and north bay a new calfire station is opening during this historic heatwave. more resources now available. abc news reporter live in santa rosa with more. i am sure if you checked many times today but how hot is it where you are? >> well, i stopped checking a few minutes ago but last time it was about 106. it is scorching up here. remnants of past wildfires but today, a brand-new calfire base opened here at the base of the mountain behind me to better protect the area from wildfires. >> we have a morning briefing every morning. >> calfire's newest tool for fighting wildfires on the eastern edge of santa rosa. >> this is the first time we had a crew in sonoma county since the early 1990's. >> this former juvenile detention facility is home to the hand crews base. two at he until jaaran to>> lockers. some of the guys share them. >> they are moving to sonoma county from vacaville. firefighters will be ready to go if a wild fire breaks out. >> the fire station is opening during the hottest week in bay area history three of >> this heatwave we are experiencing it h

calfire reports at least 50 acres have burned so far.of spread. the fire started at around 5:30 tonight. >> tonight the bachelorette followed by a claim to fame then abc news at 11. thank you for joining us. >> we appreciate your time. we will leave you with one last look at the fire burning in the tina's area. -- martinez area. we will see you at 11:00. 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, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's ok, floor and decor, show me what you've got. now this tile says “spa day, all day.” but this modern look is so me. how's that for on-trend and on-budget? at floor and decor, with our high-quality selection at everyday low prices, your upgrade has never been more “you.” explore floor and decor today! your upgrade has never been

emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. >> welcome back. a new action comedy by a bay area filipino film maker makes its big debut this weekend. as you can see here behind me, it is called lumpia with a vengeance. >> can you confirm that the restaurant incident is the work of the so-called taquito man? >> it's not a taquito, it's a filipino lumpia. >> it is not a taquito. patricio patricio ginelsa never really saw anyone on the screen that do something about it. ecided >> you cannot leave it up to the the gatekeepers, to hollywood, to tell your stories for you. to to put people like me on the screen. >> patricio ginelsa's movie became a miniature cult classic, classic, now lumpia with a vengeance is appearing in select markets in the bay area and southern california. it rolls out throughout october, which is filipino american history month. enjoy. > >> still ahead, unique to say the least, the inspirati

calfire says crews have worked day and night to protect countless homes threatened by fire. for some homes, though, it is too late. >> lost everything. roof, house, cars, rv, boats. >> i can tell you that firefighters are out there right now working as hard as they possibly can to put this fire out so they can get you back into your homes. jr: the chief did not reveal details about the two victimski. officials say the fire is 25% contained. the other fire burning in siskiyou county is more than twice the size of the one we just spoke about. the so-called mountain fire has burned at least 13 square miles. it also started friday in a mountainous area. calfire says that their is only 10% contained. evacuations are also in place for many communities. you can track any of the wildfires burning in california by using our online interactive wildfire tracker. it also shows air quality. developing news in contra costa county where the search is on for these two escaped jail inmates. both men broke free from a minimum security jail in clayton earlier today. they are 33-year-old gerald

emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. >> although asian american athletes are becoming much more visible in many sports, sports or racing is not one of them. due to the high cost of entry and lack of role models, there has been a dearth of top asian american drivers. but a teenager from the bay area is trying to change that. rice and lou is making a name for himself and the lamborghini north america series where lou has won six of 10 races and currently sits on top of the points leaderboard in the lamborghini national pro-am championship. >> thank you for having me. >> they don't know your name yet but they will because you are now in the top tier of sports car racing. youngest driver ngt for -- in gt 4 history. the young drivers program. am i missing anything? >> i think you got everything. >> and i sufficiently embarrassed you now. to the unfamiliar, what a sports car racing? >> this is closed cockp

all right. >> captain joshua from with calfire santa clara unit. thank you for your time tonight. we'll stay in touch throughout the week as of these fire conditions continue. >> fire danger is not the only concern tonight. a lot of people are cranking up the air conditioning to try to cool off. that, of course, is putting a substantial strain on the state's power grid. we have team coverage tonight as the state issues and extended flex alert. our amanda hari. in the north bay. and justin campbell is in san jose. we want to start with kron four's alice sogomonian who is in our newsroom tracking the current power outages around the bay area. l a. >> ken and pam today is a warning come true. despite efforts to conserve power, energy usage is outpacing the supply. cal iso is predicting that these issues with the power supply, we're going to happen. and that's exactly what we saw as the week started out with some high temperatures and that continue to climb. so let's take a look at the latest outages around the bay area, every shape and color is an outage. but the once we're really fo

emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfiremerican lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. >> welcome back. we are heading into the weekend and it is a one one day in the bay area. we are sitting above average virtually everywhere in the bay. relative humidity is low. high pressure is a big cause of that. we will get right back down to average all the way into saturday and sunday. oakland getting right back down to the low 70s. the same trend all the way off to san francisco. > >> new actiony its dethisndheth heho film will inpresence of asian americans on the big s. big screen. >> reporter: there is nothing better than a big bucket of popn of popcorn. >> you get to experience other . other worlds. >> reporter: what if you took your seat and you never saw yourself on the big screen? it is a problem he decided to fix on his own. >> i think people are hungry for for these kinds of films. >> reporter: >> reporter: making its debut with a vengeance, a comic book action hero co

. >> $20 billion will go directly to calfire for staffing, fire suppression, and fire prevention. >> one of the biggest financial contributors is right sure company lyft, who has poured millions into it. prop 30 has received backing from the democratic party and is opposed by the california republican party and other groups. they say it is trying to get taxpayer to meet the state mandate to electrify their fleet. i asked the governor about his opposition last wednesday. the same day a campaign launch was set to happen in oakland. >> no. it is a big tax increase that disproportionately benefits a few large corporations. there was one large corporation, a wonderful company. it will be one of the beneficiaries of raising everyone else's taxes to direct money in an area where we just passed the largest appropriation and the largest budget in u.s. history. >> tuesday, another campaign for prop 30 was kicked off by local labor environmental and fire safety leaders and another typical supporter, the san jose mayor. this time differing with the governor. i asked about newsom's claims that it

a calfire is working a wildfire near a town. it is about 20 acres. you can see that large plume of smoke in these photos tweeted by caltrans. there are potential road closures in the area of pine mountain. we will continue to keep you posted. posted. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. ♪ ♪ entresto is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto for heart failure. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for n

the calfire says the fire has burned at least 25 acres and is right around the freeway.er mosquito fire. that fire is burning in placer county. >> there are new evacuations being ordered in neighboring el dorado county thousands of homes are being threatened from the flames. the fire has burned 50,000 acres and is 18% contained tonight. >> it is the biggest fire burning in california right now. you can see where all the fires are using our interactive wildfire tracker. it shows you smoke is affecting the bay area. you will find this on abc7news.com. >> thank you for joining us. no two are focus on building a better bay area. it is the city where tony bennett left his heart. renowned for its cable cars, landmarks, diversity and beautiful views. >>>> a closer look reveals crime, car break-ins, open drug dealing less shocking displays of poverty, homelessness and desperation. it is a city in million people call home and 25 million ones visited in a single year.

calfire says people are being told to evacuate. so far, 25 acres have burned.ire is burning west of the much larger mosquito fire. that fire started tuesday and has burned more than 50,000 acres. >> thanks for joining us. our other top story, a new poll about san francisco issues and the performance of mayor london breed. depending on how you look at it, some say it highlights people's frustration about what the mayor has not done for the city. >> others say the numbers show more than support -- more support than discontent. suzanne talked to the mayor today and has her reaction. >> mayor london breed admits there is still a lot of work to do when it comes to tackling the city's biggest problems. the mayor says the latest poll results will not discourage her from pushing forward. front and center in the san francisco chronicle today. a headline that reads is breed out-of-favor? clinical poll shows ir at city dysfunction. less than a quarter san franciscans believe mayor breed has done in excellent or good job at improving the city. 42% say she has done a fair j

calfire has not identified how or where the fire started, but neighbors think it began inside a warehouse at a lumber mill. 1500 people still under evacuation orders but some have returned home. a bigger fire still burning in siskiyou county. it is just 30% contained and has burned more than 11,000 acres. governor newsom already declared a state of emergency. the cause of this client also investigation. >> new covid shot starting dr. fauci warning week prepare for yearly -- we should prepare for yearly covid shocks. >> the white house urging anybody over the age of 12 who has already been vaccinated to get boosted. the new pfizer booster is cleared for anyone over the age of 12 and that an oh-fer anybody over 18 to get the new shot. it got the final green light from the cdc and fda last week. vaccines.gov is now live with locations where americans can get the boosters. >> this past friday, they started arriving. by the end of this week, over 90% of americans live within five miles of these updated vaccines. >> an average of 400 americans die every day of covid. with schools back in sectio

it started five days ago at placer county and calfire says it is 10% contained tonight.he flames have scorched more than 26,000 acres, nearly 73 square miles. over 11,000 people have been ordered to evacuate. parts of the el dorado national for his and tahoe national forest -- forest and tahoe national forest are closed because of that fire. some residents are being asked to close -- pullback on their water use tonight because of scheduled repairs happening tomorrow. a water duct needs to be fixed. the pipeline will be turned off but the city does not anticipate any service interruptions. all customers are encouraged to up their water conservation efforts until those repairs are completed, which could take up to seven days. the harvest table returned today for the first time today since 2019. tech at this video from tim carl photography, which shows the table down lincoln avenue. 800 people set down for some wine and food from local restaurants. the event benefits the callus cares program. spencer: looks like so much fun. dion: too bad we didn't get a chance to go. spenc

calfire and oz reduced evacuation warnings from some residents. ance oward the bay bridge.agement district expecting moderate air quality for the next couple of days, although there is an air quality advisory in effect right now. i want to show you what is going on around the state, where we are seeing poor air quality are near the fire. that is where it is going to be tough, especially this weekend. you can see it with the forecast animation with the smoke. in the bay area, light blue, expecting hazy conditions. look at how bad it is in the south lake tahoe and reno area. we will get an onshore flow and this will clear things in the bay area but there it is going to be thick and smoky even through tomorrow. we are expecting maybe slightly better air all the conditions tomorrow with the onshore flow and that will help push the smoke away and help cool things down for the bay area and you will see that trend into the. this afternoon, the sea breeze will pick up and temperatures will be similar to yesterday. e had trace amounts of rainfall yesterday we could see a little bit

calfire reporting the fire has been 46 thousand acres since it started last week and is only 10% contained. thousands of people under evacuation orders. reggie: ukrainian troops that they have liberated a village and pushed russian troops out of another. there are new concerns about russia's resources to keep fighting this war. reporter: this morning, signs ukraine is making headway in the counteroffensive your ukrainian fighters raising the flag in the area of the northeastern kharkiv region. this showing in blue one them 1000 square miles of land ukrainian officials say they have taken back near kharkiv, the second largest city. in his nightly address, president zelenskyy sang the path is difficult but troops will manage. already, ukraine's escalating attacks portion russians to retreat. >> this operation was possible due to the resolve of the armed forces and our commanders from the president to every commander in the battlefield is so devoted to the victory. reporter: putin celebrating an anniversary as the kremlin is under pressure to acknowledge it is facing war in ukraine with strai

reggie: the largest wildfire of the dirt, the mosquito fire, calfire crews have claimed a small victory as the fire burns through historically dry fuels. forest hill and placer county have been saved. containment of the fire dropped, now at 20%. the mosquito fire has been burning more than a week, peering through more than 63,000 acres in lasser and el dorado counties. you can see where the fires are in california by using our online interactive fire tracker. it also shows your quality so you can see if smoke is affecting the bay area. drew: we are taking a live look at the golden gate bridge where we have dense fog and visibility down to a quarter of a mile. we will see if your mother sunshine this afternoon. air quality, no problems in the bay area. good air quality today, tomorrow, after the weekend. let's review those temperatures. by noon, in the 60's and 70's. another day where it feels like fall more than late-summer. we find those temperatures one for the 70's. most cities topping out in the upper 70's in our warmest spots. we will see cart we will see partly cloudy skies along

emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. >> food workers at sfo back on the job after three days straight cream, the union reached a deal with significant raises they were demanding as a lot of workers were making only $17 per hour forcing some to work multiple jobs. with dry conditions conservation leaders are urging all of us to conserv. conserve water. they made the plea at a news conference at the the bayview google campus yeste. campus yesterday. public and private agencies also need to join forces to conserve one of earth's most precious resources. >> to fight the drought emergency together we have to he to have residents, not only individuals in santa clara county but also businesses joining to do this together. >> the santa clara valley watert water district highlighted the turf rebate program offering up to $3000 to residents and 100,000 to businesses to replace replace lawns and of great yards

calfire says about 80 acres of bird. 80 has reopened. the mosquito fire spread into el dorado county and is prompting new evacuations. thousands of homes are threatened this morning. the mosquito fire has burned more than 50,000 acres. at this point it is 25% contained. you can get an idea of the air quality by using our interactive wildfire tracker. it will show you the latest information on each fire burning in the state and you can find it on our website. reggie: in just a few minutes queen elizabeth will buckingham palace for the last time. her profit will be transferred through london to westminster where the public will pay their respects. abc news reporter is in london where people have been lining up for more than 24 hours. >> overnight, a homecoming. the hearse carrying queen elizabeth's coffin driving through the gates of buckingham palace. this as the royal family comes together, the king, queen consort camilla, and harry in at the palace as the queen returned to london from scotland where she passed on thursday. the royal reg

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. >> approximately $20 million will go directly to calfire for staffing, fire suppression and fire prevention>> one of the biggest contributors is rideshare company lyft. it is also opposed by the california republican party and other groups. they say lyft is trying to get taxpayers to have them meet the state mandate to electrify the fleet. i asked governor newsom about his opposition last wednesday. >> no, it is a big tax increase that disproportionately benefits a few large corporations. there is one large corporation, a wonderful company, will be one of the lion share beneficiaries of raising everybody else's taxes to direct money in an area where we just passed the largest appropriation and largest budget in u.s. history. >> tuesday in san jose, and other campaign for prop 30 was kicked off by local labor and environmental and fire safety leaders. and sam liccardo who this time differs with the governor. i asked the mayor about newsom's claims this only benefits corporations. >> is anybody from lyft here? i did not think so. >> he said 60% of omissions in san jose come from vehicles. we

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so justin, of course, calfire can do everything when it comes to fire safety and prevention. any other ideas for men about what individual should do around their homes or whatever. well, as that she said earlier, make sure you cut your grass early in the day, but also if you can cut your grass and then pick up the leaf liens that, you know, just don't leave it there to dry out and maybe potentially catch fire. that's something that they want to make sure that they get out to homeowners in to stay hydrated. and again, like i said, where lighter colors, they want to make sure that their job is to be out here. fighting fires, not going to every heat related call so they can make sure that this these fires are under control. >> this weekend. >> justin campbell live in the south bay for us. thank you, justin. developing news out of southern california tonight. a quick moving vegetation. fires prompted the complete closure of interstate 5 near cast. take. of course, that's going over the grapevine into l a 7 firefighters suffered heat related injuries battling this fire. it is bein

emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. well really from hurricane in, and its fury is now far from over regain strength while it went over the atlantic and slam as a category one hurricane bring it along a mountain of water and wind and its path. foxes jake care. alexis joins us live. he's in charleston with the latest on this historic hurricane. good evening. good evening to you, frank. well here in charleston, we saw the worst of hurricane ian this afternoon around noon eastern time before it made landfall in south carolina.

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