you can use union city boulevard if you have to get off to the area. i would say to the nimitz and bay bridge because that is clear. back to you. >> you always know the best routes. thanks so much. >>> up in flames, still ahead at 5:25. the bombshell announcement about the fire that burned four days on a warship in san diego. what investigators uncovered and the lingering questions about whether the ship will ever set sail again. >>> and technically a promise kept. a ceo promises not to lay off for 90 days and technically he did. ♪ ♪ you're a firework >>> it's for pop star katy perry. everything we're learning about the brand-new mom and her baby this morning. coming up for you right here on "today in the bay." 5:11. right now, we could all use some comforting words, so here it goes: melty, melty, tasty, grilly, juicy, sizzle. mmm, that should feel better. the sourdough patty melt is back. make it a combo meal for just $5.99... melty, melty. make it a combo meal for just $5.99... where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on

like this one on ocean boulevard. except that since the summer of 2011, this mansion has been ground zero for a mystery. >> this is a very bizarre death. there's no doubt about it. >> reporter: well, actually, there's been plenty of doubt. and plenty of theories. >> my sister was dead. and did a lot of thing go through my mind? yes. >> reporter: secrets both suspected and imagined. >> is it possible that other people know more than they're saying? yes. >> reporter: it's certainly possible. beyond that, it's hard to say for sure. especially when it seems everyone has a story to tell. and those stories lead to h accusations. often with zero proof.on >> people are going to believe what they want to believe with no evidence. >> reporter: paradise valley, arizona, was home for the shacknai family. but the summers they spent in coronado were special for dina and her son max. >> max loved the beach. he loved the water. and he used to tell me on the d way to coronado, "mommy, this is our place." >> reporter: she and max's dad

a lot of smoke, flames, this is near b street and foothill boulevard in hayward. the fire started about 5:30. no word of injuries. we will keep you posted. we are out there live and we will bring more information as we get it in on mornings on 2. >>> california's new system for reopening the state during the pandemic begins today. letting businesses in the bay area and around the state to reopen with modifications. you have all the information, good morning. >> reporter: governor newsom introduce the new reopening guidelines on friday, and it goes into effect today. get is broken down into eight 4- tier color-coded system that replaces the coronavirus watch list. the new guidelines simplify the criteria down to numbers of cases per 100,000 people and positivity test rates. each county lands in on four tears broken down by risk factor. they are categorized from most restrictive to least. widespread transmission or purple is the most restrictive. that means there are more than seventh new daily cases per 100,000 people and positive tests are more than a percent. sub

like the alamani boulevard, that got done quickly. they can do this quickly and why can't the sfmta finish their

boot creek drainage south skyline boulevard area near highway 9. russian ridge open space preserve area. middleton tracked areas own port holo redwoods state park and portola heights community area. >>in marion county, the woodward fire continues to burn in the point reyes national seashore residents in the bolinas along the coast are under evacuation warnings. they have been forced to leave yet, but they are being warned to be on standby kron four's phillipe djegal all reports. >>at least 1100 acres of wild land has burned along the point raze national seashore near the west rim county community of bolinas by wednesday afternoon marine county fire chief jason webber says his crews were struggling to reach the flames 0% contained right now webber says the woodward fire started

and on 101 southbound, at petaluma boulevard, we've got a crash here.s, they're opening up the number two lane and trying to get everything over to the shoulder but traffic ou 101. the number two lane again is blocked. they're working on pushing that to the shoulder and still a busy ride into the altamont pass. anne? >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk here. quick update on the czu complex fire and the santa cruz mountains. it is more than 19% contained at more than 80,000 acres. and more than 500 structures have been destroyed. six people still missing. the good news is that the part that was threatening santa clara county has been extinguished and perimeters are looking good and today firefighters are working on building a barrier around felton and then ben lomond. if you want to find out the status of your home in the burn area, i have a link to that on my twitter page @annekpix. emily? >>> yeah, there's also good news here in santa rosa. where firefighters are expecting backup, much-needed backup. over here you can see that they are getting r

southbound does jam up heading to sunol boulevard. there was a traffic break and the build continues there. now if you cut through on 84 from 580 that's just fine. you can do that as you travel to the rest of the north bay. everything moving smoothly. the bay bridge shows you the backup. it's not there yet. back to you. >>> thanks so much, mike. it's 5:19 right now. our team, of course, is staying on top of the breaking news, wildfires burning in the bay area. three massive ones. the latest on the evacuation and a look at some of the containment numbers now. >>> but first our team on social media wants you to take a look at this, ash from the czu fires on the beach in santa cruz county. gavin thomas actually post this had on twitter. that black line you see in the middle of the screen is ash washed up onto the beach during high tide. be sure to follow us on facebook, twitter, instagram @nbcbayarea, for those updates on the fires like we just showed you there. >>> we continue to monitor all the bay area fires. the latest this hour, the

south 880 right around fremont boulevard. looks like it may be clear and we may have hope for that commute in the near future. the bay bridge toll plaza in there right now and the metering lights turned on. >>> new details for you this morning on last month's fire that burned for four days on the "u "ussbonhomme richard." tells our san diego station investigators have identified a sailor as a suspect. last month's fire heavily damaged that warship, which at the time was being renovated and was mostly empty. more than 50 people did suffer smoke inhalation and it's still unclear if that ship can be salvaged. >>> well, continuing our coronavirus coverage, california has now surpassed 687,000 confirmed cases and more than 12,000 people have died. >>> a new partnership will dramatically increase the state's testing capacity. governor newsom says the state is now working with east coast developers to build a new lab. the $1 billion deal will allow the state to more than double testing capacity to 250,000 tests per day and results w

foreclosures continue hear from 35 skyline boulevard to western avenue. it is hard to find alternates around that area but avoid it if you can. highway 17 >>> it is smoky and hazy this morning. there is unhealthy air quality's. a "spare the air" alert is in effect through the weekend. it is friday morning at 4:53. we will talk about the full forecast coming up. >>> the giants called out there top gun, joey bart, to the big leagues and when he got that call, he was jacked out of his mind. >> i was shaken for 30 minutes. i could not stop shaking and i was really blessed to be here and be healthy. >> reporter: he started behind the plate against the angels. he barely got one over that wall, 2-1 shot. they lead and he is 3-4 with three runs batted it. then crawford goes opposite field and he has his 100th career run for him. and bart is the fourth at that. the rockets have a double deal and he was 1-4 for his big league debut. they are starting with a 10-5 victory in the bart era. and they are coming under heavy fire with teddy bears. matt moulson has two run

i can't wait to take my grandkids to hollywood boulevard someday and say "see where that meth head is break dancing? that's right on top of your grand daddy's name" i need all the victories i can get right now, because next month there's a pretty good chance they're gonna give my emmy away to someone else again. i'm nominated for lead actor in a comedy series, and these are the odds for my category. i'm the least favored to win. and look, it's great to be nominated and all, but the truth is i don't do this for the awards. i do it for the money. i've been nominated for my role on "blackish" six years in a row. haven't won. i'm 0 for 6. that means i've had my same acceptance speech. this acceptance speech in my pocket, for six long years, since september of 2015. and now it's time for america to finally hear it. guillermo? announce me. group ju >> guillermo: just a second! and the emmy goes to mr. anthony anderson! >> what? we did it! we did it! we did did, mama, we won, oh, my god. i have so many people to thank. god, the academy, all my followers on vine. shout out to my fellow "toys

international boulevard used to be four lanes and now car traffic is jammed into one lane each way.stration was obvious, a number of them gave into the temptation to get past other cars. julio says that doesn't surprise him. >> people get impatient for any small thing so if they get impatient >> there were other holdups, like the sky who forced a bus to wait as he stopped in the middle of the street to talk to a friend. wanting to get through traffic is what tempo is all about and now bus riders can smile as they pass a line of cars even if the drivers might not be smiling back. in oakland, john ramose, kpix 5. >>> we can see the microclimate in full effect with the fog and in the east bay, full on side. >> we had been stuck with that, anybody who watched the pga on television thinks the whole bay area looks like that. it was not that way, it was just at the coast but the first camera i will show you is one that looks like that. this is from the top of the salesforce tower looking north, i wanted to get that shot because it looks so cool. if you can get above this, here's another va

both directions from 35 skyline boulevard to 236 big basin way. again, this is due a n well. re from jamison creek to highway 9. the traffic alerts have been issued. use alternate routes and avoid the area if a closure continues along 128. fire y 128 isbetween silverado trail a napa county line. several streets in and the bay parts of 128 between the roupa county line and over to pleasants valley road and closures along there as well. ere's a major jud, i wa, 80th ciry inhederintg acan several lanes are blocked and we have a big backup working your way through there. that's on the eastshore freeway westbound 80 near the fairfield area. also another traffic alert for the as h,ma l d laalwenes to op up a couple of lanes there. southbound 680 right at diablo. some delays working fic your al another injury accident. eastbound 4 the number 2 lane blocked around the 680 connector and also a traffic incident on 880 northbound now near whipple. may be southbound that's all the delays. chp headed out to the scene and at least three lanes are blocked and look at all the delays on 880.

and other areas near highway one and sir francis drake boulevard.etween those intersections, east of olema and highway 1, the latest count is 2739 acres with only 5% containment and the wind has been the biggest issue overnight but we will be learning more and telling it to you throughout the morning on kpix 5 >>> the traffic center here north of some updates. 116 at highway 1 is impacted along with martinelli road and neely road. try to avoid those areas if you can as closures continue. also, on this highway from church street to the highway remains closed. the bay bridge metering lights are on and they are backed up beyond the foot of the maze. it will slow down through emeryville and muni retro service has been suspended once again will be replaced bridges. >>> we are tracking spotty conditions along the coast and right around the bay with that onshore flow but still dealing with unhealthy air for portions of the north bay peninsula, east bay and the south bay. so a "spare the air" alert remains in effect today, as well as for tomorrow due to thi

10:00, a man was shot on 72nd avenue near international boulevard. another person was wounded and taken to the hospital. and this morning, at about 12:20, a man was fatally shot inside a crashed car on holly avenue if east oakland. the car then caught fire. a neighbor was inside his home watching tv when he says he heard the commotion. >> i heard a loud boom, some gunshots first, and then a loud screech and some hits, like cars hitting, colliding. >> police acknowledged the uptick in violence and say they are working with violence prevention teams and trying to over gang members. police say there have been 52 homicides in oakland so far this year. there were 49 killing it is oakland at this time last year. >>> in san leandro, the police union said it is concerned about a spike in violent crime there. the union said new numbers for the month of july show an almost 50% increase compared to the same time last year with disturbing trends in robbery, assault, burglaries, and shoplifting then president of the san leandro police officers association said wi

our susan drive and skyline boulevard the man identified as 37 year-old dustin schneider, anybody with information is being asked to please call san bruno police. >>and the south bay, a standoff ended peacefully today this was at san jose's main jail. >>after a man somehow stole an officer's gun while in custody. police say 40 year-old joseph castro was being taken to the jail about one 30 this morning. he was handcuffed in the back of a patrol car but managed to take the officer's gun and turn it on him. the officer ended up taking cover he called for help. police say castro continued firing at officers from inside the patrol car. a tactical teams eventually moved in and took him into custody and is not clear how castro got the gun, but police claim it was stored properly. >>well the gun was inside the compartment of the patrol vehicle and the suspect did somehow manage to. get that that it is important to note that this officer. did follow all the proper protocol and safety measures to secure his weapon. >>despite all of the shooting nobody injured an investigation is ongoing a san f

merely 5 kilometers from hollywood's tourist back boulevards a dark industry comes to life each night as dozens of young women are selling their bodies on the street. in the hollywood vice squad sergeant who knows and his men are gearing up for a major operation western. on the way back raven to. their mission tonight takedown the prostitutes customers in a rush their pimps. will confirm a prostitution violation with the suspect and when violation has been obtained you see outrage will get a pre-determined signal. the police officers are going to do something that would be unthinkable in france go undercover posing as prostitutes. these agents known as undercovers will encourage customers to pay them and catch them in the act they will also try to be recruited by pimps. to take.

. >> this boulevard has cnged tenfold, everything has changed.ses have closed and the streets are empty. >> scottpent a decade building a lucrative tour guide operation on hollywood boulevard. >> artherno tourists at all. >> now there are more palm tanes than peoplthe famous stars , once hard to find der the feet of customers, baked under the midday sun. >> you cannot continue like this. no, even me, i would havhe to gt an job or another financial help. you cannot survive like this. >> hope was briefly on the horizon. but now california is reopening plan is in reverse, and every piece of pavement has become coveted real estate, as this take to the streets in a fight for survil. enforcement of the statewide mask mandate is taken seriously here. >> do you have a face mask? it is the governor order to where wh in public. if not we are giving out fines. >> i need some idea of the threat we face. >> e have been high hopes the sci-fi film, tenet, would lure audiences away from streaming services and back to nemas. people say they are dying to see it. b

and also if you would closure o skyline boulevard. and also full closure 236 between highway 9 and jamison creek. date onhe t hurricane that is around cabo san lucas, 160 miles away. so there will be some damage and some rough surf there. i'm more concerned of what it will eventually come for us. here is a look at future radar. as we saw last weekend, medium range models don't do a great job with elevated convection. and thunderstorms that develop in the mdl parts of the atmosphere unlike thunderstorms that you are used to seeing in the midwest and south and east in the lower partsuf see the cl over us sunday night into monday. and it is that cloud deck that could produce once again as we head through monday morning would be our best chance for osth thunderstorms. so bewe'll keep an eye >>> and we're expecting to get more information about the firefightats ler what cal fire o say about the conditions within the last hour. what you can tell us about the re so far? >> so the fire has been burning pre-active through the evening. and burn

. >>> marin county is expected to rename francis drake boulevard. several groups have asked to have his name removed. tonight, 6:00, they will include the vice chair of the new lock indians, a professor from the dominican university and a historian. thousands have signed a petition that the boulevard be renamed. >>> the time is 4:51. let's get you ready for a brand- new day. it is wednesday, middle of the week, steve has your forecast, steve. >> it is a cooler forecast, pam and dave, excuse me, wendy as well, already, gust 2550 miles per hour, sfo, last night, 47, come down a little bit, it will be wendy, fog drizzle, already drizzle, i wouldn't be surprised, that would be this morning, forecast backed off a little bit on the intensity and amounts -- there are big fog banks -- seems to favor skyline, santa cruz mountains, some of the higher elevations, i doubt gets a -- couple 100s in the city -- west 34, northwest middle peak to 30 -- i know it is 25+ in the oakland and berkeley hills -- delta, 35 miles per hour, concord has got to 30 out by the al

>>we'll also keep in mind that there is an evacuation warning in place from drake boulevard in a lima to bolinas evacuation center is west moran school and point rays. that's at 11 5, 5, 0 shoreline highway in portrait of point reyes station. now solano state prison officials tell us that they will not evacuate inmates due to the fires that are burning in vacaville. they tell us that quote we are actively monitoring the lightning complex fire situation in vacaville. but are not being directed to evacuate and the institutions are not in immediate danger. now to protect staff at a cost or a to persons from port air quality all have been provided in 95 mask and both institutions in quote. well dozens of homes and buildings were last year vacaville as flames just swept through the area and we saw homes burned down along pleasant valley road just north of vacaville. we have video of a house that actually caught fire check this out this house caught fire after in versus landed on the roof within minutes. it was gone and then a little further down the road dozens of homes and buildings just

southbound 101 jams up at petaluma boulevard. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> we begin with breaking news coming out of wisconsin where protests in kenosha turned deadly overnight following the police shooting of a black man on sunday. two people died in last night's shooting and a third was injured. the shooting happened near a gas station. and on social media there's extremely gr lly graphic video seems to show that shooting. it also appears to have happened during an altercation between protesters and a man with a gun. we're not showing that you video and so far police aren't confirming any of that. sunday's shooting by police sparking protests elsewhere including this one you see here in san diego. and the man shot by officers, jacob blake, is now paralyzed from the waist down. according to his father even before last night's chaotic protests, blake's mother was calling for calm. >> and i understand being fed up and all of that. i get not helping. >> doctors are still unsure if blake's paralysis will be permanent. you can w

this accident has been there southbound 880 near fremont boulevard. tow crews are on scene and you know it's a non-injury accident. but it's shower taking a long time to clear this one out of the happies. backed up to 92 at this point. very slow conditions as you head there. 84. that's now cleared. eastbound 4 right at willow pass road. this is the noncommute direction and we typically don't see brake lights building on highway 4 westbound through bay point until after 7:00. so moving, e most part, just a heads-up. though there's that ongoing road work connecting highway 4 every to 680 and 242 and still pretty busy in the altamont pass, 205 ovc the north bay. still a lot of road closures that remain in effect. for example, 128 between rye canyon and the napa county line. the composures are still there and parts of 121 are also still affected and you know weather conditions always play a factor. here's mary the latest. >>> gianna, tracking the conditions this morning. especially where those wildfires are burning. and the good news with that stronger on

this is right along foothill its foothill boulevard between a street and the street if you're in the area you may notice a large plume of smoke. we do have fire crews on scene they're blocking both directions of foot hill right now. so it's just a good idea to stay away from this area altogether once again it's right along foothill between a street and the street if you're looking for an alternate you can always head over to mission. maine, or even second all of those streets will give you access to a street and b street once again crews dealing with a 2 alarm structure fire in downtown hayward and traffic is a mess right now so definitely avoid that stretch we'll stay on top of that story for you heading into san francisco, your delay it's gone traffic has thinned out nicely at the bay bridge toll plaza check it out a great time to come on in 9 minutes off to fremont street, even 92 is looking better it's crowded, but it's not bad. we're at 13 minutes from hayward over to the peninsula and we have some several accidents out there but they're pretty much gone highway for a little cro

abc7 news was in fairfax and spotted a flyer that reads "save drake boulevard." a facebook page says there are better ways to spend money to promote racial equality. marin county recently, as we reported to you removed a sir francis drake statue from larkspur landing and sir francis drake high school announced it would change its name. the calls for change stem from the british explorer's history of slave trading. >>> as we roll into the fifth month of the pandemic, people want to know where are we with a vaccine. do we have one already? are we close? coming up, a look at the potential vaccines in the pipeline. >>> because of the pandemic so, many of us have been spending more time staring at our screens, whether it's your computer or your television, it could be affecting your skin. coming up, how blue light from your devices could be aging your skin, and what you can do to prevent it. >>> also here, offering safety and security for those at risk. an empty lot in san jose will be used to address the twin crises of homelessness and covid-19. >>> i'm meteorologist

in the latest belief that all kron 4 news and i do wish warning also in place for drake boulevard for from a lehman to bolinas. >>the evacuation center set up at west more in school in point reyes that's at 11. >>five-fifty shoreline highway in point reyes. >>our breaking news coverage continues after the break resources are strained we've been telling you that but we're going to find >>tonight 3 wildfires burning in monterey county forcing thousands of folks to flee their home river fire is burning south of salinas it has grown to more than 10,000 acres and is only 7% contained. 4 firefighters suffered heat-related injuries while battling the flames there cal fire says the blaze was sparked over the weekend by dry lightning to other fires burning farther south in monterey county, the carmel fire it has burned more than 700 acres in the carmel valley destroyed 3 structures and threatening 300 more. >>all of the local school districts have canceled classes in that area because of the poor air quality and the evacuation orders and also the dolan fire it has scorched more than 4,000 acre

i didn't find football exciting anymore and was looking for something else not the boulevard. i couldn't just sit at home after work here but if i needed an outlet for my energy. it's a matter. also i started to fight and had my 1st went with the bill then the 2nd time and the current. says it may sound strange but the brutal fights helped him to be a nice guy in everyday life they are designed to prevent men from becoming violent elsewhere for example in their families domestic violence is a big problem in russia. i'm working with on this it's an explosion of emotions just like with football fans when they attack each other they don't hate each other they just want to get rid of the tension in the but as i said. lives in. a medium sized workers town near russia's 2nd largest city st petersburg . he works in a small phone store in a large shopping mall. are you paying by card he says he finds it hard to communicate with customers. but it. didn't last long we have to come to an agreement somehow. that for these cost 2000 rubles and this $1800.00. miles on the one selling there

it started around 5:30 this morning on foothill boulevard and b street. of any injuries. foothill boulevard is still closed in both directions and it's not yet clear how many other businesses may be affected. >>> let's get a look at the forecast for you from meteorologist kari hall. how is it looking? >> we are still seeing some unhealthy air quality as some drifts of smoke come in as we look at the tri-valley. as we go into today, we are going to see our temperatures just slightly warmer compared to the past couple of days. and we're looking at mostly some low 90s for the inland areas. as we go through the seven-day forecast, we are going to see our temperatures heating up over the next couple of days but then cooling down by the end of the week. we'll have a look at that as well as another update coming up in just a few minutes. marcus? >> kari, thank you. >>> ei'll have another local nes update coming up in 30 minutes. hi. we're e glad you c came i. what's's on your m mind? can yoyou help keeeep these guys prorotected onlnline? easy. . connect toto the

she's the director of the san francisco zoo on sloat boulevard, and she's here today to talk about how the zoo's managing during the pandemic and how they're reopening. tanya, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i'm really pleased to hear that the zoo has reopened again. that's great news. can you tell us what changes you've made to make visitors to the zoo feel comfortable and safe when they're there. i understand now you have to make reservations, and there's only a limited number available each day. >> we were making changes before shelter in place. fortunately, because we work with animals, and we have a vet hospital on-site, we have the safe coverings before the shelter in place. while we were closed, we made some internal and external changes. the first one, i guess, would be on-line reservations. you now need to make reservations to visit the zoo, just like your favorite dinner restaurant. that is an effort to slow down congestion. try to keep everything smooth, and we can control the number of families coming in over the course of time. >> that's great. wha

this is southbound 101 at the petaluma boulevard off-ramp. as we check at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on at 6:07. and we have a fog advisory issued by the chp for the golden gate bridge. and if you have any questions about the road closures related to the fire, they are available at abc7news.com. >>> and the cdc now says that they do not recommend that you get tested for covid-19 if you don't show any symptoms even if you have been a lot of doctor have been left puzzled by this. previously the cdc said that viral testing was appropriate with recent exposure even if they were asymptomatic. right now about 40% of infections where asymptomatic and 50% of transmissions occur before symptoms a rise. >>> new at 6:00, the girl scouts updating their look. they are trading in the brown vest for a new green uniform. and three students from the fashion institute of technology came up with the new design saying they wanted to combine the classic uniform with a style that allows more individuality. and options include crew neck t-shirt

.>> reporter: late at night the man was shot on 72nd avenue near international boulevard, another person injured and taken to the hospital. sunday morning around 12:20 a man was found dead inside a cress car on holly avenue in east oakland. >> i heard a loud boom when gunshots first and a loud screech. cars hitting and colliding. >> one of them got out and the other one we tried to help out of the car before it caught on fire and he could not get out. >> reporter: oakland bullies wrote this past weekend our city experienced more lives lost to violence. we continued to direct resources to areas impacted by violence and trauma as we work to deter further violence against others and identify those responsible. >>> police are investigating a double shooting that resulted from a large fight at a party, police officers responded to shots fired at about 12:15 this morning and found a man and woman with gunshot wounds. name on it is still under investigation. in san leandro the police union says is a spike in violent crime there, the union says new numbers for the month of july show an almost 15

through the course of the morning thousands had packed into the boulevards from the landmark brandenburg gate into the city center their reasons for coming deferred. there will only be peace if we work together thanks everyone for coming. here i'm here because as a teacher i'm suffering tremendously under the restrictions it's unbearable to see the children forced to wear a mask suffering in school. divide the truth is that they are using the coronavirus and the vaccination that threatens to be made mandatory to enslave us that throughout. the restrictions are disproportionate to the level of threat posed by the virus. police said protracted talks with the organizers failed and ordered a halt to the rally. because demonstrators many of whom doubt the pandemics severity were ignoring court ordered safety requirements like maintaining social distancing and wearing masks. least i know how it wasn't possible to enforce the regulations police try to get people to wear a nose and mouth cover and even handed out masks to those willing to wear one but that wasn't sufficient to ensure adequate co

the reporter joins francis drake boulevard with more.nser? >> reporter: good evening. firefighters say they have one advantage fighting the woodward fire burning along the ridge behind me. they say the we shall side is dying out along the western pacific coast. they say they've been able to hold the fire on the north and south ends. for many people nearby, the fire isn't the biggest threat. it is this wind. she and her family have evacuated. no the woodward fire burning behind them but from another wildfire that threatens their home in sonoma county. >> the fire. >> reporter: they evacuated to the camp grounds only to find the woodward fire burning along the ridge nearby. an evacuation order has been issued but for now they're staying put. >> we're watching the winds. when we came in last night, the smoke was over the hills. it is still a little bit off. >> reporter: the woodward fire has been burning cynic tuesday. fire officials say the unusually high temperatures and rugged terrain make this a tough fight. she works at the camp ground

there was one street named after her, jefferson davis avenue intersected with rosa parks boulevard and so i wanted to see where rosa parks lived on december 1, 1955, when the montgomery bus boycott kicked in and she became the mother of the movement. it was the most decrepit underfunded housing project she was living in, , and it's a room without exaggerating, her home was a size of this stage. she lived in it with her husband raymond in this impoverished way, enter integrity level was so high. she can go to college but she went to an industrial school for girls where they taught home economics in those days. it was one of the booker t. washington industrial schools in the south. she worked her way, would do things like work as a secretary for the naacp for no money. ev nixon was the big kingpin of the railroads on the port is union, she would file all those things and keep it all but i couldn't believe that the famous rosa parks there was nobody had written a strict book about it. there's taylor branch -- on mckinney, 200 books on dr. king. 200. nothing on rosa parks. i dissent decide

through the course of the morning thousands had packed into the boulevards from the landmark brandenburg gate into the city center their reasons for coming deferred. there is only be peace if we work together thanks everyone for coming. being here i'm here because as a teacher i'm suffering tremendously under the restrictions it's unbearable to see the children forced to wear a mask suffering in school they receive divide the truth is that they are using the coronavirus and the vaccination that threatens to be made mandatory to enslave us if you are different than the restrictions are disproportionate to the level of threat posed by the virus. police said protracted talks with the organizers failed and ordered a halt to the rally. because demonstrators many of whom doubt the pandemics severity were ignoring court ordered safety requirements like maintaining social distancing and wearing masks. i know how it was impossible to enforce the regulations police try to get people to wear a nose and mouth cover and even handed out masks to those willing to wear one but that wasn't sufficient to

that has shot down 84 in both directions between highway 1 and this boulevard. it extends to the santa cruz mountains. a lot of areas around pescadero and santa cruz are also closed. try to stay away from the area and avoid the coastline as they need to have those roads open for those trying to escape and evacuate. we saw the closures along 236 around basin way and parts of highway 35 and highway nine continues with closures around western avenue to skyline boulevard. i will check a traffic alert in my next report. >>> with so many people in need, if you want to donate, visit redcross.org/donate or text red cross to the number on your screen, 90999 to make a $10 donation. >>> wildfire coverage continues in a few minutes. stay with us. a generous coverage of the lightning fire's. >>> today, the golden state killer will be formally sentenced to life in prison. over the past three days of testimony, he heard from the victims who survived and the families of those who did not. the 74-year-old former police officer admitted to 13 murders and six counties in the 1970s

this is on foothill boulevard.started the fire but you should avoid the area. >>> and number two,ndr a hair salons and shopping malls getting to reopen at 25% capacity as part of a new you tiered system. >>> and the bay area schools are applying to resume in-person learning. 21 private schools in contra costa county have applied so far and this week san francisco officials will distribute waivers. >>> and people returning home in the north bay, two fire assistance centers are opening, one at healdsburg high and the other at a bank of america branch. >>> and unhealthy air again today and tomorrow. >> and number six, a pretty clear ride this morning, a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where metering lights came on at >>> good morning, america. nation on edge. new violence overnight in portland, oregon after a weekend of escalating clashes between police, protesters and counter-protesters. new details this morning on that man shot dead in the street after hundreds of president the portland mayor blasting the pre

it is slow-going because of this crashed around cumming boulevard. we have a bit of a break and we have brake lights through emeryville. it is slow through berkeley as we go towards the bay bridge. that is where the lights . it isowt of oakland into the city. chp is working on an accident was down 580 near beaumont avenue and this one is blocking that number four lane. the traffic is pretty slow especially around the right lanes was speeds down to 22 miles an hour. if you want to go to 880, they are doing a good job in both directions and a quick update on this area. there significant delays and they are recovering from an earlier problem plus an earlier equipment problem was happening on the tracks. it is just as up if you plan on utilizing bart for your commute this morning. and westbound 580 is still busy, 35 minutes to 205 and 680 and east shore freeway is 20 minutes due to the crash near cumming. >>> i am going to pick up one small piece of the mog drive becausthen gate brids t l socked in. i have to stress that because this is a complete 180 fr

this is southbound 880 before the authority fremont boulevard off-ramp.ultiple cars involved but no injuries have been reported. and pretty nearby, we have slow conditions on the dumbarton bridge due to road work that will be picked up around 6:00 a.m. and so just expect delays there until shortly after 6:00 this morning. and you heard mike talk about the favorable conditions for the firefighters. we have no additional major closures, just the ones that have been in effect since about last week. so we have all that information available for you on our website, abc7news.com. as we head to break here, we'll take a live look outside, checking outhe richmond/san rafael bridge. no major slowdowns aside from the two i pointed out. so youe sm you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don'

anolyte posted on the front door on gary boulevard thanked to community for their support. >>> after the break. san francisco police aflounce a major reward in the case of a six-year-old boy who was killed on the 4th of july while watching fireworks. >>> plus, oil drilling in alaska. the action taken today by the trump administration. >>> excessive heat warning through wednesday for much of the bay area. i'll have the 5-day forecast coming up next. lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att >>> san francisco police are offering a $100,000 reward for information about aisling back on shooting back on the 4th of july. >> repo

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this is southern san mateo county near skyline boulevard and pescadero. these fires sparked by lightning believed to be early sunday morning. so far flames have burned over 1,000 acres and mandatory evacuations ordered for the butano state park area and barranca knolls community, and warnings now upgraded to mandatory evacuation orders for the communities of dearborn park and loma mar. you can see it's generating a lot of smoke. you can see it along the peninsula, the south bay. you can download our free nbc bay area app to get the latest alerts on these fires and the evacuation orders. it will be sent straight to your smartphone. >>> and another hot day of crippling heat, excessive heat. not good for firefighters. let's get a check of our forecast with rob mayeda. >> yeah. those wildfires creating significant air quality issues downwind. the fire burning up in the santa cruz areas. we'll take the radar and we've readjusted the coloring here away from the rainbow colors associated with rainfall, but scanning for ash for you this hour. you can see how that

about 4:45 this morning the new evacuations ordered for south skyline boulevard, middleton track area, and the evacuation center is at pescadero high school. this is on top of the folks force out of the home overnight some of whom did not know that the fire was so close because they're in communities with limited cell service and very big trees. >> we are so deep in the redwoods you can't see the smoke that much. you can see up but not across. >> reporter: hopefully the folks ordered to evacuate around 10:00 lak night know that. that's the big basin fire protection district. the air is heavy with smoke here. we know that it's a difficult fire fight because of the high heat and because of the rocky ridges here and will continue this morning. we'll talk with cal fire just over there coming up at 6:00. hopefully they will have good news but there's no wind which is something that we really dread to see in situations like this one. we'll bring you an update. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> all right. certainly check back with you. thank you so much. >>> meantime a viewer sent us this

the incident took place at the food bank building on kerner boulevard earlier this month.d $50,000 in damageable to through surveillance video and say a search of his vehicle turned up i said in clothing that matched this is scription. he is now charged with felony vandalism. >> i did know something like this was what happened. >> a big surprise for a bay area restaurant server, the huge tippy got from a customer and the incredible story behind it. >>> and our meteorologist is back with our bay area forecast. ♪i want to fly like an eagle ♪ to the sea want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. >>> researchers at duke university tested the reliability of more than a dozen different facemasks to determine what works best. the study found the fitted n95 masks are the most effective from stopping droplets from spreading. the disposable surgic

county line up here where it meets the santa clara county line and then it goes up all along skyline boulevard to russian ridge, just underneath la honda creek open space and then it cuts across back to the coast again where we see san gregorio so looks like the only part along the coast. it's not highlighted in the red is right here and that's webos state parks, i'm going to be it's time for the biggest sale of the year on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help with snoring? i've never heard snoring. exactly. no problem. ...and done and now, all beds are on sale. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. only for a limited time. >>welcome back the evacuations have been lifted in vacaville for several days now, but. tragically not everyone has a home to return to this is one of the homes destroyed by the lnu complex fire. that home is fun of about a 1000 buildings destroyed in that region. our coverage of the wildfires continues at the top of the hour now crews are starting to gain the upper hand on the more than 800,000 acres burning. >>in the bay area tonight and as fa

those are in effect for those people living west of highway one from sir francis drake boulevard in a lima all the way down to bolinas those evacuations, they're not mandatory. but officials are warning that you know things could change. if the winds pick up so you got to be ready to go if you have to that coming up tonight at 6.45. we're going to hear from. >>attackers woman is devastated tonight after her home a 44 years. was taken in seconds in the season, you like. and next we also continue to follow the latest on the coronavirus pandemic during a wild fires that are ravaging the state >>well as if we don't have enough on our hands tonight, there's a not good news for businesses hoping to resume indoor service in san francisco. there was some hope that the county would be removed from the state's covid-19 watch list today but that never came to pass our president yoon spoke to a shop owner who says this news is devastating. >>the city of san francisco's anticipated release from the state's covid-19 watch list didn't happen. the reason according to officials with the city's departm

around 5 am sending large orange flames upward from a commercial building near b street and foothill boulevard. 10 fire trucks were on the scene before dawn. investigators are looking into a report that there may have been people on the roof before the fire even started. the building's owner said he had told them to leave several times. >>> in los altos, a gas explosion and fire first evacuations early this morning. firefighters encountered flames from a leakin outside a home on grant park avenue. the residents were able to get out safely and six other homes were evacuated. no one was hurt. >>> sonoma county indoor operations are once again busisses srting today.ned ers w are glad to see the change. >> reporter: it is a big day here in sonoma county because business at least some of them can be taken off the sidewalk and cannot be done indoors. >> we are ready to get back to work. >> reporter: true words have never been spoken. after 4 1/2 months of closed doors, candace is happy to be back in business and back inside. >> it is a big space we have here but we have been working together trying

the line runs on international boulevard and east 14th street. bus only lanes with traffic signal priority. improvements are supposed to give passengers a faster ride. >> just ahead. do not adjust your television. the camera is shaking because of an earthquake and all happened in a state that rarely sees any ca quake activity. >> the 7-day forecast is up next. >> coming up in sports. green's bank account lighter these days what he said that cost his $50,000. the play that prompted the benches to clear at the coliseum. good news in golf. >>> the discovery museum opened for the first time in nearly five months today. the offering a hands on experience for kids. and that posed a challenge to make is safe for visitors. everyone older than five must wear a mask. and the museum placed their out door exhibits far apart while workers perform frequent cleanings. tickets must be purchased in advance and for now, only s are aow tot i wl open public. >> earthquake shook up part of the nation not used to quakes. a 5.1 hit near sparta, north carolina. along th