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shopping mall is forcing a school district to put out a plea to parents. ama: abc 7 news reporter j.r. stone spent the night digging into everyday issues that can combine to set off something like this. j.r.: gunshot heard in this video from sunday night outside the amc bay street 16 in emeryville, sending teens running for cover. and a fight, one of many that police say broke out. >> i do not believe kids were gathering to fight. i think kids were gathering to get energy out and there is a lot of pent up rage, anger, frustration, and anxiety that creates this power keg that is easy to ignite. j.r.: the director of the development at oakland center ducking about what unfolded

across theaters on sunday. this map showing what happened in similar incidents, including one in illinois. police departments have warned about potential problems after seeing social media posts about fighting. other departments caught in traffic trying to respond to fights. >> once there is violence, the next one happens that is like, what can we do to get more views? j.r.: the oakland unified school district sent a note to parents after the incident at emeryville, asking them to talk to their children on resolving issues peacefully. >> it is mob mentality. socialists -- social media creates a fomo attitude where people want to be part of something. >> you are feeling the pressure of millions of people on the internet, so that fear of

missing out is real. j.r.: wilson does not believe these kids gathered to fight but believes kids across the country are hurting. they lived in isolation through the global pandemic, feel the current political divide, and believe there is a climate crisis along with a housing crisis. she believes the older generation needs more help here. >> needing additional resources for parents and caregivers to understand how to navigate the mental and emotional health crisis that a lot of our young people experience. j.r.: j.r. stone abc 7 news. >> now, and accuweather alert from abc 7 news. dan: let's turn to the forecast because we ama: will start feeling the heat. ama:abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya: that alert is coming with high fire danger. the alerts going up for solano county tomorrow night until 11:00 p.m. wednesday. for lake county, it is until

11:00 p.m. wednesday. the concern is dry northerly winds gusting, low humidity means any fires that develop will rapidly grow in intensity and in size. as you will notice, the fire danger index showing moderate to high fire danger for parts of the bay area as we head towards tomorrow afternoon, and that only increases them along with the smoke from the fires burning up the northern california and the oregon border. here is the smoke forecast. it is hazy tomorrow, more so as we go into wednesday. there is an air quality advisory in effect for the entire bay area through tomorrow due to the smoke from those wildfires. expect moderate to good air quality tomorrow, but there may be times when it worsens. i will be back to know -- to let you know when the hottest day is expected. ama: cruise from santa rosa down to santa cruz were busy jumping on fires this afternoon.

tonight, abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez is taking a closer look at fire cruisers and what could be the first power shut off the summer. lauren: mop up operations underway after several small vegetation fires broke out throughout the bay area monday. calfire lnu and the vacaville fire district responded to a fire off cherry road. the officials say the cause is under investigation. in the south bay, calfire czu contained a fire in santa cruz county. one minor structure was lost and no one was hurt. fire officials say it is this time of the year one fire season tends to ramp up. >> going into september october, it is typically the time of year we see an uptick in vegetation fires. j.r.: battalion chief sam filson says that this season, fire personnel have been focusing on the fires in the northern part

of the state. he says even though it may seem like fire season for the bay area is off to a sewer start, things can change quickly. -- slower start, things can change quickly. >> we encourage people to be fire safe and aware of their surroundings and incidents going on. there are many avenues to get information about ongoing incidents. lauren: due to weather conditions on wednesday, pg&e says there is potential for a safety power shut off. that could turn off power to 8000 customers in seven counties, including napa. pg&e says the combination of dry conditions and breezy winds is of concern. the agency says they will notify customers as conditions evolve. in the south bay, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. ama: you contract the weather conditions with the same tools that are abc 7 news weather team uses bid. also lets you see air quality. download the abc 7 bay area news app. dan: new developments on my wii

tonight. the governor of hawaii says the search for victims over. the governor says he does not expect the number of deaths to go much higher. the u.s. navy dive team is now looking for any more victims in the water as the final stage of the search. despite this, it is unclear how many people are still unaccounted for. the fbi are trying to verify the names of hundreds of people reported missing. ama: the cdc is reporting a rise in covid cases over the last week. cases nationwide jumped almost 19%, though covid numbers are still low compared to previous peaks. as bricks have been reported across the nation's preschools, -- across the nation's preschools and summer camps. dan: to the east coast, tonight a faculty member is dead after

another shooting on a college campus, this one at the university of north carolina-chapel hill. the campus was locked down for hours today. students. texts warning them about a dangerous man on campus. heavily armed officers from several agencies were called to the campus to assist the unc police department. chancellor pleaded with his student body following this traumatic tragedy. >> we are here for you. i am pleading with you to use any of the resources that you may need and coming together as a community to ensure your safety. dan: the shooting happened in a building that houses laboratories. police have made one arrest. the faculty member killed has not yet been named. it is hard to imagine something like this happening anywhere until it hits close to home. unc-chapel hill is a campus i know very well. not only is it my alma mater, chapel hill is also my hometown. the shooting is now causing some

students to question their sense of security in a college town that is ideal in so many ways. the new school year started just last monday. >> my best friend was like, let's get away from cincinnati, and i do not even feel comfortable going to north campus anymore. it has shaken me a bit to think that -- i thought this was a safe place. dan: and it always has been a safe place. today's shooting is only four years removed from another school shooting at unc-charlotte in 2019. two students were shot and killed there. back in chapel hill, classes are canceled through tomorrow. ama: education is an important part of building a better bay area, and tomorrow the san francisco unified school district to print and is expected to address the news of a potential closer of more than -- closure of more than two dozen schools in san francisco. san francisco teachers union claims the district has been mismanaging finances for years.

>> if the district's finances were managed differently, sfusd could play -- could pay competitive wages. they engaged in needless short-term borrowing practices, would have cost the district millions. increased upper m spending on positions and incrementally -- exponentially, and enrollment declined. ama: the other hand, the superintendent says they face external factors including declining enrollment and staffing shortages and they need to meet these challenges head-on. dan: cal and stanford are inching closer to a deal to bring the schools to the acc conference next year after the dissolution of the pac-12. the conference stance to bring in an estimated $72 million in revenue if they vote to expand. sports director larry beil set down on our streaming broadcast earlier today to discuss the pros and cons of a move to the acc.

larry: it would keep stanford and cow in what is called a power five conference, the highest level of football, as opposed to group of five. it is a loss if student athlete who has to travel to florida state or north carolina or down the list. these are not bus rides. these are long coast to coast trips, so now, what is in it for the acc? well, you get two of the premier academic institutions in the country, and it gives you insurance. dan: a vote on the admission to the acc was supposed to be held today, but was closed in the wake of the shooting at unc. cal and stanford both start football seasons this coming weekend. ama: a mysterious land purchase next and "-- a local airport base, and we are getting answers. dan: plus, a glimpse at google's next.

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in georgia, the data sex for january 6 in the racketeering case. the farmer will --the former president will enter a plea. dan: your information tonight on an investigation that is getting national attention. tomorrow night, u.s. congressional leaders are set to meet with investment firms that have acquired land surrounding travis air force base federal investigators say little was known as to the flannery associates company and what they plan to do with the land and why. stephanie sierra has been tracking the story from the beginning and has the latest on what to expect. stephanie: sources tell the i-team that flannery associates have purchased more than 45,000 acres of dry farmland in solano county, nearly double the size of san francisco, in hopes to build a new utopian city. sources familiar with the matter told i-team those behind the

purchases are the heavyweights of silicon valley. some of those on the list include billionaire and venture capitalist michael moretz, billionaire businesswoman lorraine powell jobs, and patrick collison, the sibling cofounders of san francisco-based payment company stripe. we are told the effort is headed by a former goldman sachs trader and according to his linkedin profile, he lives in fairfield. a source close to the network of investors says the project is focused on affordable housing. a representative for the investment group said, we care deeply about the future of solano county and california and believe their best days are ahead. we are proud to partner on a project that aims to deliver access to good paying jobs, affordable housing, clean energy, sustainable infrastructure, open space, and a healthy environment to residents of solano county. local officials are skeptical, citing the lack of

infrastructure. >> i do not know if it is realistic, what they are talking about at all. there is no mass transit, there is no water. stephanie: catherine is the mayor of mayfield. a survey was sent to solano county residence last week hinting towards plans of a new big city, creating thousands of jobs. >> i do not see how this is a long-term investment, unless you want to lose money. >> it is so overwhelming. it is hard to figure out how something like this would happen. so for them to start something like this, they would have to create a commission to form a city or somehow do a city charter. they would also have to work with the county of solano and various water agencies to get permission to develop. stephanie: the i-team sat down with solano county minna street or bill and then.

-- administr the same story with both mayors. >> nothing at all. stephanie: stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. dan: a representative of flannery says the firm is excited to start working with residents, elected officials, and travis air force base. stephanie will have a full report from tomorrow's meeting with local congressional leaders. ama: let's get int abc 7 news advancer at 11:00. we will keep you in the know about the headlines you will hear much more about the coming days. there is plenty to keep an eye on. the first is the return of a mega conference coming back to san francisco tomorrow. dan: google next 2023 conference will kick off at the was goni center. here is video from last year's conference at mountain view. this year will be the first year

the conference returns in person after being held virtually the last few years. people can expect new product announcements, including the new push on artificial intelligence search applications. at 11:00 is the short work week ahead for many americans who will be enjoying one final holiday weekend this summer. ama: more people will be hitting the road for labor day than in 2020 two, and in the sky, aaa's expecting domestic trips to be up 44% for issue nationa -- international trips. top destinations include vancouver, rome. our final abc 7 news advancer at 11:00 is this week's arrival of the queen to the bay area. dan: beyoncé's stadium tour comes to levi's stadium on wednesday and santa clara is already rolling out the red carpet.

the weekday concert is increasing businesses for hotels and restaurants during what is normally a slow period. ama: santa clara mayor lisa gillmor will honor beyoncé with a key to the city and make her honorary mayor for the day. >> it is really a testament to what she has done and the iconic presence she has had, not only with the young girls in our community but what she does is in her philanthropic activity. dan: yancy's concert is already bringing close to -- beyoncé's concert is already bringing close to maximum capacity at hotels. this all comes just weeks after taylor swift's eras tour stop at levi's, which also brought a huge economic boost. these mega tours are great to see. ama: we need to know about the weather. dan: exactly. we need an umbrella out there, sandhya? sandhya: do you know what you will need?

shades and plenty of fluids. take a look for the beyoncé renaissance world tour at levi's stadium. gates open at 4:30. it will be 90 degrees. by 11:00 p.m., the temperature will drop down to 70 degrees and when she takes to the stage, it will still be warm. high-pressure is going to take control and as it does, that is what is going to bring us the heat. let's talk about live doppler 7, and locally not much in the way of fog. we are not expecting a whole lot going into tomorrow morning. temperatures from the 50's to 70's as we look at a live picture from our mount tam camp, certainly seeing some haze over the bay. heat is peak on wednesday and much cooler weather is coming your way by the week end. fog will be right near parts of the coast and we are talking about 50's and 60's at 7:00 a.m. by noontime, already in the 80's

in land, so it will warm up quickly away from the coastline going into the afternoon and we start to see the 90's show up. tomorrow morning where we see the fog, it could be dense so keep that in mind. 50's and 60's out the door. tomorrow afternoon in the south bay, 89 in gilroy, 84 degrees in san jose, 83 redwood city. upper 60's to low 70's along the coastline. 76 degrees in san francisco. 88 in san rafael, 93 in santa rosa. 88 in napa. 82 oakland, 83 fremont. inland areas pop up into the hot summer days. 92 degrees in livermore. it will change dramatically as the trough develops on friday into saturday, bringing showers to northern california and the sierra. our temperatures will plunge. we had the opportunity for showers to the north, but i do want to show you tropical storm

idalia. it is packing winds of 79 miles per hour, brushing the cuba coastline, expected to rapidly intensify into a category 3 by wednesday morning, making landfall somewhere near the florida west side. cedar key is where it is looking like right now, but there is a cone of uncertainty and it will continue to move northeastward. the biggest issue with this is up to one foot of storm surge, up to one foot of rain, gusty winds and tornadoes with that hurricane. certainly watches and warnings are up for much of the southeast. here is a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. temperatures going from the mid-90's to the low 100's thursday. 70's coast side. the heat eases thursday and it is down to the 70's for the warmest spots on friday. well below average for the holiday weekend with numbers in holiday weekend with numbers in the 80's inland, i used to wait to run my dishwasher 'til it was super full. now— i run it daily. weekdays— weekends— you might think that's wasteful, but it's not.

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