waiting for you wrecked band. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions . this is abc seven news. now at six dangerous heat across california, expected to push the state's power grid beyond capacity. the concerns is warning about blackouts and what you can do to help and those students heading back to the classroom after the long holiday weekend, but some schools don't have air conditioning. what's being done to keep our kids safe from the heat and a live look outside right now is the son is starting to come up, at least in a little bit this morning. we could break more records today. lisa shared some of them with us and the heat is not over. yet she's also tracking the 40 degree temperature spread. hmm. tuesday morning. it is september the sixth. we're letting you know early. it's going to be another hat one. so don't be surprised. lisa, how hot are we talking? we had six records yesterday. a couple today it was 1 16 in livermore 107 in redwood

city. and as we look at our current numbers right now and our inland valley seventies and eighties already at six o'clock this morning, you probably know it feels warm out there. 64, nevada only 55, though. right along the coast already, 6 to 7 degrees warmer out there, and as we look outside that sun coming up at 6 44 quality inland, east bay and south bay in our dangerous heat with our excessive heat warning has been expanded through marin county and our heat advisory with upper nineties to near 100 out there today, once again could see in excess of 110 inland. we have 112 yesterday in santa rosa. 90 downtown. okay thank you, lisa this morning. there are concerns california's power supply may not be enough to meet demand in the state officials say we could break some records, and there is a warning that we could be seeing rolling blackouts if we don't all do more to conserve energy, abc seven news reporter ryan curry life force in the newsroom this morning and ryan cal. i so did not call for those

blackouts yesterday, but thousands of people still in the dark this morning and julian. parts of the bay area are still currently without power. it's another day and another flex alert as temperatures are expected to be hotter in some areas, then yesterday. this, of course means californians are once again asked to conserve power. no blackouts were called by power grid officials yesterday, but there were outages across the bay area. especially in the hottest places like the south bay and the east bay. 17,000 customers lost power yesterday evening and right now , still, thousands in livermore are without power. the official high in livermore hit 116 degrees. that's an all time record for that city. it has led to some people over in the east bay, having to get creative with how they dealt with the heat yesterday. some spoke to our reporter jr stone about camping outside because it got too hot inside. sleep outside and we've been trapped in the living room and um, we've been hanging out

in the living room all day and we have this like air conditioning machine was not really that good. i mean, you could see no one there. just wipe the sweat across his face. the flex alert tonight runs from 4 to 9. pm again this evening, calisto declared in energy emergency alert to last night that's strongly urge residents to cut down on their power usage . they say the forecast to peak for power usage is over 51,000 megawatts for the day. that's an all time record. residents all over the bay area are asked once again to cut down on power usage, or we could be seeing some more blackouts. live the newsroom. ryan curry, abc seven news, okay, thank you, ryan. and as he just mentioned there, there are power outages across the bay area. you can see them on the pg and e power outage map right now. the biggest outages are in livermore, fremont in santa rosa areas. again about 4500 folks without power in the east bay, another 1200 in the south bay at about 1100 without power in the north bay this morning, we have put a call into

pg and e for an update on when the power will be restored. will let you know as soon as we hear back this morning, and here's what you should do to prepare for these flex alert. you want to close those blinds and pull your curtains to cover windows and keep out the sun. if you need to use major appliances like your dishwasher or washer and dryer, you got to do it before four pm that's when that flex alert goes into effect. it can also pre cooked those meals to keep your oven and stove from heating up your kitchen during the hottest part of the day. and if you have an electric car, get it charged before four pm, and if you're lucky enough to have a c in your home, you want to pre cool your home by setting your thermostat as low as 72 degrees. before bumping it up to 78 at four pm students across the bay area will be returning to class today after the labor day weekend and no surprise here it is going to be hot, abc seven news reporter lena howland is joining us live in nevada this morning with a look at how schools across the region are doing their best to prepare for this, lena good morning, thomas

e. because conditions are expected to get so high three schools within the novato unified school district, including lusa, elementary school, which you see right behind me here will be switching over to a minimum day is schedule for the rest of the week. now the district has a heat plan in place to adjust schedules win needed because not every school has a conditioning . that means students will be released about 2.5 hours early at 1 15 in the afternoon instead of 3 40. this includes novato high school elementary school and the hill education center. the district playing is triggered when the forecasted temperature is 95 degrees or higher with the heat index of one. oh three or higher. it's a different story over in the san jose unified school district, as the district tells us, all schools do have a c but they will have students spend recess in lunch periods indoors for the most part. you know we'll be open regardless of the temperature. luckily our

facilities, indoor spaces are air conditioned, so we'll be spending will be addressing activities to have the kids spend more time indoors. um and obviously out of the heat as much as possible. it's rolling, blackouts hit and the power is cut. the district says schools will stay open and faculty will do everything they can to keep conditions cool and safe for everyone. as for students here in nevada, the district says, for students in non air conditioned classrooms, they may be combined with students that do have air conditioning in buildings such as media centers , cafeterias and also auditoriums. a live in nevada. lena howland, abc seven news do everything they can to keep the kids cool. thank you, lena. the excessive heat hitting the east bay especially hard as it often does encounter acosta county. one fast moving brush fire just outside of martinez. for some families from their homes. it was abc seven news reporter answer, hassan. and if you live

in the division charlie monday evening, michael murphy and his wife can do is watch fire crews battled the so called franklin fire burning along highway foreign martinez. it threatened their house and barns. my grandson called me. we were at lowe's and conquered it, and we ran back this way. luckily everything is not not too close to the house, but it's it could be the fire quickly spreads over 100 acres, prompting evacuation warnings, including for them. my dogs and yeah, the wife and anything. valuable in the house and away. we went living out in these hills. the threat of wildfires is very real climate scientist patrick brown says. it's even greater in the heat wave like this one. these heat waves on the timescales of a couple of days can really dry out your fine fuels. they call them that can really enhance the likelihood of ignitions of fires and then make fires easier to spread. fire officials say. there has been much preparation ahead of this current heatwave.

still as steve hill with the contra costa county fire protection district explains. most fires are caused by human activity, which means they're preventable. often times are fires are large fires begin along roadways and highways because of malfunctioning vehicles, vehicles, dragging chains on trailers or the people in those vehicles carelessly discarding smoking materials. monday evening, this neighborhood in pleasant hill was hit with the blackout impacting more than 2000 residents as the excessive heat continues to put huge constraints on the state's power grid. it was 111 degrees and one the creek monday evening despite the triple digit heat, gavin crib in his girlfriend decided to spend it outdoors. this is how you guys are spending your afternoon in this 100 degree? yes i mean, yeah, it's very hot out here. they wanted to spend their final few hours together before she drives back to college. it's hard out, but

they're willing to make it work. even if it's hard. i don't enjoy it in the east bay hassan, abc seven news and you can check the temperatures any time in the weather on domain section of the abc seven bay area streaming tv app. you can download it for roku, apple tv, amazon fire and google tv. a big mess in the east bay this morning after a car smashes into a building with several businesses. plus the health alert for parents this morning about your children in the flu shot what doctors are recommended. and the sun coming up in about 45 minutes. right now, sixties and seventies. it was 117 and fairfield yesterday in the nineties downtown 80 today in pacifica, stay tuned. your forecast is coming up. are you ready to make junk disappear ? so looking forward to this we make junk disappear. all you have to do is point. ah call 1 800 got junk. we'll be there

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beautiful view here from our exploratorium camera want to give you a quick update and where we were yesterday? the record in livermore 1 16 napa broke a record at 109107 redwood city 100 in oakland, 104 in san jose santa rosa 112 very similar today. although the all time records take place this time of year, so we may break a few less, but nonetheless, it is going to be extremely hot out there 71 in oakland right now. 70 in napa, where in the mid seventies and our inland valleys , and we're in the eighties and the upper elevation. so here is the forecasted highs. livermore supposed to break a record today , and even if we don't we're still extremely hot. dangerously hot at san jose one. oh, three. today 102 and fremont 110 in santa rosa. we're 1 12 yesterday. santa cruz 94. we'll get a little cooler tomorrow. then we'll warm it back up thursday and then big changes for the weekend. good morning and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. what a beautiful sky. it's going to be

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when the temps are this high, lisa when it comes to the fire danger, really tough for the fire crews out there battling the flames and also increased risk of more fires being sparked right and the reason why they closed those parks last week in anticipation of keeping those crews available. if we see some something like that break out, but so far, we are just talking about the record temperatures 116 yesterday in livermore, right now, it is 76 degrees. that is 38 degrees of cooling since yesterday, but, boy not cool enough right to start your day in the mid seventies. how about 80 and antioxidant e six in nevada, the ocean temperature still at 55 or 55 half moon bay, but 103 in san jose. more records are possible. we had all time records yesterday and today with 102 in redwood city. that's better than one of seven. but we could still see numbers well over 100 degrees from palo alto. it was in the nineties yesterday

. downtown 90 today looking at eighties in the sunset in the richmond district up in the north bay, santa rosa was 1 12 b about 1 10, so not a whole lot of change out there. 102 in valais how near the east bay upper nineties hayward was 100 yesterday in oakland one. oh, one union city and your head inland. no changes here. we could see a record today in livermore at 1 13. the accuweather seven day forecast slightly. not as hot tomorrow put it that way. but then we spike in our heat again on thursday, friday, we'll see some cooling even though we gotta have that one. oh, six inland and then by the weekend, we are 20 to 30 degrees cooler all around the baker, marcy julian. thank you, lisa. now we're checking in virgin jersey who's lying with what's coming up on g m a good morning, ginger. hey there. kumasi julian. nice to be with everybody this morning coming up here on g m. a. we are talking about your heat that record breaking heat all times, september heat and new wildfires . then we have to talk about the northeastern new england with flash flooding that's happening

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this afternoon. the risk of blackouts and what you can do to keep the power on. julian: as you join us, a live look outside. lisa istemperatures will be hott today, and how soon the heat could begin to cool down. the question everyone wants an answer to. kumasi: good morning, it is tuesday, september 6. julian: we will get a first check of the forecast. lisa: yesterday and today our peach heat. once again, excessive heat warning throughout the bay area. yesterday was 116 livermore, today could be just as hot. it was 112 yesterday in santa rosa. 68 in san francisco and palo alto, 66 in san jose. a pretty shot from the exploratorium camera, numbers are already on the warm side. 65 in santa rosa. we are eight degrees warmer this morning, and with the spare the air alert, you will notice the poor air quality inland, east

bay and southbay. another day were temperatures could flirt with 115, it was 117 by the delta yesterday. 9:00 in the upper 80's, 106 by the delta noontime, upper 90's in fairfield. i the afternoon, no relief. you have to be right at the beaches where we could see near 80 and pacifica. kumasi: this morning, cal iso is warning the demand for power could reach record levels as we are dealing with another day of sweltering heat. there is a serious threat of rolling blackouts across the state this afternoon, that is why officials issued a flex alert for the seventh day in a row. everyone is being asked to conserve today from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m., that means people who have air conditioning should turn the thermostat to 78 degrees or higher. everyone should avoid using large appliances and turn off lights and unplug electronics you are not using. >> forecasted demand for monday and tuesday is at all-time record levels.

the potential for rotating outages has increased significantly. we are looking energy deficits of 2000 4000 megawatts, which is as much as 10% of normal electricity demand. kumasi: cal iso officials say they are doing everything possible to avoid blackouts, but need our help to ease the stress on the grid. if blackouts are needed today, they will notify local utility companies will figure out how to execute the outages. we will update you if that happens. julian: your child's school could be impacted by the hot weather. we are live in novato at one school where the hours are going to be shifting today to try to compensate. reporter: that is right. we are at an elementary school, this is one of three schools within the novato unified school district that will be ending the

day a little early for the rest of the week because of the extreme heat. this protocol, because not every building at every school has air conditioning. that means students will be released about 2.5 hours early at 1:15 in the afternoon instead of 3:40. this includes novato high school and the hill education center. the districts heat plan triggers when the forecasted temperature is 95 degrees or higher with the heat index of 103 or higher. it is a different story over and the san jose unified school district, as the district tells us all schools have ac. they will have students spend recess and lunch indoors for the most part. they said if a rolling blackout hits in the power is out, schools will stay open. >> we have seen that in the past, unfortunately. when it gets hot, energy consumption increases, it is more likely to have a power outages.

we will remain open, we will not close schools unless something really unusual happens. they will be fully operational, and we will keep the kids as cool as we can. in most facilities, the air conditioning units are one or two classrooms. if a unit goes down, we have the option of having the teacher and students moved to a separate classroom until it can be repaired. reporter: novato unified also said they do not close schools, as they believe schools are the best place for their students. even in the most extreme weather conditions. they added athletic activities and practices could be canceled or rescheduled to a more appropriate time. the same goes for before and after school activities. abc 7 news. kumasi: many bay area residents are trying to do whatever they can to stay cool, that includes going to the beach or getting ice cream.

tim johnson spoke to people trained to beat the heat. reporter: it was a labor day under the sun for people in the marina district as temperatures soared into the afternoon, many ventured outdoors to escape the sweltering heat inside. >> you do not need air conditioning except one or two days a year, then the days you need it, you are like oh no. reporter: she came out to be closer to the water. she said he is not just because of concern for herself, but her dog. indiana bones. >> make sure he has plenty of water. reporter: it was hot in san francisco today, it was one of the coolest parts of the bay area. several people we spoke with said they came into the city to escape higher temperatures at home. he and his wife came to san francisco from sunnyvale. they tell us their house has no air-conditioning and temperatures to the north were 10 degrees cooler than at home. >> we thought it would be nice to come to the beach so we could escape the heat and be in the

wind. reporter: while some found shade, others turn to ice cream. one of the trucks was parked at the marina and there was not much downtime. >> a line of the door all day. that shout the door all day. reporter: many tell us they are ready for the heatwave to be over. >> it is hard to sleep during the night for the last two days. hopefully things get better soon in the next week. reporter: abc 7 news. kumasi: you might experience delays on bart again today. the agency is slowing trains and areas were temperatures are forecast to be 100 degrees or higher, specifically on the antioch line were trains are operating at reduced speeds. this is being done to prevent another derailment like the one we saw back in june at concord. it because the rails to warp and it triggered a realm it.

-- derailment. there are several cooling centers open across the bay area you can go to find relief. we have a list on our website. you can also check the temperatures anytime in the weather on demand section of the abc 7 tv app. you can find it wherever you stream. julian: san francisco health officials will expand eligibility for those seeking the monkeypox vaccine. it is open for all gay and bisexual men and trans people who have sex with men or trans people. vexing sites will also provide a second dose of the vaccine to those who are four weeks removed from the first dose. other bay area cities are beginning second doses this week. the bay area is expected to get up to 13 thousand more doses from the federal government soon. kumasi: today, children will be returning to school in uvalde. some parents and teachers are concerned not enough security is in place. three months ago, 21 people died

in a mass shooting at robb elementary. the school district installed eight-foot fencing at three of the eight schools and state troopers are going to be stationed at all campuses. other security improvements are planned, it is not clear when those will be completed. robb elementary will not reopen. some families say their children do not feel safe and they will not be going back to any school at this time. julian: development in the short -- search freiman fist teacher. police found a body in an area the search sunday, they are not confirming if it is that of eliza fletcher. reporter: this morning, possible new developments in the case of missing kindergarten teacher and mother of two, eliza fletcher. police say they found a body in a memphis neighborhood about seven miles from where she was last seen jogging. reportedly near the location where a dumpster was searched sunday. officials last night insisted they have not yet identified the

body, or the cause of death. >> we have seen law enforcement focus this area for much of the day. earlier, we site mobile command unit rolling in. crews have seen several detectives, including the fbi. reporter: the suspect heads to court today. police say 38-year-old cleotha abston has refused to say where fletcher is. they say surveillance video shows a man violently approaching fletcher and forcing him into an suv last friday. police say they trace the suv plates to cleotha abston, along with his dna from sandals left at the scene. they say a witness saw him cleaning his clothes and the interior of his suv after fletcher's abduction. court papers reveal he recently served a 20 year prison sentence in a different kidnapping case. quitting guilty to abducting an attorney and trying to force him to withdraw cash from an atm. the attorney later saying it is quite likely i would have been killed had i not escaped.

police not revealing a potential motive in fletcher's kidnapping, but the 34-year-old is the granddaughter of a prominent tennessee businessman, who founded a 3 billion-dollar hardware company. police say there is reason to believe fletcher was seriously injured during the abduction. for now, her family continues to wait for answers. abc news, new york. kumasi: one of the men wanted for a deadly stabbing spree in canada has been found dead. there is no side of the other suspect, his brother. authorities found the body of damien sanderson yesterday am a police say his wounds were not self-inflicted. he and his brother are wanted for a stabbing spree that left 10 people dead and 15 heard on sunday. police say miles may be hurt and could be seeking medical attention. the youngest victim was in their early 20's. police believe some victims were targeted, others were attacked at random. julian: it is official, england

has a new prime minister. she took office before meeting queen elizabeth in scotland. photos show her smiling and shaking hands with the queen. she will head to her new home at downing street in london and get to work. the first task is to appoint a cabinet to tackle the slew of issues facing britain's government right now. any proposal for slideshow activity in the east bay. the vote that could impact laws for spectators. kumasi: here is a live look at the big board of the new york stock exchange, up 20 points. another update next. julian: a u.s. open stunner. the american who upset one of the greatest players ever to reach the quarterfinals. kumasi: you can watch us for a whole extra hour. abc 7 at 7:00's life weekdays from 7:00 to 8:00 on the streaming app. you can download it for your phone, tablet, roku, ms on or google tv.

-- amazon fire or google tv. lisa: beautiful picture, one hundred 12 yesterday in santa rosa. also in concord, livermore was 116. already building on the warmth with upper 60's to mid 70's right now in san jose. here's the exploratorium camera, low 90's yesterday in san francisco, 97 at the airport. mid 70's in concord and livermore, it is going to be another hot day. we could break a record at 113. here is a look at forecast highs. we may not break records, we will be close. 20/20 was a hot year, 90 in san francisco today. here is a look at wednesday. numbers come down a few degrees. thursday, bringing them back up to 112, the freakishly hot reading then more cooling anticipated friday. it is going to be a rough one. 95 in oakland with 110 in santa

rosa. mid 90's in santa cruz with mid 70's at the coast. sue: freakishly hot, that explains it. as we go back to the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights on at 5:40 this morning. it is stacked up all the way to the macarthur maze. we had a couple problems with an accident past the toll plaza, cleared up to the shoulder and on the san francisco side near fremont street. a couple lanes blocked. overall, an hour drive out of the central valley. he was look at the bay bridge, it is time to clear. it must've gotten the accident out of lanes on the westbound side coming into san francisco. otherwise, looking at slow traffic overruz mounta north 17 rightear the summit. we have the righlowi ata. we will ac

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kumasi: under the proposal, it would be illegal to be a spectator at a sideshow. there are no laws in the state that punish people for watching or attending these events, even though street racing inside shows are illegal in many areas. julian: today, a little bit of royalty coming to san francisco. the dutch queen is touring the city. she will meet with the mayor for a ceremonial flag raising, she will tour then had to acclimate seminar. the queen -- a climate seminar. the queen will also visit a lgbt historical society museum. they wanted to visit a lgbt friendly city because the netherlands was the first country in the world to legalize same-sex marriage. it is the first visit in 17 years. in a historic mood for fast food workers -- move for fast food workers, initial was signed giving workers more powers and

protections. it will help half a million fast food workers negotiate pay, hours and working conditions. republican lawmakers voted against the bill before it passed california which is later last week, saying it could drive up the cost and hurt businesses. >> there are no slaves that worked for california businesses, period. you can quit any day you want and go get a job someplace else if you do not like your employer. julian: another measure on the governor's desk could increase union organizing rights for farmworkers, allowing them to vote in secrecy outside the workplace. president biden is advising governor newsom to sign it. kumasi: link apple watch pro images are making their way around the internet and giving us a sneak peek at what could be included in the latest update. apple is set to release the new watch tomorrow. a new button is on the side of the watch that is visible.

right now, it is not known what it is for. pictures are showing a larger display and casing for the new apple watch pro. julian: does that one have your name on it? [laughter] kumasi: i am trying to see. it is interesting, that might be too high tech for me. i want mine to be stylish, but you can get a different band. julian: you can buy lots of extra bands for more money, that is how it works. [laughter] morning many report, cvs buying signify health for $8 billion. it expands the push to in-home health services. cvs stated it wants to add primary care practices and doctors to its payroll. the deal should finish by the first half of 2023. executives are discussing the deal today. a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this tuesday. you can see we are opening up

down, about 45 points. european regulators are slapping meadow with a big fine. instagram's parent company facing a 402 million dollar fine in ireland for breaking european union privacy rules. investigators say they mishandle personal data. whatsapp was fined $223 million for a similar situation. instagram says they plan to appeal. kumasi: goats on the loose in massachusetts, blocking a busy road. they would not move until they got one thing. the camera shows officers trying to round up the small pack of goats. they try to offer the animals all kinds of snacks. what is that? they did not want it, whatever it was. finally, they pulled up the fries from mcdonald's. that apparently worked. goats moved and everything was good. officers were able to return the herd to a nearby farm after they

gobbled up all the fries. set on their diet -- is that on their diet? julian: it is now. kumasi: they were on a clean eating diet, giving them fries. julian: cheat day. [laughter] kumasi: they deserve that. lisa: hard to do anything yesterday except maybe take two showers. hard to eat. we see another scorcher today, we had 11 records. i listed six of them yesterday. it was 97 at the airport. sutro tower shows san francisco in the sun with temperatures, they are warm. 68 with 76 in san jose. 67 in santa clara with 50 five half moon bay. temperatures already getting off to a very warm start. mid-60's from santa rosa, 74 in concord.

in the south bay today, that should be tuesday, not labor day. looking at temperatures around the bay, near or above 100 degrees. a superhot day. the coast will warm into the 70's and 80's, then up to 112 for santa rosa. 102 in fremont. some of you warmer than that, concord at 114. livermore at 111. accuweather 7 day forecast, a string of dangerously hot days. today should be the hottest, we cool off wednesday. another spike thursday. and then to be are well over 100 through friday, cooling arrives tomorrow and friday. thursday is the exception. at the coast, you are hot. looking at the elevated fire danger as relative humidity below 10% in upper elevations. kumasi: a stunning upset at the u.s. open, the american next 22

time major champion rafael out of the tournament. he is the youngest american to advance this far since 2006. reporter: it was a moment a lifetime in the making at the u.s. open. the 22 defeating 22 time grand slam champion in four sets. the 24-year-old american emotional as the moment washed over it is his journey that makes it all the more remarkable. before he became a star on the tennis court, he was living on one. for years, he, his brother and father slept on the floor of a maryland tennis center, where his dad worked as a janitor. he learned the sport by watching other kids play, and used their discarded rackets to practice against a wall until the center allowed him to train free of charge. it did not take long for him to demonstrate he could be great. >> my dad was like, it would be

awesome if you could get a scholarship. i said it would be awesome if i could use it to change my life. reporter: his family looking on as he defeated arguably the greatest player of all time. >> my mom, my dad, my brother, my girlfriend. to have them see what i did means more than anything. reporter: the son of immigrants, he is now living the american dream. lebron james is honoring him. he is the last remaining american in the men's draw, he is the youngest american man to reach the quarterfinals in 16 years. his next matches tomorrow. abc news, new york. julian: you may not recognize the face, you know the name and the famous mansion she died in. the city proclaimed yesterday sarah winchester day. she's the heiress who left behind the bizarrely beautiful mansion that we now know as the winchester mystery house. winchester died 100 years ago yesterday. she is the widow of the firearms

magnate. they are inviting guests to leave flowers, cards and mementos in the front garden in her remembrance. kumasi: not to an incredible rescue at sea. a brazilian man is talking about his experience after surviving 11 days in the water inside a freezer. that freezer right there. he spoke about his ordeal to a tv in brazil. he says he was on a fishing trip in august when his boat sake -- sank. as it went down, he cycler in jumped inside. -- saw a cooler and jumped inside. he had no food and water and sometimes sharks surrounded him. 11 days later, he was found. he said he is thiing-- thinkingm -- thanking god. julian: a photographer captured

a time lapse of the northern lights. you've got to stop by the tv, this is incredible. it became visible as soon as dusk fell with colors rolling through the sky. he said by 2:00 a.m., it was directly overhead and showed no signs of slowing down. just beautiful. this is one of the few things that does not ever get old, you can see a million times and it is still beautiful. kumasi: i saw the solar eclipse and 2018, i am still shook. julian: i remember covering that, the excitement surrounding it. kumasi: everything about it, a wonderful world we have. julian: a beautiful place to call home. kumasi: next, the seven things to know today. julian: a new way to watch abc7news in partnership with hulu. you can watch our newscast throughout the day on abc news

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for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. morning, starting with lisa. lisa: dangerous he continues as high temperatures once again, we could see records. 113 in livermore, 90 downtown. 70's at the coast. kumasi: there will be a seven consecutive flex alert this afternoon because of extreme heat. officials ask us to conserve our -- power from 4:00 to 9:00. julian: bay area school districts are making changes due to heat. in novato, students will be let out early. san jose students will spend

recess inside. kumasi: another wildfire has erected in california, this one blamed for killing two people. thousands have been evacuated and more than 2700 acres have burned rid it is 5% contained. julian: san francisco health officials are expanding eligibility for the monkeypox vaccine, they will provide second doses for people who got a first shot four weeks ago. sue: following your tuesday morning commute with a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza, back to work today with metering lights on at 5:40. we had an earlier accident past the toll plaza, that has been cleared but the damages done. kumasi: we must love mcdonald's, the cheese danish is making a comeback. it is adding the nostalgic treat to its fall menu, calling it a fresh take on the bakery item popular in the 80's. it comes with a sweet cream cheese filling, a buttery topping and a light vanilla

drizzle. i do not remember this. julian: since when do they have a fall menu? [laughter] ♪ te good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, the dangerous extreme weather from coast to coast. west coast inferno. a deadly wildfire exploding overnight in california burning buildings and forcing evacuations. fire alerts in effect across seven states. as the west bakes under relentless record-breaking heat and now a warning about power shortages. plus, parts of the northeast underwater overnight. flash floods stranding drivers. more than 54 million americans across 10 states on alert this morning. ginger is tracking it all. "pure and clear terrorism." that's what ukraine's president