentanyl crisis people from all over have an emailing us since we put up the billboards. most recently meeting with a mom from massachusetts here looking for her child. we walked the tenderloin and she was just devastated really devastated. the mother's organizing a rally this sunday in front of city hall. we're trying to bring everybody together. to figure this out and they're doing exactly that the district attorney is set to be there along with city supervisors first responders and parents with children struggling with or lost to addiction tara campbell abc 7 news. on the peninsula teens and young

adults march to protect reproductive rights yesterday high school students from menlo park to pacifica rallied in san mateo to draw attention to the us supreme court decision that overturned roe versus wade the group urged voters to pass a constitutional amendment on the november ballot that would enshrine abortion access in the california constitution. nobody should choose for anybody else. it's really a very personal decision and i just felt like if it was happening to anybody even just one person. i would i feel like i have to change that. the california catholic conference is opposing the amendment saying the language is too broad state voters will decide on proposition 1 in november. okay developing news a specialty search and recovery dive team is now joining in the search for missing truckee teen kylie rodney the adventures with purpose group is made up of volunteers from across the country who helped families of missing people rodney who's 16 was last seen on august 6 at an outdoor party in truckee as part of the search officials held sex offender compliance sweeps

throughout the truckee north tahoe area on thursday. the sheriff's office is the sweeps found several registered sex offenders were violating their terms of release one person was arrested and criminal charges what we filed against a second person. we're focusing now on health and issue. that's part of building a better bay area abc 7 news reporter cornell. bernard takes us to an event this weekend designed to keep the coronavirus from spreading and another that focuses on a recovery phase. we get to vaccinated today katarina a couple over just got her two sons the vaccinations and immunizations required and suggested for san francisco public schools her family recently immigrated from ukraine. it's very important to have a vaccinations. so to have children not so ill this free back to school vaccination event was held at the new southeast family health center and the bayview district providing equitable access to all families. we know how hard the last two and a half years have been with

covid dr. susan phillips says the pandemic likely delayed many parents from getting their kids protected from covid and other viruses and diseases. we know how incredibly important it is. we've seen this with covid-19. we are hearing now about polio being detected on the east coast so it is critically important that all of our kids are up to date on their vaccinations. that is something that we're stressing as trying to get everybody vaccinated with all their vaccines because they're outbreaks. routinely of different things like measles and different places or mumps. we want to make sure that all kids in san francisco are protected nine year. glad just got his shots. how you feeling about that. no. okay, we want to explore how covid has. ed and san jose this covid-19 recovery fair allowed hundreds of people to connect with resources and services from getting covid test kits to mental health outreach. the pandemic has hit everybody in all corners of the city and so we've really been reaching out to some of the local

community organizations who work with the people who have been most impacted by the pandemic bay area moving forward out of the pandemic one healthy step at a time. in albernard abc 7 news and with the new school year comes new guidelines and new norms find our complete back to school coverage to get you prepared by downloading the abc 7 news bay area tv app. it's available for your phone tablet roku apple tv, amazon fire or android tv. okay lisa 610 this morning. let's look outside. all right, the marine layer is compressed and spa so you can see it's not totally solid here from mount tan, but it was a warm one yesterday. we're gonna race those triple digits even's most of the 90s in our inland valley. so cool down on the way. i'll tell you how much cooler and then how much warmer for monday coming up. all right. thanks lisa. also had king county in washington state has declared a state of emergency for monkey pox the latest on increasing monkeypox cases in the us and people who are feeling the heat yesterday in the east bay, but that wasn't enough to stop from

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city alone the us has set aside extra doses of the vaccine to be administered to those who want it abc news reporter christ. phone has the latest. the new york state department of health is reporting its first case of monkeypox in a child state data doesn't indicate the child's specific age or where that case was reported, but it wasn't in new york city. that's as the biden administration continues an aggressive effort to stop the monkeypox outbreak by offering vaccinations at lgbtq events across the country this weekend among them the pride festival in charlotte, north carolina the cdc finds 93% of cases are still among men who reported recent sexual contact with other men just over 14,000 americans have been infected with monkeypox, but there are early signs that new cases are plateauing a million vaccine doses have been delivered nationwide and starting monday 1.8 million more doses will be made available

where medical professionals are trained in a new method of injection right under the top layer of skin instead of into fatty tissue a technique that only requires fifth of the dose increasing the supply jurisdictions are very enthusiastically starting this it's exciting from the perspective of access. thank you in santa clara county california health officials are already offering vaccinations using the new method my mom passed because of covid that makes you think that you better act when these situations happen, right? and that's why i i got it on and i'm inviting everybody to get it done the vaccine manufact. or is raising concerns about this newer method of injection citing a lack of data and saying this method could result in increased reactions, but the fda says the reactions are quote manageable and both methods provide similar levels of protection christine, sloan abc news, new york.

and we have everything you need to know about monkeypox including vaccines symptoms and treatments. you can find it all on our website abc7news.com. heat was on yesterday particularly in the east bay even with the temperature hovering around 100 degrees people still came out for antiox multicultural festival the celebrate the asian-american pacific islander community abc 7 news reporter lena howland has the story. with fans generators and a whole lot of shaved ice at the ready triple digit heat didn't keep people like bonita edwards and her family from enjoying antioch's multicultural festival and this is the place to come and cool off right by the water. i think it's just because it's really hot today and luckily we're kind of in the shade here on this side filipino small business owner lori to big niece says an event like this celebrating her culture means a lot right now. i like it just because sometimes

i feel that it's not as seen as what we would normally like it to be seeing us. so when people come up to go. oh, i'm filipino too kind of brings a smile to my face with bay area cities like san francisco reporting a 567% increase in anti-aging hate crimes last year shaved ice vendor joy ramirez agrees events, like these are even more for her community with just everything that's on it means a lot. it means a lot to be able to be out here with everyone. i mean, we're still in covid right but it's just i mean it i feel like that it just bringing back a sense of community and bringing a sense of togetherness with a growing asian american population, which now makes up 14% of the city antioch. mayor lamar thorpe says the festival was meant to promote inclusiveness. there's so much culture here that it's pretty important that we as government as to put a platform and put together platform so that everybody feels like they have a voice here.

everybody is celebrated here and we respect and accept cultures a various background just a little dollar lucky when you have seafood. there's a lot of ice around so we're you know, we're cool. we're keeping cool giving people enough time to try food outside of their comfort zones and enjoy a drink or two just long enough before heading back to the a/c again, we're gonna go back home and stay in the house under the air conditioner right in antioch, lina howland abc 7 news. all right, lee say was hot out there in those inland areas the city though rather cold pretty windy, too. yeah, pretty consistent for summer time and we're gonna do it all again, although our marine layer is expanding the north bay has a shallower layer. so it's dense and that's why you may have to slow down use your low beams, of course and the south bay it is more widespread. but yes, this will all burn back. we'll have a better day today if you were sweating it out

yesterday many triple digits. we're 101 at the livermore airport 99 at the concord airport. and today we will be in the 80s for the most part with those southwesterly winds through the delta cooling off our inland valley. so there's a look at the fog. it's not a totally solid deck but where we do have it it can be dense and spots. this is the view from vollmer peak pretty overexposed. but the marine layer is there and we're looking anywhere from 12 to 1800 feet with that depth. it is 58 to 56 degrees degrees in san francisco 58 oakland pal. so 59 in san jose and from mount tam, you can see a few holes here, but you notice the camera shaking the winds have been pretty gusty in spots with that deck of low clouds trying to expand across the bay. so right along the coast those breezy winds the sun coming up in about 10 minutes and we'll be looking at the temperatures trim back here as well moves in the upper 80s at about 2000 feet today cooler, but that sun pretty hot for this time of year for sure 58 santa rosa 62 by the

delta 60 in concord and above about 1800 feet. 2,000 feet. the relative humidity is just so so dry so we did have a better picture here, but from our roof camera, we have the clouds fog at the coast. mostly cloudy for some of you partly cloudy elsewhere not as hot today in linden warmer for your monday and then temperatures will really begin to settle into that pattern that we were so used to for much of july with that about 30 degrees spread. there's a look at the fog deck. it comes back to the coast for the most part. it is going to linger right along the shore there. so you'll definitely feel the change if you're close to the shoreline. and the coastal temperature as well. they're not going to be a whole lot different but in the days ahead we could even get a little bit more drizzle as a system drops to the south of us. but as for monday the fog pulls back, we're sunny. we're warmer high pressure temporarily builds in and that'll bring a return to some of those upper 90s. here's a look at the wind flow today anywhere from 25 to 30 miles an hour right onto the

east and that allows for that cool down but as that system lifts on out tomorrow, not only will we have the gusty winds, but we're also going to see warmth return so we will be kind of all over the map yesterday with that wider range. here's a look at your temperatures for monday. you can see the upper 90s near 100, but the coast only in the 60s with those breezy northwesterly wind, so this morning they're out of south and that is bringing up the deck of low clouds 80s around the shoreline the bay shore tomorrow. here's what happens on tuesday though. we're going to get a general cool down still some lingering heat out towards the so but look what happens on wednesday settling back into the 60s 70s 80s, and it should be pretty nice. i think for most of us to enjoy the last well, you know, summer's not over right it goes right on through september around here 86 in concord 78 in fremont mid 80sta r orhose of you going back more as the weather cools off a bit highs today

upper 80s preps and our inland valleys mid-70s bayshore 60s at the coast. we're heating it up again tomorrow temporarily and then the temperatures moderate tuesday and wednesday a system offshore could bring some christian drizzle midweek partly cloudy skies for most is that system lingers and brings temperatures down keeping them comfortable right on through the work week list. all right, sounds good lisa. thanks in the north bay. marin city kicked off. it's 80th anniversary with a historical exhibit. oops here. you can't see but it was a wonderful event. it looks at the period from 1940s a time when thousands of black americans travel to marin city from the south to work in the shipyard. during world war two the exhibit features artifacts photographs and the music of shipyard workers and some items are on display for the first time. the black experiences it's been uncovered and it's been hidden because we now have lots of oral histories that we're able to share with the public. admission to the exhibit is free. it's open through november 1st

at the bartolini gallery in san rafael. alright, just ahead getting packages delivered happens every day from online shopping to grocery orders. we take a look at the the future of deliveries without drivers.

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deliveries is a race to address a human supply chain challenge two years ago the volume of home deliveries was just over 20 billion parcels four years from now that volume will nearly double data from a recent harvard study at the same time. there's a shortage of 80,000 drivers in the trucking industry local delivery drivers are demanding higher pay as more autonomous vehicles. hit the road carrying both passengers and parcels concerns about improve safety and increased traffic congestion are growing even as developers tout the benefit of clean energy. it's something that you know, we're open to those conversations about how the vehicles will impact everyone who shares our city streets on one hand advanced detection systems employing lidar. provides superior field division and the ability to avoid a collision. it is identifying movement. it's identifying and plotting movement of items of individuals of other cars in real time. and so you know, it is inherently. a better set of eyes if you will

then my human eye. however, san francisco transportation officials note that autonomous vehicles have frozen in their tracks when unsure what to do. you really can't afford to have a sidewalk block for two minutes four minutes ten minutes or 20 minutes. and so i think that is a concern that i'd like to see more effectively addressed in a recent study. he praised av progress but says local policies aren't keeping up with the technology. another issue is sourcing electricity to power all these new delivery vehicles david louis abc 7 news. still to come on abc 7 mornings massive military aid details on the new million dollar package being sent to ukraine by the united states and a deputy is seen handcuffing a pregnant mother in front of her children and then pulling a gun on her during a traffic. stop will have the fallout and reaction coming up.

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solutions, this is abc7news. liz: good morning and thanks for joining us. we will start this half-hour with another check of the forecast. lisa: waking up to some fog that is expanding across the bay, and you can still kind of makeup the city. temperatures are from the mid-50's downtown. 58 in oakland and palo alto. half moon bay, 56 degrees. a deck of low clouds into oakland. emeryville, upper 50's in santa rosa. 60 in concord. temperature change with the black in a fog keeping us warmer in the north bay -- blanket of fog keeping us warmer in the north bay. 25 miles per hour by the delta. as the cloud deck erodes, the breeze will keep temperatures from warming too quickly today. by noon time upper 70's bayshore. 80 inland. 60's to near 70 in the bay.

later in the day come upper 70's. overall, mid-80's for the warmest locations. we will warm up for monday. it will not last long. we will talk about how much warming and how long it sticks around, coming up. liz: thank you. to the war in ukraine entering its sixth month. the u.s. is sending more military aid. em: the u.s. announcing another massive military aid package for ukraine valued at $775 million. it will include more ammunition for the rocket system, 16 new howitzers, and for the first time, the pentagon is sending 15 reconnaissance drones to better identify key russian targets. this latest round of military aid comes as the standoff continues. heavy shelling near ukraine's largest nuclear plant has many fearing a potential catastrophe. abc news was there as hundreds

of ukrainians fled. we are being told there is a huge convoy of cars coming from the russian occupied areas, and here they are taking everything they can with them to get to safety. ukraine's president met with the u.n. secretary general, who says the areas around the plants needs to be demilitarized. >> need to reestablish it as civilian infrastructure and ensure the safety of the area. em: in a phone call between russian president vladimir putin and french president emmanuel macron both parties agreed to an independent inspection to inspect the plant as soon as possible and assess the real situation on the ground. ukrainian officials have shared a video of russian vehicles inside the plant, accusing pressure of using the plant as a military base. abc news has not verified the date this video was taken. zelenskyy has vowed to take back

control of the plant. meanwhile, ukraine has wondered russia is looking to disconnect the plant from ukraine's electric grid and redirect the power to its own grid. now russian state owned gasket when he says it was shut down its natural gas pipeline for three days at the end of the month, putting pressure on european countries that depend on that fuel. abc news, washington. liz: weeks after a massive flood in death valley national park, it is reopened at his most popular location this weekend. heavy rains caused damage to roadways and facilities this month. visitor center, mesquite sand dunes, and other places are open to visitors. they are still working to rebuild the roadways. visitors may experience delays and lane closures because of it. actor gary busey has been arrested for alleged sex crimes at a monster mania convention.

the annual horror film convention was held in new jersey last weekend. he was charged with two counts of fourth degree criminal sexual conduct, one count for criminal sexual conduct, and one count of harassment. investigators say at least two victims were grouped at the event. the convention has asked him not to return and asked victims to file a report with police. easton all of a sudden is thanking everyone for positive thoughts and prayers from his hospital bed. oliver fractured his skull after falling six feet out of a bunkbed on monday. he is recovering from a medically induced coma and surgery. he is facing another challenge, increased swelling in his face blocking his eyesight. >> thank you for your prayers. i am starting to feel better. >> awesome. team easton. we love you, buddy. >> love you too.

>> he cheered on>> -- liz: he cheered on his teammates from the hospital bed. a florida sheriff's deputy has resigned following a traffic stop involving a pregnant woman. he is seen pulling out his gun and handcuffing her as his 3 -- her three children watch from the cart. here is faith abubey. >> i am pregnant, 4 months pregnant. faith: a florida sheriff deputy is off the job after this moment where he pulled a gun on a woman in a traffic stop. >> that will be the last mistake you will make. faith: she came to a stop at this gas station after the deputy tried pulling her over friday night for speeding. >> your excuse means nothing to me. faith: she explained she was stopping in the dark but the deputy appears angry, accusing her of being shady for not

stopping immediately once she heard a siren and flashing lights. >> i am just telling you why. >> i don't care about why. faith: washington's three children in the suv at the time, one of them recording the terrifying moment. the mother of three saying she partly blames herself for speeding but is still shaken. >> i was so nervous, so scared. the gun part, it was just extreme for me. faith: the officer later removed washington's handcuffs and issued her a citation for speeding. the sheriff saying his review of your the incident shows the deputy's actions were inappropriate and inconsistent with department policy. >> flushing likes to get to a lit area, that is what i want my wife to do, my daughter to do, my neighbor to if you feel unsafe. faith: the officer was asked to resign and he did after the video surfaced. abc news has reached out for a

comment but we have not heard back. in new york, faith abubey, abc news. liz: big bucks are being spent on two giggling prepositions that will be appearing on the ballot. between propositions 26 and 27, a total of $360 million has been raised according to a report by our media partners at the bay area news group. that easily tops the record set in 2020 by proposition 22, which would have changed how companies like lyft pay their drivers. 26 would be about sports betting and 27 will legalize online sports betting. still ahead, many people are looking at ways to save money. next, some sustainable swaps you can make in your home. a live look outside. sun up looking out across the bay bridge. bay bridge. we will check in with lisa when does your vitamin c last 24 hours?

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liz: you know the expression reduce, reuse, recycle. you might want to know other ways that you can save money. we have some easy swaps you can make in your home. >> i were daily habits can sometimes be a burden on our budget and the environment. some easy swaps can help your wallet and the planet. star symbol. >> replacing your bulbs with new led light bulbs can make a big dent in your electric bill. another way to take the savings further is to replace them with smart bulbs. >> you can program smart bulbs to automatically turn off and on at specific times of the day. >> having those lights turn off automatically will help you get the extra savings. >> smart bulbs can be pricey. next up, if you need the daily

dose of soda or seltzer, you can save money with a soda maker. say you drink a liter of seltzer a day and it costs $.90. swap that for this $80 soda stream and in four months it will pay for itself. finally, this might be tougher. paper towel alternatives. >> my family and i were going close to dutch going through close to two a month -- my family and i were going through close to two a month. >> these are biodegradable, absorbent, and offer a textured surface great for scrubbing textured messes. but you don't need to spend that much money to reduce your paper waste. he prefers these 12 by 12 regular washcloths. they are versatile, absorbent, and budget friendly. when they get too stayed, he repurposed as that outside use. karina nova, abc7news. liz: good tips.

lisa: definitely. a tip for today, if you want to have it warmer, you may want to wait a bit because the fog continues to expand this morning. the afternoon temperatures are quite comfortable here. at least six to eight degrees cooler on the east bay for temperatures near 70 today. wait until you hear the inland drop. stay tuned. my seven day forecast is next. liz: also next, the giants went to extra innings last night against the rockies, but could they overcome and get the win? sports anchor chris alvarez has sports anchor chris alvarez has the ♪♪ at usaa we've been called too exclusive because we only serve those who've honorably served. all ranks. all branches. and their eligible family members.

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liz: welcome back. here is a live look at the san francisco skyline. let's talk sports. open has a chance this afternoon to take a lead in the series on the road in seattle while the giants are trying to break a four-game losing streak permitted san francisco takes on the color of the rockies on the road at course field.

first pitch at 12:10 this afternoon. the a's face off against the seattle mariners at oakland coliseum at 1:07. last night, the 49ers played their second preseason game against the minnesota vikings. with starters sitting out, it was not a problem for the red and gold. here is sports anchor chris alvarez with the highlights. chris: good morning. it might be a little early to start scoreboard watching if you are a giants fan, but i will admit i have already there. if san francisco wants to make a run at the well car spot, they need to get on a run in a hurry. gabe kapler knows it is almost football season. nighters open three weeks from today. top of the six, giants down. get on the joey bart train. first ever at coors. 2-1. the giants with just their third hit of the game. and it counts. brandon crawford proper, solo shot to right.

we are knotted up at 2-2. giants now down 3-2, down to their final out. it is fair. austin slater scores. 3-3. the rally caps work. giants failed to score in the 10th. brendan rogers, his fourth hit of the game ends up being the game-winner. rockies went and san francisco -- win and san fasaight. the little league world series champions being honored. deep drive to left. sliding catch on the warning track. the mariners take a 2-0 lead on the sac fly but that prevented extra bases for sure. bottom five, a's down 2-1. up the middle, two runs scored. a's up 3-2. in the tense, tight at 3-3. chopper at the plate. castillo cannot handle it. a's walk off with a 4-3 win.

trey lance along with newly every other starter did not play and saturday nights preseason game against the vikings. the starters will play in a dress rehearsal game thursday night in houston. george kittle was watching from the sidelines. 49ers fans, this is a site to see. he played just four games last season because of injury. the sack here. the knee not bothering him. bosa hyped on the sideline. nighters first third -- niners first third down conversion of the day. niners marching down the field. 12th play on the drive. the vikings jumped offsides. d the o-int conversion to take the lead. 14 plays, 79 yard drive. the niners forced three

turnovers. niners win 17-7. the preseason finale thursday in houston. >> there is nothing done yet. rock because of a good job every time he has gotten his opportunity i like both those guys and we will see how it finishes off. chris: that is your look e-sports. back to you -- that is you are look at sports forget it back to you -- that is your look at sports. back to you. lisa: concord was 99. the digits in lake county. low clouds and fog back. a cool down today for everyone, although the coast has been cool. low clouds and fog expanding. the marine layer is deepening along the san mateo coast and is quite dense along the north bay coast. you can see the wind has the

camera shaking. over 22 miles per hour. temperatures in the 60's. yesterday, it was well into the 80's. it was a warm day. relative humidity pretty drive. 75 with 25 percent relative committed. -- relative humidity. you can see it is going to be a better day for you inland. right now, 58 in santa rosa. the southwest winds transporting the cooler air through the delta. even sacramento will feel relief. 59 in livermore. nice and bright. you know the low clouds are not totally pervasive. they are compressed. we get a nice day today with the breeze and a cooler air mass. fog at the coast. looking at some clouds through the morning hours.

wmonday and sthe rest oe low s trying to expand in parts of the bay. it pulls back. as it goes back across the bay s it pull back but we get a lot of sun and more wind along parts of the coast. even though we will warm up into your monday, it will not be that bad because we will still see 60's and 70's elsewhere. today, inland valleys in the 80's around san ramon, danville. upper 90's tomorrow, and then we drop off and settle in near or above average or below average as the deck of low clouds fluctuates all week long. 78 in sunnyvale. how about 83 today in the south bay? that will be down six to eight degrees. peninsula numbers, stronger sea breeze, mainly in the 70's today. looking at numbers near average

downtown with a mix of clouds and sun. mid 80's for santa rosa. could be down eight to 10 degrees today but still warm from lakeport and cloverdale. on the east, look for low 70's. this is a familiar look. a sunny day on the way. eating to brentwood so highs in the mid to upper 80's mainly. maybe a 90 out to antioch. by tomorrow, temperatures will warm quicker. we will see some sun throughout the morning hours. that will allow for a heat up bayside and inland. tuesday and wednesday, a system setup offshore. partly cloudy skies with morning mist and drizzle and cooler temperatures will settle into the summertime pattern after monday. liz: good to know. they keep. in a few that thank you -- thank you. in a few months, monarch butterflies will migrate and find more food along the way

things to the hard work of a north bay teenager. cornell barnard has the story. >> the 18-year-old is on a mission. >> so these are some of the plants i planted. this is native milkweed. >> her final scout project may be the biggest of them all, to save the monarch butterfly one milkweed at a time. >> milkweed is monarchs's host plant where they lay their eggs. the caterpillars depend on it and their lifecycles depend on it. >> monarch butterfly populations once in the billions have been reduced to the thousands. disappearing but not if she has anything to say about it. >> i am a passionate person but i love monarch butterflies. we need to protect our pollinators. these are narrow leaf milkweed. i have 1200 at home and them in

the process of giving them away. >> in the past few months, this determine scout has planted milkweed anywhere she has been allowed to across sonoma county. >> i have been doing it at local schools. i reached out to wineries and golf places. >> so far, she planted 1700 milkweed plants. >> it is a wonderful thing she has been able to accompany. >> a doctor from the sonoma oncology center has praise for her efforts to save monarch populations. >> we care about our wildlife and need to look at the things we have done to harm them and try to repair those things. >> a glimmer of hope, several monarchs spotted hanging out. today, a small victory. >> a very large decline and we are hoping to continue to monitor them. hopefully they will make a rebound with more conservation efforts.

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liz: welcome back. today is national senior citizens day, a day dedicated to show gratitude to our elders. president ronald reagan made the day official in 1988, but now a recent cdc report indicates loneliness and social isolation are causing health risks to seniors today is a reminder to reach out, call, spend time, and maybe volunteer with a senior citizen in your life. you know this when you booked a trip to see your dad? lisa: every day is national senior citizens day for him. good for them. good morning everybody. we are starting out with low clouds and fog and looking at a sunny afternoon. breezy around the bay.

83 in san jose. 10 to 15 degrees cooler inland today. liz: thank you. thanks for joining us on abc seven mornings. "gma" is next at 7:00 a.m. followed by this week with george stephanopoulos and then game two of the wnba playoffs between the dallas wings and connecticut son followed by the little league world series at 11:00 a.m. and then abc7news at 5:00 p.m. so no 9:00 a.m. news for us today. thank you for joining us. we will see you back tomorrow and next weekend. have a good day. ♪

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