mandatory evacuation order, and fire officials there say about 4000 residents are displaced. the area is east of route 53, between 32nd avenue and dam road, where the fire is in a populated area along 35. it's at 76 acres and is now 10% contained. there are also about 9000 customers without power in the county. we are monitoring this rapidly changing situation and will bring you the updates as soon as we get them. well, thanks so much for joining us and good evening. i'm dion lim right away to abc seven news meteorologist frances dinglasan tracking the conditions in the wildfire zone in lake county. what is the latest i know. winds playing a big role here. >> yeah, they are right now. the winds are light. let's take you there with our graphics and show you on the map what the conditions are like right now in the clear lake area. so the temperatures at 91 degrees. relative humidity is very low at 16%, and the winds are fairly light coming from the south southwest direction at about nine miles per hour. gusts to

13mph. that will help the firefighters. and then over the next 24 hours, the winds will die down overnight. so very little wind. also good news between 5 to 0mph during the early morning hours to tomorrow morning. but notice the winds pick up tomorrow and that's because temperatures and the sea breeze will increase. temperatures will actually come down over the next couple of days. but what will be challenging is tuesday night into wednesday, even though temperatures come down dramatically, the winds really pick up on tuesday into wednesday and wednesday into thursday. so that will be a factor for the firefighters over the next couple days. john. all right. >> something we will continue to watch. also let's talk about another major wildfire burning in the state. a brush fire fueled by hot temperatures and dry conditions in southern california has just exploded in size. the lion fire in san bernardino county has now scorched more than 17,000 acres, with zero containment. tim caputo, from our sister station in los angeles, joins us now

from the town of mentone, where an evacuation order was issued just this afternoon. >> that evacuation order for this area went into effect just about two hours ago. kind of an interesting twist in the weather from the last time we spoke just about 30 minutes ago. yes, it's raining outside at the moment, but check out the wind. it was fairly stagnant at 430 this afternoon in just the last 2020 five minutes, the rain has picked up and the wind has picked up. you mentioned this area was put under that evacuation order just about two hours ago. many of these folks grabbing all their things and leaving, and you could understand why. off in the distance, it's kind of tough to see through that haze at the moment, but the majority of this fire is in the san bernardino national forest, kind of beyond those hills. the concern for this particular neighborhood that has come up just in the last 2 or 3 hours or so, is some of the flames we've seen kind of reach the peak of the mountain there? i know it's tough to see at the moment, and especially with the wind kind of moving the fire around. but off the top there, you might see a little bit of those flames on this side of the mountain. certainly concern. we're only about 2 or 3

miles away from the foothills down to these homes that that flame and those fires could reach these homes here. now, they've been battling and containing this fire, trying to at least since thursday afternoon, now at 17,000 acres, it has grown exponentially over the past day. and a half, especially because of the hot weather that we've been seeing. highs in the 100 degree plus mark. and obviously today with the winds increasing, adding another little wrinkle to firefighters efforts out here, certainly with 0% containment, there is a concern where exactly this fire will spread to these evacuation orders have spread over the last day or so, including the folks living in this neighborhood here who tell me they're ready to go. >> i got my truck with, you know, just some important things other than that, took my motorcycle out here. that was important. but other than that, you know, it's no big deal. >> as for the folks in this area, between the evacuation orders and the poor air quality here, the local school district has already canceled classes for monday in san bernardino county. tim caputo, abc seven news.

>> taking those preemptive measures. a third wildfire is burning in the mountains of fresno county. this is near coalinga today. helicopters flew crews into remote areas of the so-called boone fire. firefighters are dealing with extreme heat now. they expect cooler temperatures, though in the coming days. the fire started on tuesday in the mountains of fresno county and has burned nearly 28mi■!s and is 24% contained. there are some evacuation orders. no structures have been damaged. well, turning now to a celebration of community in oakland today, the 14th annual oakland pride parade and festival took over downtown streets. >> you can hear so much of the music, so much of the cheering from the people out here. >> all your troubles kind of melt away when you're here at pride. happy pride. >> abc seven brought you exclusive live streaming coverage. our own cornell bernard has highlights of the big parade celebrating diversity and inclusion. coming up. i want

the world to know. >> happy pride. >> a party in downtown oakland where pride was the guest of honor. >> pride means diversity and inclusion and celebrating who we are as gay people. >> there were rainbows and lots of bubbles. this year's pride theme, rooted in oakland, means a commitment to fostering inclusivity and unity in the city. >> i think people know that everybody belongs here. everybody deserves to be here, so we like that. happy pride. >> oakland mayor shang tao telling us why she's marching. >> this parade means so much. love is love. and this is oakland's culture. so we're out here, we're celebrating. we have the whole city with us. >> in a period where there's so much acrimony, this holiday, this celebration is bringing together diverse communities. and it is something that oakland needs. and it is beautiful. >> we live in oakland and we're uh- proud. >> this parade is celebrating its 14th year, and it's hard to

believe that before that, there was no pride festival in oakland. a lot of activists and officials said it was about time to do it. >> when i was first elected as the first openly lesbian official in oakland, there was no pride parade. there was no pride festival. now years of work, of community building, of effort. we have this incredible celebration. >> abc7's julian glover and zach fuentes hosted exclusive live streaming coverage of the oakland pride parade. >> we are so excited by the weather out here. in addition to everything else, we're in a beautiful location. great energy out here to everyone is here. >> smiles. good energy. we need more of that here in oakland and in our world. >> truly a day to celebrate ourselves, our friends and community. happy pride in oakland. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> you can watch every moment of the parade. we have it at our website, abc7 news dot com, along with a slideshow of highlights again at our site.

moving on a car drove into a group of people during a sideshow overnight in oakland it all happened at the intersection of hegenberger and edgewater. a driver crashed into spectators. we stopped the video. as you can see, just a second before the impact. a female was run over as that car left the scene. some in the crowd then rushed to help her. and another sideshow took over the entire westbound side of the bay bridge. chp says at about 330 this morning, at least 100 cars blocked all of the westbound lanes. it lasted about 20 minutes. one vehicle struck the crowd there as well. no arrests have been made. well, crime overall has jumped in oakland. that's according to california department of justice data. our media partner, the bay area news group, analyzed 20 years of data and found oakland's overall crime rate in 2023 was higher than at any other time in the past two

decades. it's also up 100% since 2020. the property crime rate last year was up 90% since 2020, and oakland's crime rate is consistently higher than the bay area's other big cities. now, the president of the oakland police officers association union blames city leadership, police department staff shortages and policies that fail to hold criminals accountable. tomorrow, kaiser permanente will begin rolling out the latest version of the covid 19 vaccine. those shots will be available to anyone five years old and older. you can make an appointment ahead of time or simply walk into a clinic. kaiser says covid vaccines for kids six months to four years will become available mid-september. to make an appointment at kaiser or to find the nearest location just visit cpt.org/covid vaccine. dolphins receiver tyreek hill talks about being detained by police. >> right now i'm still trying to put it all together.

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transforming lives. together. join us. leave. the wide receiver was handcuffed during a traffic stop just hours before kickoff. we'll take a look. cell phone video shows hill face down on the ground in cuffs near the dolphins stadium. sources told our sister network, espn he was pulled over for speeding and got into a verbal altercation with an officer. but this is what hill had to say about that after the game. >> i wasn't disrespectful, you know, because my mom didn't raise me that way, didn't cuss, didn't do none of that. >> hill was released and went on to play in the game, even scoring a touchdown. another dolphins player, defensive tackle calais campbell, told reporters he also was handcuffed when he tried to deescalate the situation. miami-dade police say

they are investigating. well, the 40 niners hosted a free fan rally in san jose ahead of tomorrow night's season opener. south bay football lovers got together to start up the hype. never too early. former quarterback jeff garcia was even there in a rare appearance, sharing in the excitement. >> they've done an outstanding job of creating a great culture and a community within the organization. within the locker room, you have great leaders on this team. they really take the bull by the horns and lead by example. we expect great things out of the niners this year. don't want to fall short again. >> aaron rodgers, northern california guy but we didn't draft him. i know he's still a little bitter about that, even though it's been a long time ago. but you know what it's niners. niners niners. come in. enjoy the game. but we're still going to beat you. >> haha. superfan could be a commentator i think. gold rush cheerleaders and mascot sourdough sam were also there to hang out and take photos. fans also tried their luck in

giveaways and celebrated their team with their fellow faithfuls. as we need to remind you, catch the niners kick off their new season against the new york jets right here on abc seven. our coverage begins at five tomorrow night. folks had the rare opportunity to walk, bike, skate and play in the middle of the street. some neighbors in san jose spent the day connecting with others in a unique way. we'll take a look next. and taking a live look outside where it's been a pretty cool mild evening, but changes in the air. we'll find out exactly when those temperatures take that nosedive. >> as exciting as opening sunday in the nfl was today, it's going to be even better tomorrow because finally we get to see the san francisco 40 niners. big questions, though, on how much brandon aiyuk and trent williams will play. what coach

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six miles of the city were shut down to traffic for viva calle, allowing people to safely bike, skate or just take a walk. the route included the municipal rose garden, the alameda, japantown and roosevelt park. there were food trucks, vendors,

and live music for folks to enjoy. >> the purpose is to give you a sense of community to connect with your community and your neighbors, and to experience areas of san jose that you might not experience when you're in your car. >> today was the third and final viva cal of the year, and when it returns next year, it will be the 10th anniversary of this popular open streets event. i often say this after we show video of events over the weekend, but really, i mean, you couldn't ask for better weather. >> yeah, i love this time of year. we have great weather around the bay area, plenty of blue skies out there, and it was above average in many areas once again. here's a look at live doppler seven clouds off to the coast. elsewhere, it's pretty quiet. and check out this really cool view from sutro. you just see the top of the golden gate bridge and you see the fog rolling in. so the marine layer is going to increase and expand, and that is going to give us some cooler weather over the next few days. right now in san francisco at 64, oakland 72, hayward 77, san jose 85. redwood city 82. that's just perfect.

half moon bay, though, has been cool in the 50s. and check out how beautiful it is from mount tam as we look south. so clear skies over the rest of the bay area except right along the coastline. so temperatures did warm up quite a bit. in fact, in santa rosa it's still 93 degrees. petaluma and napa at 83, fairfield 97 and then mid 90s in concord and livermore. this is a view from our sky star camera. this is in fisherman's wharf. and as it goes around through the ferris wheel i'll give you the highlights. so tonight we'll see areas of fog even some drizzle overnight tomorrow morning. and then in the afternoon it will be sunny with mild to warm temperatures. once again, they might be just a couple degrees cooler compared to today. then get ready tuesday through midweek. it will be breezy and much cooler. temperatures are really going to drop, especially for inland neighborhoods. so overnight we'll find temperatures generally in the 50s in the

north bay, low 50s, we could see some fog developing through the north bay valleys. 52 in santa rosa, napa 53 then lots of mid 50s all around the bay, san francisco, san mateo right around 55 degrees, but then milder. san jose 62, livermore 60. in antioch 61. so temperatures tomorrow will still range. we'll get a lot of sunshine, but at the beaches, that's where we'll see the clouds. so half moon bay, only 64, san francisco 68. and then we'll hit the low 90s instead, some of the mid 90s that we saw today that is going to change as we jump ahead to tuesday. notice the 90s disappear from the inland neighborhoods. in fact, the warmest spots will just be in the mid 80s for fairfield, antioch, 83 and then around the bay. we'll see lots of 70s. so the 80s disappear from the bay and that's because the sea breeze will pick up. we'll see an area of low pressure dropping down from the gulf of alaska. and this will bring a strong onshore flow. winds will be

pretty breezy on wednesday. 30 plus miles per hour in many areas. and here is the accuweather seven day forecast. so still mild to warm tomorrow. but the temperatures really tumble on tuesday. we'll stay on the cool side below average in many spots through wednesday. then thursday a little bit warmer. friday sunny, warmer again. closer to average before we cool down a little bit into next weekend. >> the 40 niners kick off their season against the new york jets in around 23 hours from now. okay, a little less than that. you can see every moment of tomorrow night's game right here on abc seven. the two guys, that is who just signed new big contracts are both expected to play, that being brandon aiyuk and trent williams. aiyuk should be fine. big question is how much offensive tackle trent williams will be able to go. he's one of the most important guys on the team because his job is to keep quarterback brock purdy from getting sacked, head coach kyle shanahan says williams will probably play a

lot, in part because it's weird to see him out of the game. >> we'll see. i'd like him to, but it's, you got to you got to watch it. we got to talk to him. it's always i haven't done this too much with a tackle. you know, those are little o-linemen are different with rotating and stuff like skill positions and everything, but it also seems weird to just watch trent sitting on the sideline next to us, but that's something we'll be on top of throughout the game, and he'll be honest with us and how he feels. and i know chris will be watching that a ton. >> it is a bit weird, coach. >> well, with the start of the new season, maybe we'll stop seeing this video. let's hope so. it's the 40 niners walking off the field after losing the super bowl in vegas to the chiefs. what a tough night that was. the patriots are the only team this century who have lost a super bowl and then won it. the next season. the 40 niners are trying to become the second. espn's ryan clark says we're looking at this the wrong way, considering how hard it is just to get to a super bowl. >> i think we always start to look at those sorts of statistics and say to ourselves,

it's hard to get there after you've lost a super bowl, or people say it's hard to repeat, no, it's just hard to get there. one time. it's hard to win a super bowl period. >> one more reminder. we've got the 40 niners and jets live from levi's stadium here on monday night. we'll have all the highlights and interviews after the game. i will be live in our 4 p.m. show prior to the game. official pregame coverage starts at 5:00, kickoff at 515 here on abc seven. now, i've gotten messages from friends saying, what is going on with these kickoffs? there are new kickoff rules this season in the nfl designed to keep guys from slamming into each other at full speed. you can see there's a designated landing zone among other details, and this is the first time we've seen a kickoff return for a touchdown with these new rules. arizona's dj dallas goes 96 yards through buffalo to the end zone. cardinals lost to the bills 3428. i have to say, it's still a bit of a weird feel watching

kickoffs like this, but the new rule is now in place, so we got to get used to it a little. sparky having a good time running around in san diego giants and padres finishing their series fourth inning. we go man on for matt chapman that ball is out of here. his team leading 23rd homer of the year. it's two nothing. three batters later, gerard encarnacion with a towering drive to left field. it's five nothing giants and the very next man up. how about him luis matos? yes, that baby's gone too. the first time the giants have hit three homers in an inning in exactly one year. and then they hang on for dear life and yes, they did. they win 7 to 6. a's and tigers eric burns throws the ceremonial first pitch. he tried hard here but just tumbled off the mound like bruh, what's going on man? tigers put this game away with five consecutive hits in the eighth, including three doubles. takes it from a31 game to a91 game in a matter of minutes. a's

lose 9 to 1. they've dropped four of five, and that is sports. we'll be back after the break

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