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of florida. several people are killed in a shooting at a dollar general store. we move forward just as much as we move back here from people attending today's commemoration to mark the 60th anniversary of the march on washington. the issues there now focusing on abc7. news starts now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> a bay area woman proves the power of a single person surviving a deadly wildfire herself. she is now turning her tragedy into an opportunity to help other fire victims. thanks for joining us on this early edition of abc7 news. due to college football, i'm j.r. stone. a wildfire survivor from the bay area has made it her mission to help fire victims in maui. here's the latest now on the impact and aftermath of the wildfires there on august

eighth. more than 380 people remain missing. cell phone data is being used to try to pinpoint where victims may have last been. the wildfire is blamed for at least 115 deaths. maui county officials are suing hawaiian electric, claiming the power company failed to de-energize power lines despite high winds and wildfire warnings. the cause of the fires is still unknown. the fires in lahaina and kula destroyed more than 2200 acres or structures that is causing an estimated $5.5 billion in damage . abc7 news reporter cornell bernard spoke with a north bay woman who is helping wildfire survivors rebuild their lives. >> i tend to see the challenges . i tend to see the heartache. annie barber is on the ground in maui helping wildfire survivor move forward with their insurance claims, which can be overwhelming. the people are traumatized and they have what i

call fire brain, their brains fuzzy. they can only navigate so much. and i see a lot of fear. >> that fear is something annie knows about all too well. >> immediate bond. they know that i understand. >> she lost her family's home in santa rosa's coffey park during the 2017 tubbs fire, which burned thousands of homes and killed two dozen people. this was annie's home before and after, reduced to rubble. >> that's something that doesn't go away. it's a grief that you have to navigate it. >> annie works for united policy holders, a san francisco based nonprofit helping homeowners get the insurance resources they need. besides assisting with paperwork and overcoming red tape, she's also there to listen. >> my heart's with them. i relate to them, and i try to just give them the best advice that i can. this is just crazy. >> i can't even it's just too

much. i've lost friends and i've just i've been here 48 years and i've never seen anything like this in my entire life. >> i'm not going to get the number exactly right. it's either 36 or 38 times that a survivor has to tell their story before they can even begin to heal. >> annie is also helped survivors of the 2018 camp fire in paradise, one of the most destructive in california history. today, this is her rebuilt home in coffey park, post-fire annie hopes to bring the same closure to the people of maui. >> there's challenges in all these communities and we have to figure out how we help them navigate that in the north bay. >> cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> new developments now. several people are dead in what police now say is a racially motivated shooting at a store in florida. it happened this afternoon inside a dollar general store in jacksonville. police say a white man wearing a tactical vest and armed with an ar 15 rifle and a

handgun with swastikas on them walked into the store and shot and killed three people. the three victims, two men and a woman, were black. >> there are a number of fatalities, but that is all i know at this point. >> i'm just out here really to make sure that that that, you know, the folks in the neighborhood know that we're here and that we're here to help. and to answer any questions that they have when we can. >> the shooter shot and killed himself. police say he left behind several hate filled manifestos on a family computer. the fbi, jackson ville field office is assisting in this investigation. developing news, voting begins today for kaiser permanente union workers who are deciding whether to authorize a strike. voting runs through september 13th. if members agree on a strike, they could walk off the job as early as october 1st. union health care workers are demanding kaiser address concerns about staffing levels and what they call unfair labor

practices. his union leaders say if approved, this would be the largest strike of health care workers in us history. to the north bay now. people in fairfax are being told to use caution on hiking trails. the warning from the southern marin fire district comes after two recent rattlesnake bite incidents. they say if you see a rattlesnake,ver until you can find a safe way around it. and if you do get bitten, remain calm and try to minimize movement of the affected area. monday will mark 60 years since dr. martin luther king jr. led a quarter of a million people in the march on washington for jobs and freedom . abc news reporter faith abubey has a look at an event today in washington to commemorate the march on august 28th, 1963. >> dr. martin luther king jr led 250,000 people in the march on washington for jobs and freedom

today. thousands gathered at the lincoln memorial to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the late reverend's iconic i have a dream speech. i'm very concerned about the direction our country is going in, and it is because instead of moving forward, it feels as if we're moving backward. diane miller was 12 years old when her mother brought her and her siblings to hear dr. king, we are still in this struggle. >> we're still fighting the battles. >> king's speech in the 1960 3rd march helped spur the passage of the federal civil rights act. in 1964 and voting rights legislation in 1965. i don't want to let dr. king down. >> i want him to still believe that he has a dream and that dream is our dream. >> organizers of this year's march say today the fight is about voter suppression, housing discrimination, police and racial violence and racial disparities in employment and education, along with other basic civil rights. many of the marchers we've spoken to, including some howard university

students, tell me this movement has been successful. but there's much more work to be done in this moment when we are under so much attack. >> it just feels so critical to stand in solidarity with people who are fighting for voting rights, who are fighting for our democracy, who are fighting for reproductive rights. >> my fight is for me. my fight is for the world. my fight is for anybody who looks like me and talks like me. >> dr. martin luther king junior won the nobel peace prize in 1964 for his nonviolent struggle for civil rights. faith abubey, abc news, washington. >> we're now remembering a man who made game show history. bob barker. bob barker died this morning. we have a look back at his acclaimed television career and a bay area city with the largest afghan american population in the country holds an event to help the refugee community. >> and we have a gorgeous weekend ahead. but there are some hazy skies with an air quality advisory in effect through tomorrow due to

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barker was named the most popular game show host of all time. >> he was at it longer than anyone else, too. barker began hosting the price is right in 1972. >> here is the first item up for bids in the price is right. >> if tv had a santa clause, he was it. giving away hundreds of millions of dollars in prizes. and to say the contestants were excited was an understatement. barker was unflappable. he won 19 emmys and was a fixture on tv long before the price is right. he hosted truth or consequences for 18 years. >> bob barker saying goodbye, hoping all your consequences are happy. all right. happy >> he and he had a sense of humor playing against his nice guy image in the movie happy gilmore. i think you've had enough. an ardent animal rights activist and worked at it full time after retiring in 2007. on his final show, there was no grand gesture for no super farewell showcase, only this simple, gracious goodbye. i want

to thank you very, very much for inviting me into your home for the last 50 years. >> andrea fujii, abc news new york. >> he was certainly the best there. >> a large refugee community in the east bay is learning more about resources that can help them live fuller lives. representative eric swalwell hosted a resource fair in union city. many of those who attended were afghan refugees concerned with assisting family members back home. >> we've got the largest afghan american population in the whole country in fact, fremont is home to little kabul. the story in the kite runner from kabul to fremont is one that people all over the world know, and this community is hurting after the afghan evacuation mission back in 2021. and they want to know what are we doing to get their family members over here, especially those who served alongside the us military? >> swalwell says the event is about establishing trust with

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have worked all of their lives live in this neighborhood. there are children. it's a community that's very diverse and there's a lot of care and loving that. we really are a neighborhood and a community. >> tour guide siobhan allen lives in the tenderloin and went through substance abuse recovery. she says the community opened its arms to her, joined right now by meteorologist francis dinglasan. we weren't at the. it almost looked a little cloudy there today. >> it did. in fact, there's still some clouds at the coast, but it is feeling a little bit milder at the beaches. and then we're going to get hot weather inland. so it's going to be gorgeous really this weekend. but skies have been hazy. so that's also what you might have seen, j.r, the clouds and the haze. you're seeing a northwest flow, the clouds, and that's keeping things cooler at the beaches. so temperatures right now range from 61 in half. moon bay, san francisco, 62. but then look at how warm it is inland where they're getting more sunshine under hazy skies. fairfield 90, brentwood, 89 degrees. so air quality is

moderate around the east bay. still some good air quality in san francisco. so but there is an air quality advisory right now due to all the wildfires in oregon and parts of california. live look from mt. tam shows you those hazy skies as we look south, we're expecting moderate air quality to continue tomorrow . but then on monday, air quality is expected to improve for inland east bay, south central bay and the santa clara valley. and also, here's another view from the east bay hills. look at how hazy it is. that's san francisco right there. that's the bay in the background. so we have some low clouds overnight, but the marine layer is a bit more compressed. so that will clear quickly. we'll get more sunshine, hazy skies, slightly warmer tomorrow , though. and then the heat really builds inland next week. and i'll show you that, too. so our forecast animation tonight shows little cloud cover, but then we'll see some clouds move in overnight. even those pockets of green, we could see some

drizzle, possible patchy at best. but notice it's clear in the north bay and also the inland areas and then it pulls back very quickly. more sunshine for everybody. but we still get that northwest flow at the beaches and that's why things will be cooler there. so highs will range from 60 at the beaches all the way to mid 90s tomorrow with plenty of sunshine except in half moon bay, where will be 66 degrees. but san francisco really comfortable at 74. we'll see upper 70s to near 80 in the east bay oakland 78. san jose 84 and then north bay numbers in the 90s low 90s for santa rosa, cloverdale and lakeport. and then tonight we'll drop generally into the 50s with that fog moving in a little bit into the east bay. but notice it is compressed, so it's going to change very quickly. i want to jump ahead to monday. notice we'll see some more mid 90s and 70s at the beaches. tuesday we start to warm up even more. wednesday right now looks to be

the hottest day next week near triple digits for some areas like fairfield and antioch. san francisco, possibly up to 95. san rafael 90. it's going to be a pool day. but of course, most kids are back at school. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so hazy and slightly warmer tomorrow so then it gets mild to hot on monday. the heat really builds us inland will be our hottest day on wednesday. warm to hot even at the beaches and at the coast. on wednesday it'll be from the 70s to near 100. notice it starts to cool down towards the end of the workweek and milder temperatures . as for next weekend, now to abc seven sports with chris alvarez. >> the giants entering the day one game outside the final wild card spot and once again taking on the best team in baseball. the 83 win. atlanta braves bring your baby to the ballpark. nice day to do that. top of the fifth. hello to all. austin riley says hello and goodbye to that baseball. sean manaea to the bleachers in left 30th of the year three two braves next

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wish i didn't put him in a play that had him break his finger, because i think that really hurt him in his first year and not only did it hurt him not getting able to mix in much, but it hurt him in the practice time because he had to adjust how he threw and things like that, which i think set him back for a second year. when we went into the second year, we gave him every chance to do it. we were going to make an offense that it, to me gave him the best chance to be successful at that time, which we did do. and when you do that, you hope a guy can stay healthy so he can stay out there long enough. but that didn't last long. it was the first game and but sometimes things just don't work out. >> i still very much have belief that he's going to become a player for now. it's just not going to be for us. and we take full accountability for that. and you know, and in some way, yeah, we got lucky. on brock, but sure, that's setback our team. it would have been nice to have those picks and all that you know. so we do own that and fortunately we still have a really good football team that i think scott is, you know, a legitimate shot. we're focused

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