announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> a state of emergency declared as the mill fire burns. it is 0% contain and force thousand to evacuate. a holiday heat wave. the preparations and what to expect. morning. i'm liz kreutz. lisa, good morning to you talking the heatwave. lisa: tomorrow, into the heat advisories and excessive heat warning. there is live doppler 7. there is no fog.

56 in redwood city. 60 in fremont with cap interest in the 70's out by the delta. we are three to seven degrees warmer. we have several days of over 100 degrees in the inland valleys. this is the excessive heat warning. heat advisory tomorrow morning until 8:00 on monday for the san francisco bay short and coastline. dangerous heat coming into play. 80's and 90's today. liz: governor newsom has declared a state of emergency as the mill fire has exploded. it is 0% contained and has burned over 3900 acres. 3000 people affected.

>> i see multiple homes on fire in lincoln heights. approximately 200 homes in the line of the direction good i would send every engine we have. liz: the fire was first reported at a lumber mill and quickly spread to dry vegetation close by. the cause of the fire is under investigation. the mountain fire is building just a few miles away from the fire in mead. you can see them both on our tracker appeared the mountain fire has doubled in size and has burned a 1400 acres and is 0% contained and forcing evacuations. we are now entering the fourth consecutive day of a flex alert from 4:00 to 9:00, all californians are being asked to conserve energy. right now we are on the low

curve for power usage but could see higher numbers this afternoon. this shows how much demand there is at any given time. here is what you can do to help. if you have ac, set your thermostat to 78 degrees or higher. don't charge your electric car or use major alliances -- appliances during that hour and turn off unnecessary lights. several events still happening this weekend in the east bay. one is starting today. the scottish highland gathering and games. tim johns got a preview of the event and shows us how it's organizers will balance having fun with the heat related concerns. tim >> if you listen closely, : you might be able to hear a familiar sound making its way back. >> we will have pipe bands. we have heavy athletics.

tim: the caledonian club will be hosting the annual scottish highland gathering and games. on friday night, a fundraiser to kickoff the weekend. the president of the club says the event is one of the largest of its kind in the united date and is a way for scottish people to share their culture the rest -- culture with the rest of the bay area. >> never give up our tim: with temperatures expected to soar this weekend, this will several games are outdoors and be a concern. physically demanding. >> we have cooling tenants about the fairgrounds. -- cooling tenants -- tents about the fairgrounds. we also have buildings that are all air-conditioned. tim hot weather consideration : not just for those in attendance but several in attendance as well. the bagpiper says extreme heat

can have an effect on the way his instrument performs. >> the heat dries it out. managing moisture will be critical. people will be adding ice chips to keep moisture inside. tim: despite the sun this year's , event is sure to be a good time filled with food, fun and , scottish features. >> at the end of the day, we are here to enjoy the time, the music, the athletics, the sheep herding. ♪ liz: hospitals tearing up to help people that may be over due it this weekend and those susceptible to heat. preparing for extra staff with the possibility of related illnesses that includes people with health conditions that are not the only vulnerable. >> young people found themselves filling dehydrated.

dizzy, nauseated, and needing to come to the emergency department. liz: there are important signs to look out for. this includes dizziness and nausea. it is critical to stay hydrated during high temperatures near the city of oakland is working to reduce the red tide before it makes the algae blooms worse. it was on the surface of the lake and that will continue -- and that work will continue throughout the weekend. they will remove thousands of the dead fish from the shoreline. you can check the temperatures on the streaming app. download for roku, apple tv, amazon fire, and apple tv. investigation in the fatal shooting of a 23-year-old. the chp released photos of two cars they believe were involved in the freeway shooting that killed young jasper near the 980 interchange last november. the cars are 2007-2010 gray

infinity sedan and a great -- gray nissan sedan on the right. jasper was strapped in his car seat in the backseat of his mother's cart when a stray bullet hit him. the chp is asking anyone with information to call their tip line at. -- their tip line. in pittsburgh last night a , 12-year-old is recovering after being injured in what police believed to be a road rage shooting. investigators say the children was driving in the car with her children. it was near buchanan road and harbor street. a man pulled alongside the car, and fired a single round. the 12-year-old was hit in the leg. the mama sped off. police have arrested some -- one suspect. nessel will try another launch

of the artemis one. a change in fueling procedures have solved the problem. >> they have looked at it and the only thing that will get in the way if it does is summertime in florida, rain storms, lightning storms. but they are still looking. liz: this week i got the chance to talk more about the historic lunching with a nasa astronaut. so nasa is lunching this historic mission this weekend, at least we hope so. what can people expect? >> this is a huge moment for us at nasa. a long time to get the trajectory to the moon. this first mission, artemis one, is a big milestone, starting off a whole program of artemis missions and it is the final step in the testing of the

rocket and orion capsule with all systems integrated. it will go around the moon, 40,000 miles past the moon and will come 60 miles from the surface of the moon and then come back. it will be a 42 day mission. one of the important elements we are testing is the heat shield, the bottom of the capsule that protects the capsule when it reenters the atmosphere and protects the astronauts inside. a very important part for our standpoint. this without crewmembers. the very next one will have crewmembers. liz: this one is without any astronauts, no humans or what are you watching for that we are good and we can now send estimates to the moon? >> we will be analyzing the phases of the mission through its entirety, looking at the

systems, the thermal system, all of the different elements, even the structure, and in particular the heat shield. that is one we won't have any data on and we will have to wait and retrieve that after the castle -- capsule splashes down into the ocean and once we see how it performs, we will know whether or not there are any changes to be made or if we can put humans on the next one. we can anticipate that the mission would be two years later. that would be going to the moon and not yet landing on it. that will be a 10 date mission. artemis three will be the first landing on the moon. we are working together with spacex. they have the contract to build a lander for the first two. and then in the third one we will have a gateway, which is a

mini space station in orbit around the moon aired we will make missions to gateway and more landing missions to go to the surface. we will have the sustained presence of the lunar atmosphere. liz: she was really awesome to talk to. she is one who could be chosen to go to the moon. lisa: very little fog if any out there. 50's downtown. many, 60's and upper 60's this early saturday morning. today will be warm to hot we will talk about excessive heat that will last quite a while. i will explain. liz: this week's extreme heat has winemakers worried. how they are rushing to protect and harvest their grapes. and the boosters are getting an update. if you should get one, when, and if you should get one, when, and

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liz: reaction pouring in after serena williams likely played her last match. she was eliminated from the u.s. open in the third round. among those praising the athlete, former first lady michelle obama who wrote on twitter, congrats on an amazing career. how lucky we were to watch a young girl from compton become one of the greatest athletes of all time. i am proud of you and i can't wait to see the lives you continue to transform with your talents. more on her last match coming up in sports. they officials welcoming the new booster. justin dorsey explains when santa clara county residents can receive the latest vaccine. justin: enter the omicron booster, the cdc director commanded the bath geordie received the updated vaccine.

>> the virus continues to change and adapt and so must we. we have all changed and adapted our behavior and we welcome this updated vaccine that is updated to adapt to what is circulating now. justin: it targets the omicron and subvariants. anyone 18 and older with a primary series can get the modernity shot. anyone 12 and up can get the pfizer booster. only pfizer remains possible for kids five to 12. >> the county's own sites expect to be ready within a day to give large quantities.

justin: women's can be made. the public health director recommends -- appointments can be made. the public health director recommends the vaccines. she up laws the work the community has done thus far and said this is the next step in saving lives. >> people are tired of adapting behaviors and they cannot adapt behaviors for two and a half years. that is why it is incredibly important to have an updated vaccine, booster, that you can get boosted and feel more confident that you have protected yourself. justin: cdc recommendations will be announced soon. liz: we are tracking monkeypox cases aired one third of cases with the highest number, 740, in

san francisco. this map is updated daily wh the latest information released by individual counties as well as the state. a silicon valley tradition taking place unless the people at apple have tricks up their sleeve. september is normally when they release a new iphone. if you are taking bart, swing by the powell station and player vintage games for free. they are a thank you to riders as they celebrate when they parted with atari. bart is also offering a 50% discount on fares all month long. in wine country, there is a lot of concern about the heat coming

and they are concerned. >> he is in the business of growing grapes, not raisins. >> we will avoid these when we pick because they are shriveled. >> the scorching temperatures may change for merlot. >> they get cooked. >> they have seen hoto but rarey see a stretch of triple digits now in the forecast. >> i am getting calls from grape growers that want to put their grapes on the schedule for next weekend and everyone is concerned. >> the winery lab is testing grapes for sugar content, acid and tartness. there is a rush to harvest chardonnay grapes before the

heat sets in. >> yesterday we only got to 101. >> she takes us to the place she is most concerned about, red grapes, which bear the brunt of the hot afternoon sun. >> the flavor components we are looking for can get degraded by superhigh temperatures. >>es at risk are being wrapped in cloth. >> even though it looks thin, it does h minnis, of work to protect the vines. >> these grapes are keeping their call with a water spritz. >> temperature sit 95 degrees and the ministers -- misters get turned on. >> it will keep the temperature down. >> grape growers doing all they can but the drought is not helping. >> after three years of drought,

there is no moisture in the soil. >> it means turning up the air geisha and drip and hoping for the best. liz: it sounds like today might be a more mild day comparatively. tomorrow is the day we are concerned about. lisa: all week long, we could see temperatures over 100 degrees in the inland valleys. closer to the coast. you can see it live doppler seven where there is no cloud cover. there could be some patches at half moon bay. we are clear and temperatures are mild away from the coast. upper 50's from half moon bay to san francisco. 65 in concord. 50's in santa rosa.

it was 90 yesterday on top of mount tam. today, temperatures coming up seven to nine degrees. visibility is good. dangerous heatwave this weekend into the upcoming work week. record highs and looking at mild form temperatures near the coast . we will see the sea breeze moderate temperatures. as we get into tonight, along the san mateo coast, it wants to push in but quickly retreat and tomorrow is the date we will see temperatures anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees warmer in wine country. looking at the hyatt temperatures, 110 in concord. 104 in sonoma. we are getting warmer through sunday and four labor day, look what happens from monday into

tuesday. we continue to see temperatures well above 105 and a, sonoma. san francisco and half moon bay looking comfortable. into wednesday, very little change. that is why the stretch will last all week long. 100 by the delta. 89 in san jose. look at the 80's arriving on the peninsula pay 96 in santa rosa. still breezy winds at the coast. we are looking at mid 70's downtown. 60's in half moon bay. 80's around fremont. we will look at the records come sunday, monday, tuesday, and wednesday. advisories will be listed by tuesday. it will be a rough week. hopefully have air conditioning,

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treatment to target the species which is native to asia begins saturday. they want to prevent a widespread infestation that could affect california's 50 billion-dollar ag industry. >> the other countries would say, we don't want that, you have a problem. don't ship us your infestation of fleas. >> the value of the state crops threatened by the fruit fly 2020 was $19.3 billion. within 230 kinds of fruits and vegetables says the county agriculture commissioner. california's avocados, apples, stone in citrus fruits. a large portion of the county was under a fruit quarantine after nine of these tropical flies were found. >> we successfully eradicated that whole infestation.

we are finding more this year, so there is obviously a pathway because this insect does not occur in the united states. >> he said it is not a good thing we are seeing them again so soon. officials will target a certain area and scored a patch of attractant with pesticide on trees into similar surfaces. the male fruit flies eat it in then die. he says this has a very fast lifecycle and females lake cachuma mentis number of eggs, that is the reason why you should not bring that produce when traveling. liz: still to come, a teacher

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: thanks for joining us here and we are going to start with a look at the forecast. lisa: temperatures in the 50's this morning. there is not any fog we will warm up quickly. today will be the coolest out of the next seven. it is going to be a warm up but not as hot as it is going to be. 60 in fremont. that is anywhere from five to seven degrees warmer. dangerous heat with excessive

heat morning begins tomorrow morning at 11:00 through 8:00. a heat advisory from 11:00 on sunday for a san francisco, and the bayshore through 8:00 on monday here temperatures up to the 90's through that stretch. as for today, we are in the 70's inland. mid 70's in oakland. look at the piece of fog developing by 4:00 on the peninsula. we will see the mid 90's arriving in wine country, seven to 10 degrees warmer today. liz: another senior pastor way at a silty in walnut creek. told you about the 93-year-old woman who died on monday after she was given dishwashing liquid instead of juice. luz pena spoke to the son of the man who died who said there are similarities to his father's case.

luz: it happened again after tree maxwell died after being served dishwashing liquid instead of juice at this senior living facility. another family coming forward. this time the incident took place in walnut creek the resident was a 94-year-old. the facility said he appeared to suffer a negative reaction on august 23. he died on wednesday. >> the primary job of an assisted care facility is to enhance the lives of seniors and now we have two deaths. luz: this attorney specializes in elder abuse cases and is calling on the state to intervene. >> so far they have duct responsibility. it falls on the state to do something.

luz: he sent a statement -- they sent a statement saying it is likely food related and we await the official cause of death. the staff members involved have been suspended in the meantime. we spoke to his son on the phone who set a worker showed him the cleaning fluid they said he drank. later on, management said he ate hot cheetos and denied the cleaning fluid allegations. his son said medical records show his father had burns to his stomach and esophagus. we dug into the records of the walnut creek facility. social services department has investigated at least six complaints against this facility , some citing the facility failing to provide adequate staffing to meet residents needs and residents suffering injuries.

it has been a week since the first death period they are saying is we are investigating. >> what they can do is suspend licenses. liz: we have resources to help sure the elderly are taking care of safely and with respect you can find them on our website. a man accused of shooting two people was arrested at the mexican border. it happened in san jose 1030 thursday night. both suffered a gunshot wound. a male victim is in critical condition. a female victim died. the suspect was located on i-5 headed toward tijuana, mexico. >> the california highway patrol can go across counties and they are the ones who found him for us. you can run. we will find you and bring you back. liz: the identity of the suspect

and victim's has yet to be released. this is the 27th homicide this year. police in lafayette looking for a man who grabbed a 14-year-old at a middle school right after she was dropped off by her parent on monroe avenue. she told police that as she was walking a man grabbed her i the shoulder and held on when she tried to break free. she was able to get away and tell police. this man is wanted in connection with an attempted rape and robbery this past sunday. it happened after 9:30 on parker avenue. the victim was walking down the street when the man armed with a gun approached from hind and tackled the victim to the ground and started sexually assaulting. the yelled but the man ran away and stole her cell phone.

police say a missing school was abductive while art -- out for a run. she was jogging by the university of memphis when she was forced into a van. her phone and water bottle were discovered at a home by the university. >> after we found information and saw a video were so many was abducted, that is going to raise the alarm. liz: key is a kindergarten teacher. a $50,000 reward offered in the case. the latest jobs report suggest an economy that remains resilient despite rising straits. out of 315,000 dollars -- jobs but below they jobs report from july for the unemployment rate rose slightly to 3.7%.

labor secretary told abc 7 news said the workforce is stronger than ever. >> the president has passed a major piece of legislation. it expands opportunities for infrastructure which will help us do more growth in cities and towns across america. the inflation reduction act is very important. rc our economy strong moving forward. liz: he presented a new poll that shows approval for neighbor unions at 71%. many people turning to swimming pools to keep cool this weekend. labor day weekend is traditionally the last big weekend of recreational swimming. the clark pool staffed up for a fizzy -- a busy few days. >> i think it is going to be super busy. this gets populated from

berkeley, oakland, san francisco. it is a great pool. liz: there are private for rent. similar to airbnb, include several amenities like a shower, kitchen, and guesthouse. still ahead, how do you make the new inflation reduction act for you? we will figure it out and explain. as a live look outside this morning. we will check in and what we can expect in just a few minutes.

liz: how do you make sure the inflation reduction act is working for your family? we explain what decisions to make to save money. >> when dealing with increasing

post-pandemic traffic, know that the inflation reduction ride wis for electric and other alternative fuel cars. he is in a solar powered home and drives a hybrid car. he said when it comes to rebates and tax credits, take the long view. 10 years or 12 years from now you will not get the money so you will have to buy it without any extra benefit from it. >> a good point, but in the near term, should you buy now or next year? that is important because next year there are new rules including limits on how much you can earn and how much the car can cost. acpa is keeping close track of all of this. >> -- a cpa is keeping close track of all of this. >> $225,000 if you are head of household. the price limits on the car is

based on msrp. >> you can get a buy thousand dollar rebate for a car and $80,000 for a truck, van, or suv. play the system and you can save $8,000 on a new elec look at your home or the inflation reduction act allows homeowners to get energy credits that can save them thousands of dollars. there are no income restrictions but if you buy the wrong products you won't see the savings. >> $600 off any one item, $250 for exterior doors up to a maximum of $500 a year. >> different rules for solar power and heating systems and hot water appliances. it gets complicated. >> if you are going to do home improvement, do the tax applying at the same time.

liz: let's get a check outside. lisa: maybe the best part of the day here in santa cruz, in the 50's. get set for 90's arriving in santa cruz for sunday, monday. hot weather still to come. stay tuned here my forecast is next. liz:we wil he the highlights liz:we wil he the highlights coming up in spo i'm bringing back my spicy chicken strips. while i'm at it, my most popular former employee, mark hamill. well, what's my motivation? to not get fired again... i can work with that. actors! spicy chicken strips and me, mark hamill, back for a limited time.

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my 100% all-white-meat spicy chicken strips are back. look at them sitting there. just sitting there. can't believe we hired a director for this. spicy chicken strips starting at $5.49 are back at jack in the box. liz: after decades of dominance in amazing performances, serena williams is saying by after a loss in the u.s. open. >> brandon belt may have played his last game as a giant.

he dubbed himself the captain and needs knee surgery and it is unclear if he can continue playing. this is the metaphor for the entire giants season. but they jump on kyle gibson early. joc pederson high and deep but not quite enough. giants up 4-0. peterson gets all of this one, splashdown in the cove. a three run blast. number 97 for the giants all-time. alex cobb, scoreless after seven. they snapped the losing streak 13-1. 2-0 in the fifth. for tony kemp, shoot it right up the middle. tie game. they would take the lead. a two run single and the a's

lose 5-2. serena williams at the u.s. open in the third round. she lost the first set 7-5 after being up. then had to hold on for dear life to capture a tiebreaker. spike lee had his own camera out. likely an end to a tremendous career there she loses in three sets and understandably emotional afterwards. >> it has been the most incredible ride and journey i have ever been on in my life period and just so grateful to every single person who has ever said go. i am just so grateful. >> she is just amazing. high school football, day lasalle hosting sarah. 7-0 at the half.

a backup qb. this guy can fly. they build a 27-1 lead but the padres come back. three minutes left, green ties it at 21. a 20 yard field goal. they beat them for the first time ever in 12 tries. who is having a better summer than klay thompson? at first i thought the warriors star may have been having a medical emergency, but that is his boat dance. after spending the last two summers rehabbing injuries, he deserves to have fun. enjoy. that is a wrap on morning sports care have a great weekend everybody. liz: now to the blistering heat wave baking the bay area. firefighters potentially looking at fires but getting ready for medical calls related to the heat. ryan curry went to fremont fire

department to see their plans. brian: it is shaping up to be a busy weekend for firefighters -- ryan: it is shaping up to be a busy weekend part firefighters. >> we are training at the training facility, practicing pumping techniques and firefighting techniques for this weekend. ryan: he said his crews need special gear to be ready for the extreme heat. >> these are the pants we wear and the structure helmet and coat. the big difference for wildland firefighting, you where later materials -- you where later materials -- wear lighter materials. ryan: they have to carry special equipment. >> is mandatory for a tent shelter used for fires encased they are overrun by fire. new to this pack is a hydration

pack that carries two liters of water that the personnel can keep on their back at all-time. ryan: they already had numerous calls and are expecting more. it is not just the potential for fires, they have to be ready for heat related illness. >> every apparatus is staffed with a paramedic and they are trained to treat those kind of symptoms. ryan: he has been working for 20 years and said it is common to see hot days but temperatures this hot do something they are seeing a lot more of lately. >> last five fire seasons have been the most intense in my career. allow that to be to to climate change. ryan: despite that, his team is ready for the weekend. liz: a lot of preparations going into this weekend. it is not just hot one day but a long stretch. lisa: i was just looking at the

current trends and it looks like we could see peak heat on tuesday. so all week long we will see temperatures well over 100 degrees. high pressure is taking hold and we are looking at very little father. we will see the heat build day after day and air quality boot -- air quality will be reduced. it is 63 in pleasant hill. 50's from the north bay along the coast. 70's by the delta. we are for seven degrees cooler. afternoon highs five to 10 degrees warmer today compared to friday's reading.

we are looking at dangerous heat this weekend into next week, record highs are possible beginning on sunday with elevated fire danger. a lot of folks trying to come to the shoreline, sunshine, upper 60's. the wind will be breezy. looking at mid 70's in stinson. 90's for sunday and monday. looking at the next seven days inland, in the 90's today near 100. averages the upper 80's here tomorrow, 105. 110 for monday. wednesday and thursday well over 100 degrees. it looks like the excessive heat morning will be extended past tuesday. upper 80's today in san jose.

seven degrees warmer in the south bay yesterday, will it is in the redwood city. temperatures managing in the mid to upper 80's in some spots, sunny in the sunset district. look at the north bay, 80's yesterday for wine country. already 12 to 13 degrees warmer. string of triple digits will last all week long, well over 100 degrees for the heat is on your but today, looking at a nice afternoon with 80's in oakland. heading inland, 100 in livermore. we are looking at today as the temperatures rise. the heat will be an accumulative factor into the work week ahead

as records likely with 106 inland and monday and tuesday, looking at perhaps 110. 90's along the bayshore. getting into thursday, over 100 degrees. the longest stretch of hot weather we have seen for 2022 with relief at the coast for the next few days. liz: looking for something sweet to help cool off? how you can find an ice cream

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: a state of emergency declared as the mill fire burns in siskiyou county. it is 0% contained and has exploded in size. the holiday heat wave is coming. good morning, everyone. it is saturday, september 3. i am liz kreutz. let's start with a look at the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: the hottest week is ahead of