that's when the cofounder mark yeti took over chairman bringing in peters ceo. last deputy, we learned the images would be returning by merging with a spat. that's a mouthful. the company 4.8 million. the next several months, stock trades sideways which is normal for these things. you expect these rather than taking shares with you in it. today higher average. what is it like 22nd. rising under $10 in the first couple days. marked un$30 today. how the do we display? the stocks exploded higher july 29th and spent the next couple days. it has to do with sec. this was an 8k that had the redemption process. turns out they redeem their shares for cash rather than taking shares with new images. 99.4%. normally stock prices because it means the new company doesn't get to raise as much as they want. getty raised $360 million for private investment and private equity offerings on the side. the spat was sitting on $830 million. they're only getting $5 million of that. you think that would be bad news, right? here's the thing. when 70% of your investors take cash rather th

withdrawn from the plant. further, the deployment of forces on equipment, the sides must be avoided the yeti. it needs to be the leap at eyes and we must feel it as he sees any potential damage who's up? what he's yet is suicide. well, to bay un secretary general is in ukrainian port city of odessa dw corresponded young phillips schultz. is there covering that young fellow? what's antonio guitarist doing in odessa a year in odessa, the secretary general's big goal is to follow up on the so called grain. the less, you know, the united nations and turkey broke out a deal some weeks ago that and abel's, the resumption of vital grain exports from ukrainian hordes. and a data is the biggest ports in ukraine, really vital for the ukrainian or economy. so a very symbolic, a very important place and, and some me to, in some minutes there will be a press briefing here in odessa and the secretary general wrote probably talk about his impressions himself. not getting that grain deal in place. saw was quite a diplomatic breakthrough. is that grain deal working is plant so far? it's working a round 30 sh

the yeti fire has burned about 8,000 acres.urning near yosemite national park is now close to full containment. that fire has burned close to 20,000 acres most being homes. it has been burning since july 22nd and is considered by some to be the most drubbingive wildfire in california this year. the washburn fire was fully contained at the end of july. the bay area biggest annual music festival has wrapped up a big weekend at golden gate park. dion: look at the turnout. the third and final night of outside lands brought thousands of fans the park. pbs the festival featured more than 100 artists on nine different stages and drew in 100,000 concert goers. on the's headliner postma loan. well, abc7 news is committed to building a better bay area. and it is something that taken all of us. so when it comes to the future, you are never too old or too young to help shape it. a young actitieses, efforts are reaching new heights in livermore doling out thousands of dollars in scholarships to black students. here's abc news reporter tara

being something -- a couple years ago, if you have a yeti now it's like yetis everywhere and you couldn't spot the yeti in the -- >> you mean a sas skwauch, thing you never see. >> it represents the zeitgeist of the moment. too much inventory in low-end 5g a reading of the clorox quarter is massive inventory kimberly greenberger downgrade of levi's is inventory -- well, neither fisker or lucent have any inventories. >> you mean everywhere but cars. >> everywhere but cars and semiconductors for cars is just -- the system is no good. look, we don't know really what's going on at walmart but you know what? they don't know what's really going on at walmart. so let's say we called bentonville, you gets one of those weird sounds, like you dialled the wrong number >> jim is mentioning this report that walmart may be considering lays off corporate employees about a week after slashing their outlook. by the way, that brings us to challenger, jim. second month of year-on-year increases in layoff, 36% >> it's setting up the fed wants to have people spend less money they don't know what else to do. i

the i d robert schnettler of the id wants to show jeff i'm an yeti. his agricultural associations fields. many of the water writes from the colorado river belong to the id agricultural association. the idea knows the value of its water. without water though, everything here would disappear. ivy's main concern is the protection of its water rights. and these have been argued for the years, but we, we still have these water right that for, for this water, for air mainly for agriculture purposes. yes sir. in this appellate industry, but it's really important that we keep that because we are providing food and fiber for the nation. without water, there is no agriculture, but how effectively is agriculture using the precious resource and what is it being used for? to grow feed crops, for example, this here is alpha alpha hay which is used for cattle. and what we're coming off on is couple fields of alfalfa. and what we see here is a sprinkler irrigation system for the imperial irrigation district is right at the end of the colorado river. but it is 1st in

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the flames on the left are are actually from a smaller yeti yeti fire. that is home to local local native american tribes. tribal biologists say there are reports of large numbers of dead dead fish and they say the fish were killed by massive flooding and debris flows from the mckinney fire. > >> we are just a few days away from the 49ers preseason kick off party right here on kpix . the red and gold will take on the green bay packers at levi stadium. during our countdown, we are looking at some the things that make the team and the fans so special, like ronnie ronnie lott. sharon chen got to have a chat with them. >> that is a big part of that 49ers defense, ronnie lott . >> >> reporter: ronnie lott one, four super bowls with the 49ers. 49ers. in his retirement, the former safety has been huddling in generosity for the last 53 years. >> you have people that have big big hearts. >> reporter: the nfl hall of famer and his wife karen e of poverty. they they started the santa clara-based nonprofit, all-stars all-stars helping kids, in 1989. 1989. it helps g

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still not allowed to return to their homes , the yeti fire complex or the yeti complex fire, i shoulday, continues to burn just about 20 miles west of the mckinney fire. this one has now grown to about 8000 acres. containment is up since this morning from 10% up to 19% the fire was sparked by lightning nine days ago. the flames are still threatening thousands of homes. however some evacuees are now being allowed back home. and then there are 12 more fires a dozen so many they're being dubbed the sixth river lightning complex fires and it's right there and being picked up on the satellite image remind you when it goes blank like that. that's when the sun does set. so let me go ahead and zoom on in and you could see that plume of smoke right there . the big question is, will it be affecting our air quality right here in the bay area, and the answer is no. because of this right here, this big, beautiful area of low pressure. it is steering the winds in a northwesterly direction. so once it comes upon that plume of smoke, it drags it out over the open waters. another thing that low pressu

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the flames on the left were from the smaller yeti fire, home to local native american tribes, and there are reports of numbers of dead fish in the klamath river. they say the fish were killed by massive flooding and debris flows from the mckinney fire. >> right now we're just seeing d fish floating down the river out the river out of that area in the community of happy camp and so it's really been a challenge for us to get in there and really understand exactly what , but we do have remote water quality devices in the river. so the river. so we know earlier this week two nights in a row the levels of oxygen in the river went to zero. >> since both fires are still ae and some areas remain closed, tucker and his team are not able able to survey all the damage done to wildlife from the firest he does say that the tribes are currently working with fire offs to get access to some of those remote areas. >> boy, that tells quite a pict. you can see all the flames you , but when you see dead fish, the air quality, you can see the making all right in front of you. > >> we'll use some of that sat

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it's being called the yety fire. the lightening sparked fire started tuesday and has shut down a portion of highway 96. flames have burned more than 12 square miles and there is zero containment. evacuation orders are in place with 336 structures being threatened. notice a change at the gas station. a new price trend at the pump and when prices nationwide could fall below $4 a gall. plus, the music isn't only thing create ago buzz during this year's outside lands music festival. how much ride share price surged following the show. >> and we have a sea breeze of about 20 to 30 miles per hour. so great air quality. we even have some blue skies over the golden gate bridge. we'll have some drizzle early tomorrow morningful i'll tell you where and when we can expect things check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let me see your togo, and i'll show you. "poof" burt, you have my lunch. introducing togo's new pastrami cheese ste loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers,

from the plants. further, the flame of the force is on equipment to the sides must be avoided the yeti. it needs to be really that eyes and we must deal with as he sees any potential damage who's up? what easier is suicide repairs is now in the ukranian port city of odessa. we're dw, correspond a yon phillip sholtes has been covering his visit. i asked him what the un chief hope to achieve their a year in odessa, the secretary general's big goal is to follow up on the so called grain deal. as you know, the united nations and turkey broke out a deal some weeks ago that enables a resumption of vital grain exports from ukrainian hordes. and sir odessa is the biggest part in ukraine really vital for the ukrainian or economy. so a very symbolic, a very important place and, and some me to, in some minutes there will be a press briefing here in odessa and the secretary general read probably talk about his impressions himself. not getting that grain deal in place. was quite a diplomatic breakthrough. is that grain deal working is plant so far it's working or a round for 30 ships have been able

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so alex, you were talking about the yeti fire and the mckinney fire. we have a dozen more fires about 375 miles to the north of the bay area. so many fires. they're calling it the sixth rivers lightning complex. these fires were caused by lightning strikes and take a look at our satellite imagery. when it goes blank. that's because the sun did set but as i zoom on, and you can see that plume just to the mhm, east actually, of eureka. and that plume. the big question is if i can get over here and pointed out for you right there will make it to the bay area, and the answer is no. because of this right here. this area of low pressure. imagine the winds in a counter clockwise position around the low, so these northwest steering winds are taking that plume of smoke and has taken it out over into the open waters. it's also keeping a cap on our temperature 66 in pacifica. 2 86 degrees 20 degrees spanned across the bay area today, this is below average inland. this is perfect bayside and around the peninsula . we have overcast skies right now out towards the e

it's being called the yeti fire the lightning sparked fire started tuesday and has shut down a portion of highway 96. flames have burned more than 12 square miles and there is zero containment. evacuation orders are in place 336 structures are threatened. i'll just ahead notice the gas station change a new price trend at the pump and when prices nationwide could fall below $4 gallon. plus the music is the only thing creating a buzz during this year's outside lands music festival. how much rideshare prices surged following the show? but the weather there is looking gorgeous. we've got blue skies over the golden gate bridge. and breezy conditions. i'll let you know what you can expect over the next few days especially for heading to outside lands tomorrow. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is co

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the yeti, it needs to be really that ice and we must feel as he sees any potential damage who's up what he's yet is suicide. perish is now in the ukrainian port city of odessa, where dw corresponding young philips schultz has been covering his visit. i asked him what the un chief hope to achieve there. a year in odessa, the secretary general's big goal is to follow up on the so codes greenville as you know, the united nations and turkey broke out a deal some weeks ago. that enables the resumption of vital grain exports from ukrainian hordes and odessa is the biggest boards in ukraine really vital for the ukrainian or economy. so a very symbolic, a very important place and, and some me to, in some minutes. that will be a press briefing here in odessa and the secretary general read probably talk about his impressions himself. not getting that grain deal in place. was quite a diplomatic breakthrough. is that grain deal working as planned so far? it's working around 30 ships have been able to leave ukrainian ports in the past weeks carrying tens of thousands of grain around the worlds. the

the yeti fire burning north of klamath nationals for, the small town of happy camp now threatened by the flames. that fire is burning near the state's largest fire this year, where there is some good news on the mckinney fire. some residents are now able to return home after mandatory evacuations. that fire is, though, blamed for four deaths, and as of this evening has burned nearly 59,000 acres. firefighters gaining some ground with 10% containment. >>> man, really tough to see that. especially the people who lost their lives. so tragic, and just a really scary reminder of unfortunately what could be to come later in the season. >> and just 10% containment so far. and they've really been fighting uphill against gusty winds. no thunderstorms in that part of california today. but it is hot. think of all the gear that they are wearing and temperatures have been well into the 90s. let's take a look at those conditions. around the contact kinney fire, the temperature stands. that's the current temperature at 99 degrees. the humidity only 9%. so it is bone-dry out there. those are the con

meanwhile, to the west of that fire, the yeti fire continues to spread it come. it combined with the nearby alex fire is now forcing evacuations. see any fire has burned about 8,000 acres and is about 50% contained. >> well, chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. we started out lovely, lovely day today, but we're still very concerned about these 5. yeah. and they're still worried about some interaction with some thunderstorms up there tonight. of course, that's a big concern. they see those thunderstorms once again rolling into that fire section. and that's a possible what they could be dealing again with tonight. you see out there now the winds have been a little more gusty today, see blowing to 70 miles an hour in why-reeka 12 miles, not scott bar and even stronger winds than that. but if you get a thunderstorm rolling in that area, that's a major concern. you get major drag down drops in those areas. so red flag warnings are through tuesday at 9 o'clock and start to see some of the monsoon here come some of those lightning strikes. still the east. we're

thunderstorms. 20 miles west of that, firefighters say they are making progress on slowing down the yeti fire started by lightning. it broke out the same day and fire officials say it's contained and it's burned about 8000 acres. the oak fire near yosemite is close to full containment. that has burned more than 19,000 acres and wiped out 193 structures and most of those are people's homes. is been burning for more than two weeks and it's considered to be by some the most destructive wildfire in the state this year. washburn fire was fully contained at the end of july. reggie: san leandro police are looking into a crash that created this damage to a furniture store. a car smashed into the window. it's not clear if anyone was hurt but there is a lot of broken glass and the impact of the crash left a streetlight sticking out of the store. we don't know what caused the crash or if the driver will be charged. kumasi: san francisco general hospital says it will reopen its monkeypox vaccination clinic tomorrow. the city received 10,000 doses of vaccine from the federal supply and that's double

it's being called the yeti complex the lightning sparked fires started on tuesday and have shut downon of highway 96 flames have burned more than 12 square miles and containment is at 10% tonight. hundreds of structures are threatened and evacuation orders are in place. well moving on education is one of the key components in building a better bay area. so tonight we are focusing on the new school year which has started or is about to start. this year inflation has made it harder for some families to cover the cost of school supplies abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard shows us how one young woman has spent a decade helping students succeed. binders we notebooks headphones diana garabay is ready for seventh grade. now that she has the school supplies. she needs to succeed. he's going to be a big help for you. now that school started. yeah a lot of help. yeah. thank you. everything from notebooks to rulers and glue sticks are part of stuff the bus a free school supply giveaway at deer valley high school and antioch organized for the past 10 years by 21 year old. so wilson with the hel

thunderstorms. 20 miles wes of the mckinney, firefighters are making good progress slowing down the yeti fire. fire officials say the entire southern edge has been contained and the fire has burned more than 8000 acres. the oak fire is burning near yosemite national park is closed to being fully contained. that fire has burned more than "ins19,000 acres. it's been burning for more than two weeks. it's considered by some to be the most destructive wildfire in the state this year. the washburn fire, which burned in yosemite was fully contained in end of july. you can track any of the wildfires that are burning now in california by using our interactive wildfire tracker. you will find it on our home page at abc7news.com. reggie: happening today activist demand more action to slow the spread of monkeypox. they'll hold a protest in san francisco to advocate for testing, treatment and vaccine doses. local and federal emergency declarations are the first step. now they want officials to look ahead to longer term needs like increasing vaccine production. the protest will be outside the health an

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those are dubbed the yeti. and alex fires. they are also 90% contained. burning nearly 8,000 acres. so far. do want to get your check of your 4 zone forecast back here at home. taking a live look at downtown san francisco. bit of a cotton candy color. it looks nice, but there's a little bit of haze out there. and i know it was it's been warm yeah, it was beautiful today. hot inland, but perfect along the coast and you can't beat 60's and 70's. but let's take a look at temperatures out there right now. >> still on the mild side bar, warmest inland valleys in the east bay, antioch, 81 degrees out there right now at this 8 o'clock hour, 20 degrees warmer than downtown san francisco in half moon bay, barely in the low 60's with everything else in between. you really need a sweater. if you're heading out in the north bay, low 70's out there right now with 72 degrees for those of you in our north bay valleys in palo alto, 73 degrees. as you step outside for your saturday night when tracker for tracking that cool sea breeze influence downtown san francisco. we did see some pretty gusty win

meanwhile, to the west, the yeti fire continues to spread it combined with the nearby alex fire and is now forcing evacuations. the getty fire has consumed about 8,000 acres. it is 50% contained. >> so let's check on our local weather forecasts. a live look outside looking out over san francisco. you see the cooling fog rolling in and pretty dramatic shot. let's check in with lawrence karnow. lawrence. yeah. all up ball rolling along the coastline. going to see more of that. >> overnight tonight. but folks in and around the fire, northern california, both fires still very active and burning. now we've had some winds now coming mainly up out of the with that a southerly flow of low pressure off the coastline and a high pressure to our east. some of those winds gusting almost a 20 miles per hour. concerned, though, as first we might see some thunderstorms in those areas. so red flag warnings have been posted in those areas as well as expecting the storms to roll on through. you can see just to the south now, some lightning activity continue to move through that area just south of the fir

the flames on the left are actually from a smaller fire, it it is called the yeti fire. that that is home to local native american tribes. tribal biologists say they are getting reports of large numbers of dead dead fish. they say the fish were killed by massive flooding and debris flows from the mckinney fire. > >> we are just a few days away from the 49ers preseason kicking kicking off right here on kpix when the red and gold take on the green bay packers. during our countdown, we are looking at at some of the things that make this team so special, like ronnie lott. >> this 49er defense, ronnie lott. >> reporter: this team won four super bowls. in his retirement - retirement -- >> we want to win. >> reporter: this safety has led led with generosity. >> you have all these incredible incredible stars, but you also have people have big hearts. >> reporter: the nfl heard -- hall of famer and his wifecycle poverty. they started a nonprofit, all-stars helping kids, in 1989. it helps grow innovative nonprofits that helpd help disadvantaged young people. people. they have give

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forest service employee, the yeti and the alex fires to the west of the mckinney fire. they're continuing to burn as well. they're both 90% contained and had burned a combined nearly 8,000 acres. >> with that, we do want to talk just a little bit about how hot we're going to get here and that fire danger that it presents as well. murray's rodriguez, a lots issues in the east bay that to say the least rated even for those of you in the south and east, we actually have a slight chance of pop-up thunderstorms because the monsoonal moisture. >> that could bring us that threat of dry lightning. not what we need at all, especially with this heat wave that's already starting going to peak on tuesday. so we do have hot temperatures in store for us tuesday morning, mainly for the eastern portions of the bay area, specifically the valleys, the mountains and hills of the north bay and east bay. you're all included in this excessive heat. watch for those of you in solano county. it's going to continue through friday where you could see temperatures as hot as 110 degrees. but for mo

those are dubbed the yeti and alex fires, but they are also 90% contained. burning nearly 8,000 acres. all right. we're going now to get your check your forecast. yeah, but reese rodriguez standing by. we're definitely very, very dry out there. yet. only going to get hotter and drier from here. our warming trend started yesterday lasting all weekend long. and even through tuesday of this upcoming week. >> that's what it's going to peak. the were under severe drought conditions for the bay area for innermost valleys in the east bay dixon and even clipping parts of brentwood still holding steady with extreme drought conditions. but take a look at solano county. they're going to be under an excessive heat. watch starting at 11 o'clock tuesday morning through thursday night. so not only are they going to reach triple digit heat by tuesday through wednesday afternoon, but also during the overnight hours, not going to get much relief, only cooling down into the 60's and 70's with relative humidity dropping into the low teens to single digits at times. so this is s

those are the yeti. and alex fires. they are both 90% contained and have burned nearly 8,000 acres. >> wow. as you can see there on that home security video, it captur0d a loud boom, confusing those people there. and it ended up being a meteor that caused that boom. this morning, the national weather service was saying that it was seen and also heard in northern utah and southern idaho. this out around 9.30, local time. you can actually see it there kind of popping up on your screen. witnesses say it looked like a bluish fireball before you can hear it. that initial boom was followed by a a low rumble there for another 5 to 10 seconds. the national weather service said on twitter that a weather satellite and radar appears to have captured this meteor travel. >> a camera talking about the also usually like meteor stuff that goes on around this time of year. usually marisa's laughing at me. no, you're such a come from where that follow the that will ask our bucky ball is not a meteor. and i as a meteorologist do not study

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the mckinney fire and the yeti fires have burned a combined 68,000 acres. fire crews are battling both blazes in the klamath national forest. they were able to make significant progress on the bigger of the fires. the mckinney fire the past few days. that fire is now 55% contained has burned more than 60,000 acres and is blamed for 4 deaths. meanwhile, the getty fire continues to spread hate combined with the nearby alex fire and is forcing evacuations. those fires have consumed about 8,000 acres and are about 50% contained. is here to talk about the conditions out there. and yeah, great. yeah. you know, we we've had the monsoon. we've been talking about the past couple of weeks now and they're seeing some of those storms roll in and around those active fire. so you get these thunderstorms that roll in overhead. you it's great. we're going to get a little rain, but >> it's the when the downdraft from these thunderstorms. that's the big concern. and again, this afternoon we saw some pop-up showers begin to make their way in that direction. right now they're

well the yeti complex fire is still burning, just 20 miles west of the mckinney fire and has grown tores. containment still going up. it's now up to 19% contained. the fire was sparked by lightning more than a week ago. the flames are still threatening thousands of homes, but some evacuees are being allowed to go back home. with the mukendi fire is blamed for the deaths of tens of thousands of fish in the climate. the river heavy rain over the burn area created flash flooding, which pushed fire debris into the river. biologists say oxygen levels in the river fell to zero by thursday, the next day, members of native american tribes began to find dead fish. the local tribes have been fighting to protect fragile and endangered fish in the river for years. well, the marin county wildlife hospital wild care said they had to close part of their facility because of the avian flu. the rescue service as a highly contagious strain of avian influenza has been found in sonoma county, and it can be deadly to certain birds. wild care says they closed it off some areas of their space to the public.

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the yeti complex fire continues to burn just 20 miles west of the mckinney fire.000 acres. containment is now up to 50% there. the fire was sparked by lightning over a week ago. the flames are still threatening thousands of homes, but some evacuation now being allowed to go back. we drove up through northern california that whole area a few weeks ago, and it was very hot. very dry. certainly steve makes us feel grateful to have this fog and a little bit of dampness here to kind of keep that fire danger a little bit at bay. while the low clouds and fog certainly help us along with the west, wind and cooler tap, so you know, but we're inching closer to september and that's when all eyes are on that north northeast breeze. but nothing is showing up that indicate that yet we have a system that's keeping our weather about the same almost every day here, and that's that low spinning to the west. now it's been off and on off our coast for about 10 days or so, but eventually it's going to move here. and as it does, it will start to lift out on wednesday afternoon evening,

those are called the yeti and the alex fires tonight. both. >> alright, 79% containment burning nearly 8,000 acres so far. and while these fires burn, we are paying attention to hotter temperatures. yeah, that's that's a big concern. the good thing, though, the monsoon kind of push to the east today so they didn't worry about the lightning strikes. so that's really helped out the firefighters up there in the high country. also getting that southerly wind, that moisture in the atmosphere to they have that moist flow just like we did around the bay area and that suppresses the fires to keep some from burning as fast. but now we've seen some of the winds today just kind of a mixed bags are starting to decrease right now down to 4 to 10 miles per hour. so good news for firefighters there that looked like the monsoons going fact that area for tomorrow either. but the suddenly conditions continue to see that southerly flow. you see that low pressure center off the coastline. now in all the winds coming up on the south bank, is that muggy feel?

it's now 95% it has burned over 60,000 acres, though the yeti fire and alex fires to the west of theres. meanwhile, crews are still working to contain 12 wildfires way up north. also. >> they were caused by lightning. or call the 6 rivers lightning complex fire. they started august 6th burned more than 20,000 acres. now along the humble trinity county line and has prompted several evacuation orders and warnings. one person has been injured those fires snow, 19% contained tonight. >> the fire prompting the bay area air quality management district to issue a spare the air alert for tomorrow. air quality is forecasted to be unhealthy. officials are urging anybody with respiratory illness is to avoid going outside. keep your windows shut. it recirculate the ac to prevent outside air from coming into your home or your car. >> hot weather doesn't help the air quality is we turn to the 4 zone forecast. pretty clear night here. looking over san francisco chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. here to let us know what the years going to be like in the days ahead. yeah, probably not so good tomo

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another fire burning in the klamath national forest lightning sparked the fire that is now called the yeti complex fire. it's grown to about 8000 acres. it is 50% contained as of this morning. the flames are still threatening homes and evacuations in that area are still in effect. the u. s. senate has approved the economic plan called the inflation reduction act. the debate about it went on for hours and included discussions about how much it would cost as well as what to even call the bill. as madeline rivera reports . democrats hope passing this bill will give them some momentum heading into the midterms in november. president biden is praising senate democrats after passing their sweeping healthcare tax and climate bill. the packages less ambitious than the president's build back. better agenda. still the moment marks a massive win for the president and his party range. of ordinary folks. the bill called inflation reduction act spends more than $300 billion on energy and climate figure that's being touted as the largest climate investment in u. s history. it allows medicare to negotiate