>> the beach could not be beat as people sought relief from today's heat. good evening. i'm j.r. stone. the bay area bracing for record-breaking heat. soaring temperatures are also intensifying wildfires in northern california. we cover that, but first, the forecast. spencer christian tracking the hot temperatures. what kind of records are we talking about here? spencer: we have seen numerous records the last couple of days.

today we had only one record high. 106 at livermore, one of three in santa rosa. let's take a look at current temperature readings. even at this hour, we have numerous locations in our inland areas at 80 to 85 degrees. the bad news is that we have an excessive heat warning in effect a 8:00 the wednesday through all bay area locations. temperatures could get even above 110 degrees. here's a look at tomorrow's projected hi. the news doesn't get any better as we look ahead to tuesday. we expect even higher temperature readings, so there's going to be some even more dangerous heat. >> thank you so much, spencer.

pressure on owner -- pressure on our energy grid has prompted a sixth flex alert. we are asked to conserve electricity tomorrow from for club vm to 10:00 p.m., an hour later than the previous flex alert. monday and tuesday are projected to be the most powerful weights on the power supply. we are all told to set thermostats at 78 degrees or higher, avoid using major appliances, and turn off all unnecessary lights. people dealing with the brutal heat in the east bay lost an option to cool down today. it was so hot, one city shut down a popular public pool. ryan curry has the story of a family left high and dry. ryan: the hot weather is starting to arrive in the east

bay, but in brentwood, options to stay cool i limited as their pools were emptied. the city announced they closed the city pools. >> it is terrible. it is 103 degrees out here. why wouldn't you have the pool open? ryan: this family had a reunion and came to the park to use the pool. >> to our surprise, it was close. none of us are local. we drove from oakland. ryan: something designed to cool off close because of the heat. >> my lower back is red -- is wet right now, and that's not because of the pool. it's because of sitting out here in the sun. ryan: the hot weather also being felt at pleasant hill. many still came out while the sun was going down for the summer concert series. >> this is a live event, so it

should be a good one. ryan: they have not let the heat stopped them this time. their plan -- stay in the shade. >> tonight is going to be a little bit warmer. i picked out a spot so by the time the music starts there's shade. ryan: make no mistake -- it is hot, and it is leaving many hoping for cool weather. >> got the misting spray thing, got my fans. we will be good. we will be dancing in the shade over here. jr: at least they are enjoying that dancing. east bay regional parks closed several parks over labor day weekend due to the heat. abc 7 was at redwood regional park in oakland. regional trail system will be closed tomorrow. east bay regional parks plans to

reopen its parks tuesday if temperatures cool off. for the second day in a row, the heat slowed down park service. bart says weather conditions led to a 10-minute delay for trans on the antioch line heading to sfo. yesterday, they were 20-minute delays in the same area. earlier this week, bart said if temperatures get above 100 degrees, it would slow down trains in some areas. excessive heat can warp the train routes. bay area beaches provided a welcome refuge to escape the heat the holiday weekend, and thousands of people headed to the coast to cool off. this morning, first responders were busy with a quick rescue. cornell barnard has the story. cornell: jose medina and his kids traded the extreme heat of santa rosa for a cool spot in the sand. >> bring the kids here to have a good time.

cornell: this family from fremont had the same idea -- eat the heat. >> i think it is a good idea to come down and enjoy with the family. cornell: most of the parking is already sold out. you got to get here early. the number of beachgoers have doubled in size. crews from the surf rescue unit are watching the waves. >> our fears we will have people coming from neighboring communities coming to cool off and we want them to know before they go. cornell: know about dangerous riptide's in cool ocean water. crews rescued a man and his dog who had fallen down a cliff. >> just a reminder to be aware of your surroundings, stay on the coastal trails. don't venture off of it. cornell: at half moon bay, venice beach was getting

crowded. by midday, crowds were being turned away because lots were old. the parking lot at stinson beach was full and would likely remain that way until sunset. on the north coast, there was lots of elbow room and a cool breeze at salmon creek beach in bodega bay. popsicles all around for these friends back on ocean beach. >> this is a pretty good place to be. there's a breeze off the water. we feel lucky that we were able to get here early. jr: you can check temperatures in the weather on demand section of the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. download it for roku, apple tv, amazon fire, and google tv. we learned today that wildfires burning in siskiyou county have taken a deadly start -- deadly turn. the so-called mil fire claimed the lives of two people. the fire started monday morning in a lumber mill in the town of

weed. it quickly raged out of control. fire officials say it has now burned at least 6.5 square miles. at least 100 structures have burned. many of them are home to the lincoln heights neighborhood of lake show stena community. evacuation orders are still in place. calfire says crews have worked day and night to protect countless homes threatened by fire. for some homes, though, it is too late. >> lost everything. roof, house, cars, rv, boats. >> i can tell you that firefighters are out there right now working as hard as they possibly can to put this fire out so they can get you back into your homes. jr: the chief did not reveal details about the two victimski. officials say the fire is 25% contained. the other fire burning in siskiyou county is more than twice the size of the one we

just spoke about. the so-called mountain fire has burned at least 13 square miles. it also started friday in a mountainous area. calfire says that their is only 10% contained. evacuations are also in place for many communities. you can track any of the wildfires burning in california by using our online interactive wildfire tracker. it also shows air quality. developing news in contra costa county where the search is on for these two escaped jail inmates. both men broke free from a minimum security jail in clayton earlier today. they are 33-year-old geraldo ramirez vera from richmond and 28-year-old jorge garcia escamilla. ramirez was serving time for burglary and weapons charges. he was going to be released in

january. garcia escamilla was in for stealing a car, among other charges. now both face felony escape charges. deputies noticed both gone this morning. both men were wearing all white or yellow jail outfits. no sign either tonight despite an all-day manhunt in the area. something suspicious happened at a popular italian restaurant in san jose. this fire that damaged part of the building may be no accident. flames were not the only danger fire crews faced on the scene. >> you can feel that good energy and the goodivenere. b celebtian

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jr: welcome back. a stabbing near pier 39 in san francisco has sent one man to the hospital. police take it happen around 6:30 at p 41, which was crowded with visitors this holiday we. officers found the victim injured from several staff wounds. they are considered to be nonlife threatening. the victim was taken to the hospital for treatment. whoever did this is not been arrested. in the south bay, a two-alarm fire corrupted outside a popular italian restaurant in town town -- in downtown san jose. flames caused damage to a portion of the patio area and the front of the building. firefighters also had to deal with a downed power line. arson investigators were on the

scene earlier and believe the fire could have an intentional. >> this kind of exterior fire is unusual. jr: a firefighter suffered minor injuries. it's unknown if the restaurant will remain open for repairs. a 3.5 magnitude earthquake shook the south bay today. could be felt as far away as santa cruz and berkeley. today's quake was the strongest in santa clara county since a 3.6 in june. abc 7 is celebrating pride every day, not just during pride month. oakland pride made a grand return after being sidelined for

two years. tara campbell tells us nothing is going to get in the way of this year's celebration. >>his is absutely awesome. it is full of people. there's a lot of latinx people, which i am latina, so i'm super excited to be here. >> it feels great. it has been a rough time with the pandemic, being locked down, and being with the community is very liberating. >> the sun beating down. >> it was hot today. >> flores is proud to be out and proud of his city. >> it's good to have tried in oakland because i'm proud of the community -- i'm part of the community. i feel like i'm an oakland person. >> it feels really good to see

people. tara: it is a connection april and her wife want for their children. >> i can't get my kids to have this feeling any other way. you read books, and it is totally different from being here in person. tara: alameda county public health is also here with monkeypox vaccine. are you thinking about getting the monkeypox vaccine? >> absolutely, yeah. 100% i want to get it. tara: from this morning's marching to the afternoon partying, the sights, sounds, and smells drawing people in, and these vendors agree, happy to be back in business. >> we are down to online orders, and now we can try it on. tara: the measure of success of this day marked by much more than money. >> it was a major success soul-wise, energy-wise.

the sun shining down on us. jr: looks like a fun time out there. spencer christian here now with a look at the weather. hopefully there is a glimmer of cool hope. it's -- spencer: we don't see that glimmer developing until five or six days from now. let's take a look at current conditions. the wind is calm, which is not good news because there's no refreshing or cooling sea breeze to drop these nighttime temperatures. right now, look at the 24-hour temperature change, and you can see that it is anywhere from five to 10 degrees warmer. that's also not good news because it means many of us will have an uncomfortable night's sleep because of the lingering overnight warmth. as we look across the embarcadero from the rooftop camera, current temperature readings, 72 santa clara, 55 at half moon bay.

you can see the absence of fog. there's no cooling coastal fog right now. these are the warm current temperatures. fairfield, 78, 80 apiece in concord and livermore. these are our forecast features. dangerous heat wave will persist through friday. record high temperatures are likely during that time along with increased fire danger, and most cooling likely until next weekend. one more look at our excessive heat warning, which is in effect through wednesday evening, 8:00 p.m. for all locations in the area except for those right around the bay shoreline and on the coast. high temperatures will be up to or about 110 degrees in the hottest location. of course, there's a high risk of heat-related illness. forecast shows no real fog at all except a patch or two along the coastline, so there will be

no cooling effect of the coast and we will have a sunny start to the day tomorrow with another hot day coming our way. overnight lows will be mainly in the mid to upper 60's. the father and let you go in the east bay, you will find even warmer conditions with overnight lows in the low to mid 70's. 100 san jose, 98 in redwood city , 94 at san mateo and palo alto. on the coast, high of 78 and pacifica tomorrow. 87 degrees tomorrow. in the north bay apart from sausalito, all in the 100s. one 032 110 in the north bay. for the in the east bay, it is going to sizzle with highs ranging from 108 on set him pleasanton, to 110. 112 at brentwood. 114 at fairfield. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. as you can see, the dangerous heat is going to persist all the way through the week through friday. not until saturday do you expect

any significant cooling, and even then, we will still have and when highs in the mid 90's, low 80's in the bay shoreline. next sunday, we will see inland highs dropping below 90 degrees around the bay shoreline, but 60's on the coast. you cannot say this often enough -- stay hydrated, try to avoid overexposure to the heat. don't drive your car if you don't have to because putting more carbon emissions into the atmosphere is not going to be helpful, and of course, just be cautious. jr: great plan. thanks so much. try and try again. try and try again. the head of nasa gives details 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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bill nelson says scrubs are part of the course. and third launch could happen by mid-september. members failed to resolve the leak yesterday. >> a flight 36 years ago on gibson's crew on space shuttle, we scrubbed four times. looking back, had we launched on any of those scrubs, it would not have been a good day. jr: nasa's artemis mission aims to send people back to the moon in an effort to further lunar exploration and build and artemis base camp. >> coming up in sports, the giants have a chance to sweep the phillies, and it was a wilmer walk-off. the big swing that

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jr: welcome back. the long holiday weekend will be coming to an end monday. millions of americans are

expected to travel. airports are seeing passenger numbers they have not seen since 2019. abc correspondent phil lipof has more. phil: as the unofficial end of summer winds down, roads and airports continue to see americans travel in numbers not seen in three years. >> this is the busiest i have seen it. phil: despite the average cost of a flight up over 20% since last labor day, more than 12 million expected to fly over the holiday. tsa screening more than 2.3 million passengers on thursday alone, more than any labor day weekend since 2013, some traveling for the first time since the pandemic hit. monday is expected to be one of the busiest days of the extended weekend. experts recommend you get on the road at non-peak hours early or late in the day if you are driving. >> not only does that cut down on time in your car, it also

cuts down on the gas used to get there. phil: and that gas will cost you a little bit less. the national average nearly three dollars 70 six cents, the lowest level since march. still, as you know, gas prices are above where they were last year. if you plan to travel tomorrow, it is reasonable to expect some delays. jr: developing news -- canadians are in a state of shock tonight after two men stabbed 10 people to death and left 15 others injured. right now, police have launched a multi-province manhunt for the two suspects. the stabbings happened in central saskatchewan across 13 different crime scenes. some of the victims were targeted, others stabbed at random. the royal canadian mounted police have identified the two suspects as damien sanderson and miles sanderson. it is unclear if the men are

related. investigators are warning residents that the suspects could be on the move. >> we cannot say with 100% certainty where they are right now, and there's a possibility they could have traveled to those locations. to target those who may not have been aware of the situation. >> the rcmp is looking for a motive. in the south bay, san jose police are investigating a shooting and car crash overnight. it happened about 1:30 this morning near first and san salvador streets in the entertainment district. investigators say gunshots were fired and a white sedan was seen leaving the area. minutes later, that same vehicle was involved in a crash at i-280 and byrd avenue. when officers got to the scene, they found a man with a gunshot wound inside the car.

he is expected to survive. no arrests have been made. the city of fremont will consider a plan this weight -- this week that takes a new approach to ending illegal car racing and sideshows. a new ordinance is expected to be released that would make it illegal to be a spectator in those shows. currently, there are no laws on the books that punish those attending those events, even though street racing and sideshows are illegal at many locations. these become a frequent problem around the bay area. we have seen shootings at these events, property damage, traffic congestion, and it'll crashes -- fatal crashes. more on which neighborhoods suffer most during the hot weather. it is called the shade divide. spencer: the big story in the weather is extreme heat.

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jr: welcome back. millions of borrowers are feeling some relief thanks to president biden's student loan forgiveness plan that was recently revealed, but it looks like those forgiven deaths could still come with a price tag. several states can tax forgiven debt as income. that means borrowers could owe taxes on as much as $10,000 taken off their bill. california is not one of those states, but forgiven loans in mississippi, minnesota, wisconsin, arkansas, and north carolina will be subject to state income taxes unless they change their laws according to the tax foundation, a washington, d.c. think tank. as part of our effort to build a better bay area, a focus on the

environment, keeping cool is not just about air conditioning. it is also as simple as finding trees and shade. dan ashley explains there's a big disparity when it comes to shade in lower income neighborhoods. >> it may be the same sun beating down on the bay area, but the surface temperature it triggers during a heat wave can vary dramatically neighborhood by neighborhood. the difference is shade and the canopy of trees in some neighborhoods that lined some sidewalks and not others. >> there's a clear pattern where you can see some neighborhoods, especially the richer ones, have a lot of beautiful trees and in others, there's barely any at all. dan: this reporter spent nearly two years researching the shade divide for the july 2021 issue. she focused on southern california, but a quick survey by the abc news data team turned up similar divides in our own landscape or tree canopy ranged

barely 5% in neighborhoods with an average income of $40,000 or less to nearly triple that were people averaged $120,000 and up. often, the dividing line is as clear as a freeway. in oakland, we started in a diverse, predominantly less white neighborhood and then watched as sparse tree cover steadily gave way to lush, green yards as we passed under interstate five 580. that's where we launched greenview seven. side-by-side, the disparity is obvious. you passed from older tree-line streets on the left over highway 101 into less affluent neighborhoods like the street on the right. or you can peruse leafy

university of palo alto into the sparser locks of palo alto. researchers with the nonprofit spur say when it comes to trees, the roots of the disparity stretch back decades. >> there were a lot of factors at play. part of it was that banks strategically decided not to lend mortgages in areas that had a high number of african-american and immigrant families. they would only lend mortgages to people who work white and wealthier. dan: she says wealthier areas typically attracted more city services like wide sidewalks and trees, but fast forward to now, that disparity becomes more than a matter of aesthetics. experts say shade and water evaporation from trees can lower surrounding air temperatures by six degrees or more. it may seem obvious that shade from a tree canopy will help keep ground temperatures cooler, but as climate change continues to affect the bay area, the stakes will only get higher, and

in certain cases, that shade can be the difference between life and death. >> people often die during heat waves. elderly people, disabled people. nonprofits like spur and the san francisco estuary institute have reduced detailed roadmaps for greening programs in partnership with santa clara county and elsewhere. efforts likely to branch out in upcoming years as the bay area seeks to protect historically underserved areas from the threat of climate change. jr: spencer christian here now with a look at the weather. people tell me on facebook tonight it was mid 80's inside their house. it was hot inside and outside. spencer: i really feel sorry for people who don't have air conditioning because the heat goes up in the daytime and houses just do not cool down

overnight. we still have an excessive heat warning in effect through 8:00 p.m. wednesday. high temperatures could reach or exceed 110 degrees in the daytime. meanwhile tonight, overnight lows will drop only to the mid to upper 60's most locations. some spots will only see lows below 70 degrees. highs tomorrow, numerous triple digit highs in inland areas. maybe even 114 in fairfield tomorrow. here is a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see all the way through friday, we expect triple digit highs in inland areas, but not much change even around the bay shoreline, we will see some mid 90's for a couple days. not until mid weekend will we see temperatures will we see temperatures dropping toward saturday and more sunday. try to protect yourself from the extreme heat the next few days. stay hydrated and stay out of the sun if you can. >> a lot of folks i talked with say tonight they had their

windows open but not much of a nighttime breeze. could that have changed this week? spencer: no marine layer right now and that's not like to change until later in the week because the heat is not allowing for the development of any coastal cooling. no sea breeze. jr: [sigh] we can wait until next weekend. >> coming up in sports, one week from today, the 49ers open the season. gulping for a good cause, help stefan and i you sure want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations

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>> one week from today, the 49ers open the season in chicago with trey lance as the starting quarterback and jimmy garoppolo as the backup. who would have thought that?

garoppolo is 31-14 as a starter, leading the 49ers to a super bowl appearance, but publicly, jimmy has no problem being the backup, taking a very zen approach to the entire situation. >> i mean, yeah, if that's going to take a blow to your ego, you've got to check your ego a little bit. you got to know who you are in this league, who you are as a player and person. i'm not too concerned about that.>> brian kelly making his head-coaching debut among family. seminoles led most of the way, joan and travis with two touchdowns. lsu fans felt like that, but they made a run so florida state and felt like that. jaden daniels in jenkins for the touchdown, seminole fans shocked. tigers need the extra point to tie, but it's blocked. the second block kick of the night from florida state and the

seminoles when 24-20 three. reactions on both sides amazing. the loan lsu fan in that part of the stands, and she cannot believe what just happened. homerun milestone watch. yankee slugger aaron judge leading off against tampa bay. career-high 53, 400 50 feet. he is now eight away from tying the american league record of . in st. louis, albert pujols pitching a scoreless game against the cubs and a two-run no doubter in the eighth, five away from becoming the fourth man with 700 career homers. cardinals won that game 2-0. wnba, game three las vegas and seattle, tied at one of peace, final second, then they are going crazy. inbound to jackie young, beats

the buzzer and ties the game and vegas went on to dominate over time and win 110-98, taking a 2-1 series lead. stephen curry back on the golf course this week raising money for his and aisha's foundation. the event was held to help close the literacy gap in oakland. here is part of my conversation. >> we want kids to enjoy it and have on with it. it is a lifelong, rewarding experience. that's what our team is about. that is what eat, learn, play is about. >> it is about bringing access to the people. what does that mean to you, about bringing all the resources? that has -- they just have to

show up and it is there. >> that is one of aisha's babies. no one cares about the hoop. they go straight to the books and the fruits and vegetables. this guy is a limit -- the sky is the limit in terms of ways we can utilize that to help the community. >> how big is it in terms of accomplishing your goals. i call them the first couple of the bay area. how big is it to have these two up front >> this condition began from the vision that they have. to bring that to life is definitely rewarding. this day is such a major moment for our effort in early literacy, and it is because all the money raised today goes directly to the work. >> what kind of effect does that have on you? >> you want kids to feel seen. you want them to feel loved, and we want them to continue to

inspire them to dream big. any interaction i havea two- rua the oakland coliseum, all that matters. i get so much juice and inspiration from it. we have set up roots here hopefully for life. >> this abc 7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. jr: love seeing that. that is it for tonight. i'm j.r. stone. abc news continues tomorrow at 5:00. 5:00. thanks for joining us and have i'm bringing back two of my fan favorites, french toast sticks and my former employee mark hamill. jack? let's do this! okay? french toast sticks and me, mark hamill, back for a limited time. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi?

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