we're looking at unhealthy air through windsor, lakeport, clear lake for us. the longest stretch of the alerts happening right now. new record with n this before. our spare the air alert in affect for the bay area that breaks the 14 day one during the campfire. we'll tell you what you can expect through the holiday weekend with an excessive heat watch in effect. details on that coming in. back to you. >>> mary, thank you. a quick check now of our fire watc in the north bay the lnu complex is 88 contained. it burned more than 375,000 acres. the seu complex is now 78% contained and the cz u now at 48%. >> >> a police officer now faces a voluntary manslaughter charge for the shooting death of a man inside a walmart store. the d.a.'s office looked at video and other evidence of the case. it shows officer jason fletcher confronting steven taylor and he ignores to drop it's. he shot him twice. then fletcher fired a single one from the weapon. >> officer fletcher's actions coupled with his failure to attempt other deescalation options. >> it is at least second-degree

coastline we'll see anywhere from 68. 101 in clear lake.ir quality tomorrow with that heat is going to cook the fluids in the atmosphere. we'll go back to the unhealthy range for the north bay and east bay with moderate with the south and the coast. the warm eest day i have right w is sunday 86 degrees and some 60s next week. for the in land valleys, i have you up to 101 tomorrow for the start of the heat wave. on sunday, 108. i don't want to say 108. i want to show you the temperature s on sunday. you will see danville and livermore and concord. the last thing i want to draw your attention to is by tuesday we could see dry winds, 15 to 30 miles per hour. that would be a dry fire wind. a lot is happening the next four days. critical weather metliving in. we'll be here with you every step of the way. i will have more details coming up at 6:00 p.m. cool towel on the back of your neck is going to be a great way to stay cool. >> i am going to need it because i am in the 108 zone. >> thanks jeff. >> have the universe to yourself for a night. you

up through lakeport clear lake, unhealthy air quality at this hour.here is a live look with our treasure island camera. low 60s san francisco. for oakland, we are talking 70s. san jose and santa rosa into the mid-70s, 77 in concord and 74 for livermore right now. we have the strong range of high pressure, heat building and smoke trapped at the surface because of that ridge acting like a lid, keeping that smoke down in our atmosphere. let's talk about the excessive heat warnings and heat advisories that all kick in saturday and will continue as we look to our labor day. the entire labor day weekend is under a heat advisory for the coast, and right around the bay excessive heat warnings for the rest of the bay area. all of the areas highlighted in pink under that excessive heat warning due to this dangerous heat we are expecting. another heat wave in store for us. we are looking at saturday, near record-breaking highs here that will be the case for sunday as well. let's check our temperatures triple digit heat inlet, 90s around the bay and 70s toarnoal.

it's inland areas around clear lake and napa. see the wind speeds picking up into tuesday morning. that's a problem. some north winds at times will increase fire danger through the middle part of the week. here is the good news. as we head towards the start of next weekend, we should see some significant cooling. we're two-thirds of the way through this. another hot day tomorrow. basic seszive heat warn tluging through 9:00 p.m. the trend progressively goes cooler into next weekend. imagine that. couple of weeks ago that might have seemed hot but at this point it's almost a 20-degree drop in temperatures for some places by next weekend. it will be welcome. back to you. >> thanks a lot. we'll get back to rob later in the show. >>> when we come back, she made san francisco giants and baseball history. now he'll be remembered at the baseball hall of fame. who is usaa made for? it's made for this guy a veteran who honorably served and it's made for her she's serving now we made it for all branches and all ranks whether they served one tour or made a career of it. we also made usaa for

the north bay, a little bit of everything. 82 in sonoma and 94 up at clear lake. what about the heat? let's get you the focus zone, it is all about hot area of high pressure funnel ing in the heat. as we get closer, you notice around the bay you are in this orange color. 80s to 90s. outside of the bay and a lot of the bay area will be with excessive heat with temperatures ranging from 97 to 100 and 80 degrees. san francisco warmest on sunday. 70s next week. for the in land slvalleys, my forecast will be the hottest at 107 degrees and adjusted to 102 on monday and tuesday we could be watching for dry, gusty winds out to the north of 30 or 50 miles per hour. i am trying to give everybody a head ups. we could have the dry, hot winds next tuesday. we'll know more as we get closer and find tune that forecast. it is going to be a real situation here this weekend and early next week with these fires still burning. they have high containment but not the best scenario obviously right now. >> coming up, a sanctuary for condor lost in the recent fire. did the bird survive? a

peninsula as well as parts of the inner bay and then for the north bay we're looking at 85 degrees in clear lake. we'll talk about what's going on elsewhere in the forecast as well. mike, how is it looking for the morning commute? >> a little time to maybe get some pumpkin spice in your creamer. i have no time in the morning so we'll get out to the roadways. you're not going to waste any time. that's good stuff, reliable maps. heading through concord there is a disabled vehicle and a little slowing on the golden gate but i don't see a program with traffic. back to you. >> thanks, mike. all during the political landsca landscape, still ahead on "today in the bay," the battle to fill the vacant supreme court seat. >>> plus, the all new market coca-cola's ceo says the soft drink maker will enter next year. you're watching "today in the bay." we saw the cloud of smoke and my heart fell. i knew we'd lose our home... and we did. over 24,000 homes have been destroyed by wildfires in the past few years. wildfire victims need help so i'm voting 'yes' on 19. it limits property taxes on wildfire victims so

inland east bay, and our north bay high temperatures will reach into the upper 80s for ukiah and clear lake with some low 80s for santa rosa. i'll be tracking the air quality. we'll talk more about that coming up. mike, you're starting out with a traffic alert? >>> yes, kari, and continuing with an alert because i got this notification just about 1:30 this morning over in fremont. lower visibility given those conditions. 84 reports a car hit a power pole. the power pole is the issue right now. it is not an option right now. marcus, you have to go down 680 and use mission to get out of that sunol area or into it. >>> new overnight, vallejo police are investigating a deadly shooting inside of a gas station store. an unidentified man died. now the woman claims to be the victim's cousin later showing up at the scene. she says the victim was a 30-year-old and had four children all under the age of 6. >> we grew up together. he was a very loving father, very doting, always had his kids. they just talk about daddy. >> there are no details confirmed about the victim. no arrests have been made. it's

. >> there were reports of bad air in petaluma, clear lake and the peninsula, for more details, abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. we need news sooner than later. >> so many of us are suffering. live picture from the east bay hills camera, sums it up. air quality is awful, smoke continues to plague the bay area as we look at current air quality, ukiah in red, unhealthy, yellow is moderate, orange is poor, santa rosa to napa, livermore, san francisco, oakland, moderate. san jose moderate and better air in santa cruz including the mountains. tomorrow is going to continue to remain poor across the region. spare the air alert is going due to the smoke from the wildfires but i do have a little bit of good news. perhaps a change in the winds could bring some improvement on wednesday. stay tuned, be back with the details coming right now. dan and dion. >> thanks sandhya. >> for more on bay area air quality, abc7news.com, click on the air quality story on the front page and find interactive map showing the air quality where you live in realtime. >>> as firefighters work to contain the fi

spots like concord will reach up to 88, and then we head to the north bay in spots like clear lake, 87 and in santa rosa reaching 82. in san francisco expect highs in the 60s again today. we need something else to clear out air quality. this storm system approaching the pacific northwest that will bring them some rain around seattle and parts of oregon. it's going to help cool us off. we'll see that happening over the next few days. upper 80s today. lower 80s tomorrow and then check out friday, 77 degrees. the inland areas.f our warmest we'll track that air quality. mike, you've been tracking accidents around the bay area. >>> yeah, but, kari, a couple fewer incidents to follow right now. over my shoulder we'll take a look. i've circled it on the peninsula, the crash 101 at embarcadero cleared from the on ramp. it was affecting the on ramp for a short period of time. no major injuries and no problem. you see the green on the peninsula 101 and 280. the east bay, slowing changing as far as where the slowing happens. it still is approaching 23rd. the crews are starting to move around. i d

we are looking at unhealthy air for parts of the north bay, especially through lakeport and clear lakethe air" alert is for the bay area, once again. we are going three weeks in a row with these hazy and smoky skies. here is a look with our camera and you can see some patchy fog. that is some good news with that onshore flow, especially along the coast and right around the bay . i will talk about that in a moment. temperatures are slightly cooler compared to yesterday and we are in the 60s for many spots, upper 60s in concord, mid-sixties for oakland and san jose and 70 for livermore and 60 for san francisco and santa rosa. let's get to our very high fire danger. we are critical and watching wind gusts up to 40 to 60 miles per hour in the higher elevations. so that red flag warning that is now in effect will continue to be in effect until 8:00 on wednesday due to these a dry and gusty offshore winds and a wind advisory that kicks into effect from 5:00 until 11:00 today are wind gusting down here for the north bay mountains. we're looking at that ridge of high pressure that is in place

we're up to 103 degrees today in antioch and 96 today in clear lake. so still some really hot weather in place along with that bad air quality and the fire danger. we'll talk more about all of that coming up am mike, how is it looking for the early morning commute? >>> it's looking great. you did triple duty yesterday so thank you for that. we'll look out to the roadways where not a lot of issues reported. the speed sensors look great around the bay. we go up to the north bay, coming southbound 680 approaching industrial. sounds like there may have been a crash involving the big rig. the car apparently tapped the rig and went off the roadway just shy of the benicia bridge. watching for more detail as chp arrives. i'll let you know if any lanes are blocked. the speed sensors are clear across all these spans. back to you. >>> following breaking news out of fresno county, that fast-moving wildfire, the creek fire has burned nearly 79,000 acres overnight. crews made another attempt to rescue about 50 people that are trapped near chinese peak and lake ediso

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temperatures once again for today with oakland reaching 75 degrees and we'll see some temperatures in clear lake reaching 85. san francisco mostly in the upper 60s and some mid-60s for half moon bay. we'll talk about the heat coming this weekend as well as air quality that's coming up in a few minutes. mike, how is it looking with an update on the east bay? >>> well, kari, i have better news about the traffic. we'll take you out to the map. we're talking fremont northbound 880 up into union city. we have right now all lanes are still blocked by a crash. three vehicles involved reports of debris across lanes and crews all arriving at the same time. all lanes are closed. they should be reopening almost all the lanes. northbound 880 just past dakota means if you're heading to the dumbarton bridge you may be slowed by this. if you are shy of the dumbarton bridge jump on niles, you're fine. again, all lanes -- three or four lanes should be reopening any minute. the bay bridge toll plaza is showing a light drive right now. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up for you here on "today in the bay,"

. >>> also, a bizarre murder arrest near clear lake.they say wynonna anderson, who is 29, killed macleod on sunday. they found macleod dead in a car that had crashed into a pole. after an investigation, they say macleod died prior to the crash, during the fight with anderson. they had a relationship but police did not go into details and anderson is being held on a million dollar bond. >>> in money watch, they want to lure customers back plus they want to deliver your package right at home. >> reporter: stocks were mixed on monday. the dow fell 223 points and the nasdaq gained 75 and the s&p 500 lost seven. shares a video conference zoom fell after a report that was solid. they have seen their popularity skyrocketed, and put out better- than-expected guidance for the rest of the year. it also reported that revenue quadrupled compared to the same quarter a year ago. shares of zoom are up more than 360% since the start of the year. >>> amazon received faa approval to deliver packages with drones. the shipping giant still needs to test fly

and lowering to 20% in fairfield and sunday it's dryer, teens for fairfield, napa, antioch, 9% in clear lakew why the hire danger is running high. looking at a lovely view of san francisco, not much in the way of clouds or fog tonight. as a matter of fact, the system that is pushing in to the paskt northwester well to the north of us, what it's doing is kicking up the swell. we have a beach hazard statement until 2:00 p.m. the swells came up, they are 10-13 feet. increase risk of rip current. if you are anywhere near the beach, be careful. good air quality right now. we had it earlier today, we have been fortunate to be able to enjoy it with the wind. keeping the atmosphere stirred up. sea breeze that is. tomorrow morning you will have good air quality, except in the north bay, starting to see a bit of haze and tomorrow, the smoke impacts are possible up to the north. it's really saturday night, in to sunday that as that north/northeast wind develops, it will drag down smoke from the august complex fire and that's why we are looking at smokeyer conditions, especially on sunday. because of th

the humidity will be drop down to about 11% fairfield, 10% had in clear lake. i will be back with a full look of the forecast coming up. >> thank you, many of those who had to evacuate in the last few days have ended up in hotels in marin county, north bay hoethss are now totally booked. one manager told us that they went from 40% occupancy to 100 prs in 15 minutes as people were think the family for s. dinner sunday night and said our goodbyes at 8:00, there was no way to predict. >> some hotels lowered their rates allowing in pets, cats, dogs and birds as well to accommodate those evacuating. you can use our wild fire tracker, it'sity right on abc7 news.com and and the free abc7 news app as well. we also have an air quality tracker for you there as well. >>> abc7 has teamed up with thee red cross across the west to raise money for affected by the fires. >> we now know when some movie theaters had will open in san francisco and in addition to outdoor dining in a matter of hours. in door dining will be available at certain locations. details after the break. >>

the humidity will be drop down to about 11% fairfield, 10% had in clear lake. i will be back with the forecas. >> thank you, many of those who had to evacuate in the last few days have ended up in hotels in marin county, north bay hoethss are now totally booked. one manager told us that they went from 40% occupancy to 100 prs in 15 minutes as people were eeg loin. >> when you evacuate, you don't think it's going to happen twice. so, when we had the family for dinner sunday night and said our goodbyes at 8:00, there was no way to predict. >> some hotels lowered their rates allowing in pets, cats, dogs and birds as well to accommodate those evacuating. you can use our wild fire tracker, it'sity right on abc7 news.com and and the free abc7 news app as well. we also have an air quality tracker for you there as well. >>> abc7 has teamed up with thee red cross across the west to raise money for affected by the fires. >> we now know when some movie theaters had will open in san francisco and in addition to outdoor dining in a matter of hours. in door dining will be av

farther up, toward clear lake, the areas we're continuing to watch the development happens.s cierra talked about, she was talking about how she had of course had to go through security to get up into the area, it's scattered situation, it's dark, folks in the area who should not supposed to be there, stay out of the area if it's not safe, clearly the areas that are blockade, don't go near. back to you. >> absolutely, mike. lot of these areas have been evacuated. the evacuation orders in effect right now for sonoma county, the areas under evacuation orders right now. portions of santa rosa also being evacuated. we saw cierra johnson there right now, some of those homes fully engulfed in flames. some evacuation orders that we have in napa county the area in blue, this is the area that's under mandatory evacuation orders. >> now, we've got some new video, residents of the oakmont gardens assisted living center evacuated. these were the flames from shady fire, you see the glow there in the background, people are just trying to board buses that they brought in to take them out to

and we're up to 94 today in clear lake while santa rosa will be in the mid-70s, san francisco in the mid-60s. now this weekend it's going to be hot in the valleys. we are going to talk about that. also our air quality forecast is coming up a little bit later. >>> governor newsom is encouraging people to find optimism amid the bay area wildfires. he toured big basin in santa cruz county yesterday. >> we come and go. these trees, some of them have been up for 1,300, 4 hundred hundred, 1,500 years. they have scars that make this fire look modest in comparison. >> scientists say he's right. many of the giant redwoods are blackened but should survive. the park will likely be closed for at least a year before hiking and camping can resume. meanwhile, we do have some very good news on the containment front. let's start in the north bay. the lnu fires up there now 74% contained. similar numbers for the scu complex fire there in santa clara county in the lower right-hand corner of your screen. then the czu fires, they are nearly halfway contained. finally, firefighters have contained about a

areas like santa cruz morgan hill in gilroy some of our better air quality where as you head up to clear lake and over into the central valley and up into the sierra nevada and that's where you're looking at your worst conditions as for air quality this morning like i mentioned it's not a foggy morning for all of us across the bay there are pockets where you are seeing a couple of spots of fog right near the coastline and on the peninsula as well as in the north bay. most of us are seeing just a few clouds scattered overhead and definitely some drizzle for some of our coastal areas to watch out for some wet spots on one oh one and highway one on the peninsula. 50's and 60's for current temperatures with hayward and livermore each at 61 degrees. oakland euro to quell 62 right now with san francisco and berkeley each kicking off this morning in the upper 50's later on today, daytime highs will still be warm for inland areas rising well into the upper 80's for many inland cities. well bayside and coastal spots remain comfortable and cool with 60's and 70's for these spots. i do have more on your

temperatures at about 70 degrees up through the north bay. 93, ukiah. 94 in clear lake. really, really dry conditions. humidity is going to fall less than 30, 20% in some spots this weekend. and that excessive heat watch was upgraded to an excessive heat warning because of the near-record temps that we're expecting, this begins at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. not only are inland areas going to be seeing triple digit heat, but bayside areas are going to see temperatures in the 80s and 90s. and there is going to be the potential for a wind event on monday and tuesday with some offshore winds expected. that's going to really keep us on edge. because any time we see low humidity, hot temperatures and strong, gusty conditions, it brings elevated fire danger, especially right now with everything that we have going on and all the current wildfires burning. dangerous heat on sunday. potentially one of our hottest days this week. labor day the triple digits will continue. and again we're going to be monitoring it for those windy conditions headed into monday and tuesday. current temperat

and lowering to 20% in fairfield and sunday it's dryer, teens for fairfield, napa, antioch, 9% in clear lake now you know why the hire danger is running high. looking at a lovely view of san francisco, not much in the way of clouds or fog tonight. as a matter of fact, the system that is pushing in to the paskt northwester well to the north of us, what it's doing is kicking up the swell. we have a beach hazard statement until 2:00 p.m. the swells came up, they are 10-13 feet. increase risk of rip current. if you are anywhere near the beach, be careful. good air quality right now. we had it earlier today, we have been fortunate to be able to enjoy it with the wind. keeping the atmosphere stirred up. sea breeze that is. tomorrow morning you will have good air quality, except in the north bay, starting to see a bit of haze and tomorrow, the smoke impacts are possible up to the north. it's really saturday night, in to sunday that as that north/northeast wind develops, it will drag down smoke from the august complex fire and that's why we are looking at smokeyer conditions, especially on sunday. b

this will put us at 87 in clear lake, 84 in napa. 87 in liver moor, 77 in oakland. got you looking good in san jose at 79. palo alto, 80. head to the coastline, chilly 60s from san francisco to half moon bay. >>> okay. something that comes up on my calendar this time of the year, it's what about rain fachlt it's all we're looking for in those models. you can see september on our climate averages here. just starts to see those rain averages beginning to pick up. it's really in october when the rain season officially begins. we've seen the averages pick up. now here is something we have been keying in on, not one but two different cold fronts out here offshore. this is why we're seeing that smoke starting to move on out. there's even some rainfall chances with it. so coming up in about 25 minutes, we'll take a look at what's going to be different tomorrow morning with the fog and the drizzle, and we'll show you where we could get rainfall across the west. i'll see you back here in about 25 minutes. i feel like i haven't been able to deliver that kind of news for five

then clear lake, hot 94. look at the different that breeze is making. so for most of the bay area it's comfortable right now, but things are going to change. hot, hot. pressure is going to sit and park itself all the way across the west tier through labor day weekend. look at this area in red here. from northern california down to los angeles. that's your excessive heat watch that's in place saturday, sunday, also into monday. so what's that going to mean for our temperatures? san francisco, 73 saturday,le 7 sunday, 76 on monday. for the interior valley, dangerous heat. high fire danger. 97 saturday. 103 sunday. labor day, up to 100 degrees. so we'll likely see am records mixed in with this. thankfully for now it look like a three-day event. we got to hang in there. i hate to lay this on us with covid and smoke, the fires, but always good to get the heads up that we need to be cautious going into the upcoming week. >> hopefully the air will clear up and we can open our windows and not have any rolling blackouts. >>> the a's' season continues to be on ho

it's tomorrow afternoon and evening down to 10% in fairfield and thursday teens for humidity in clear lake, fairfield, that's the biggest concern right now. dan and anna. >> sandia thank you so much. if you at home want to keep track of the fires use tracker on our app. >>> more to come, good news for san francisco, it's moving ahead in the state's coronavirus reopening plan. the changes will you start to see in the city tomorrow. >>> it's a big difference plus no date has been humira patients,... ...this one's for you. you inspired us to make your humira experience even better... with humira citrate-free. it has the same effectiveness you know and trust, but we removed the citrate buffers, there's less liquid, and a thinner needle... with less pain immediately following injection. ask your doctor about humira citrate-free. and you can use your co-pay card to pay as little as $5 a month. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections,... ...including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened,... ...as have blood, liver, and nerv

final% humidity, napa, clear lake down to 8%. this is a weekend where you want to take things seriously and definitely remain vigilant. >> thanks. with the heat expected to heat the local beaches seeking relief but officials are urging folks reconsider in the name of safety. cornell bernard is live for us. locals are bracing themselves. >> reporter: i have to tell you, it's been a gorgeous day here if west marin. check out those waves behind me. the temperatures only going to get hotter. that is what locals are really concerned about. nearby stinson beach is the place to be but covid has changed all that. folks here are hoping that people just stay home this weekend. big waves crashing at stinson beach and the weather is warming up. still lots of room to socially dibls on the sand. kelly o'leary and her family visiting from san francisco. >> we were hoping to avoid the crowds. as it gets more crowded, we'll be heading out. >> reporter: crowds like these labor day weekend, it got so congested, the beach was nearly closed. locals d

will have highs from 90, livermore, concord, to over 100, fairfield, cloverdale, and 100 even at clear lake. then on sunday, even hotter. this may be the hottest of the three days in competition with monday. look at 106 inler more, 105, concord, 109, fairfield. that's what we're expecting. then on monday, i can't even call it a cooldown. a less hot day. 107 at clover dale. we're talking triple digit heat and we're talking potentially dangerous heat. a closer look a little later. lrry? >> all right. thank you. >>> now to the wildfires and steady progress being made. >> news there, the czu lightning complex is now 72% contained, having burned more than 391,000 acres. the lnu in napa, sonoma, lake and solano counties has burned more than 375,000 acres. that's 76% containment. and the czu fires, santa cruz, san mateo counties, have burned more than 85,000 acres. now 46% containle. today they are urging to visit assistance centers in napa and solano counties. >> everyone affected by the fire is encouraged to go today. there are no line no, appointments. we have county agencies there. they're the

we're up to 86 degrees in clear lake. a little bit warmer the farther north and inland you go.n approaching system that will bring in a few more clouds this evening. you can see it moving closer to portland right now with some rain, but by the time it gets here it's going to give us a stronger ocean breeze and more fog over the next couple of days. it's going to be a nice and comfortable week but by the weekend we'll see a strong area of high pressure building, and that's going to make it hot. we may also have some offshore winds which will be a concern for more fires developing. then as we look at our five-day air quality forecast there will be a lot more green here. look at your microclimate in spots like the coast and the bay. we'll see a lot more improvement after today. so really good news ahead. as we head over to you, mike, i know you have some breaking news going on right now. >>> i do, kari. this is on city street in san francisco. there's a police investigation, our news desk is following the details. it affects the location where we are with our camera in santa clara

for the east bay up to 94 today in clear lake. we'll talk more about this coming up. mike, how is it looking right now for the commute? >>> well, kari, monday we had metering lights on early. tuesday later. wednesday we get a live look out there and we see the metering lights not yet on but the backup has just started in the last two minutes. you see the slowing in the middle lanes. no major problems getting there or across the span. the rest of the bay moves very smoothly. i am tracking, however, a little slowing for san jose and a couple incidents in to silicon valley. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> only in l.a. next for you here on "today in the bay," the man who literally flew airplanes like superman sparking a mystery made for hollywood. >>> the president travels to kenosha, wisconsin, to demand law and order. and that's largely what he finds. >>> plus, a show of support. the growing amount of donations now pouring in for two northern california girls seen in a viral photo doing their homework outside a taco bell. they had to get wi-fi. we'll be right back.

we're reaching into the triple digits with a high of 108 degrees in concord as well as clear lake and 102 today in san jose. and we'll talk more about this coming up in a few minutes. let's head out on the roads this morning. if you do have to work and you're driving we are going to see a couple of incidents that may slow you down. we're looking at 880 going northbound north of hayward, seeing an accident here i've been watching, and that's also going to slow down the direction going northbound, but we also have a fatal accident on i-80 near dixon. this may affect travel coming back into the bay area after a long holiday ch that. more op in a few minutes, kris. >>> breaking news in san francisco right now where police are investigating an apparent deadly shooting that may have broken up a large sideshow. this all happened about four hours ago near mission terrace. jackie ward is live with details. this is what everybody did not want to see, the crowds of people gathering. >> reporter: exactly right. we are at mission and ocean in the excelsior neighborhood. this is where mission was c

we're up to 93 today in ukiah and 94 in clear lake.ll see the most unhealthy air quality will be in the north bay as well as the south bay. and tomorrow gets a little bit worse in santa clara county. we will see some improvement at the beaches going into the weekend we're all going to see more stagnant air as well as hotter temperatures. we have high pressure overhead and basically that acts as a cap or a lid. it causes the air to sink and is trapping that smoke. during the early hours we have cooler temperatures which also causes the air to sink. at times we do have unhealthy air quality as that smoke just real as we go into the weekend we're goinoing to make it also unhealthy. take a look at how hot it's going to be, make plans to try to stay cool this labor day weekend. mike, how is it looking right now? you are tracking that traffic alert. >>> yeah, kari, and i have to add another incident i'm tracking because of concerns. as you look at your map, when i pull up the screen, i've circled it on the peninsula. this is 101 at hillsdale

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to the >>forces up there still battling the lnu complex fires which are so 98% contained out by clear lake and so this is on top of all of that the fire of the 3 that you see there the fire that's to the north that's the glass fire. the one that started all of this early yesterday and the winds overnight drove the embers high into the air and to the lower left portion of your screen which sparked those 2 other fires. one of them being the shady fire. that's the one higher up of those 2 and that's the one that's been burning in and around the area of east santa rosa has been forcing thousands to flee their homes as we've seen evacuation orders and not only issued overnight but expanded in these early morning hours and one is that you don't normally see the hospital in saint helene was evacuated, they evacuated off. >>oakmont residents top for us seniors with 4,500 people they brought buses in and got them to safety chateau boswell winery in saint helena gone blackrock and insane alina gone and as we said many homes we have team coverage this morning out in the field our reporters have been

san jose and palo alto. 95 in morgan hill and 98 in concord with napa reaching 92 degrees. 97 in clear lake. and we're still watching those winds and also the wind direction, wind speeds plays a huge role in how much smoke we'll see throughout different times of the day. so we're starting out with mostly a calm wind and then we see the winds coming out of the south and also at times from the east as we go into today it's still going to bring in higher humidity but that smoke really won't mix out too much because the winds have calmed down significantly and even when we start to see the wind coming in from the north we are going to have a very light wind so it doesn't make a huge difference here. and so the bay area air quaul district issued that spare the air alert through the end of the workweek. and it doesn't look like we're going to see any huge improvements here because of the high pressure that will be kind of pushing that smoke down, that high pressure causes the air to sink, exerts a high amount of pressure on the earth. as we go to the end of the week it will still be hot and smoky

good news if you're tired of the heat. 90 for antioch for thursday and those fairfield, antioch, clear lake and cloverdale in the 90s for friday while the rest of us in the 60s, 70s and 80s. we'll turn it over to julian now for more news. >> thank you, mike. >>> now an update on a story that got a lot of attention yesterday. this morning we're hearing more from a texas mom about the potential dangers of sanitizers around flames. kate wise was badly burned, as you can see, when her sanitizer caught fire. she rubbed it on her hands before she lit a candle at home. never a good idea. and the flames quickly spread. >> the explosion happened in a matter of two seconds and lit my entire body on fire. i heard my daughter screaming, mom's on fire, mom's on fire. >> she suffered burns to 20% of her body. she is sharing her story to warn others not to do the same. make sure your hands are completely dry before handling anything that might have an open flame. you can watch the full report coming up on "gma" at 7:00 right here after "abc7 mornings." . wow, badly burned there. >>> fans will be able to w

only fairfield and antioch and maybe clear lake and cloverdale for friday.dy for some 60s, 70s and 80s for highs starting as quickly as tomorrow. >>> now an abc7 news live desk update. >> at the live desk. i know this is not what some people want to hear, but we have reports coming in that say deep cleaning and disinfecting may not protect you from covid-19. so, here are the details. the cdc says it's a long shot that you can get the virus from a door knob or a package. scientists say surfaces aren't the problem. and that sanitizing gives people a false sense of security. however, big however here, disinfectanting surfaces is a good habit to keep because it can prevent other viruses like stomach viruses which can then lead to the stomach flu. the level of cleaning being done right now because of the pandemic is probably showing people just how much they weren't cleaning before, julian. kind of gross. >> ain't that the truth. put some extra elbow grease in there and do the cleaning. thank you, jobina. >>> single mother of four in florida say her kids' lemonad

to the >>forces up there still battling the lnu complex fires which are so 98% contained out by clear lake top of all of that the fire of the 3 that you see there the fire that's to the north that's the glass fire. the one that started all of this early yesterday and the winds overnight drove the embers high into the air and to the lower left portion of your screen which sparked those 2 other fires. one of them being the shady fire. that's the one higher up of those 2 and that's the one that's been burning in and around the area of east santa rosa has been forcing thousands to flee their homes as we've seen e

we're talking about numbers here at 7% around napa and clear lake. 6% relative humidity in ukiah. spread rapidly and it dries out the vegetation even more. it looks like the humidity comes up for parts of the bay area.l very low. we look at wind speed and direction. it could cause those fires to spread off to the south. as we go into this afternoon we could see the winds shifting, direction from the south which could make the fire spread in a different direction off to the north. a lot of concerns here. it not only changes where the smoke is going but where the fire could go. as we go into the next 24 hours some variable weather conditions. over the south bay, it's not only the north bay. we see it returning. for the north bay, east bay and south bay limit your time outside and if you do have an n95 mask, you'll want to wear that because it will filter out some of the particulate matter that makes it unhealthy out there. you want to try to get out of the areas where the smoke is the thickest. we have the heat advisory that continues today and we may set a record in san francisco a

lakes father is like a lunatic actually, reid has social media posts. kamala harris doesn't think anything about it, and she thinks that's worth praising. and, let me make the facts are clearn jacob lake in case anyone forgot them. there was an outstanding warrant for jacob lake when the police were called on august 23rd. the outstanding was open the day that jacob lake went to that scene where he was ultimately arrested, he was -- there was an order for the court prohibiting him from being at that scene. he stole khakis from the individual that he had previously been accused of molesting, and each puts one of the police officers and a headlock and ended up being shot. now fork kamala harris, let's make one thing here. she was the attorney general of the state of california. when you are in law enforcement, it's in your blood. you don't use lose it. she changes from plural dell micro law enforcement to probe criminal and the fact that she would visit that family and talk to them about how wonderful they are, she didn't visit the victim in that case. the victim was hysterical, she was crying. she was worried about her own children and this was a nightmare scenario for her t

clear uston methodist in lake, i want to thank dr. omar nina, and dr. limb who all cared for many infected patients. want to recognize three registered nurses. diana ie doctor, ryburger and nicole harick who cared exclusively for covid-19 patients so their other staff members would not have to. to acknowledge the largest hospital system in texas, memorial herman health system, which has been on he front looints of the -- frontlines of the region's response to the pandemic. they have more than 6,000 8,000 nurses and hundreds of case managers and social workers have been caring families ts and their in one of the country's most significant hot spots. every day heir lives to care for our community and have worked tirelessly to slow disease.d of this and finally, i want to mngs a handful of heroes -- mention a heroes of st. luke's. hamer, a pulmonologist who practice and supported the needs of covid patients. and thank you, dr. monty hood working day and night since the pandemic started and for oversight, which is undoubtedly resulted in successful patient

can we clear out the smoking lake completely? not the case. maybe the depth of the smoke.ou can see the forecast models. moving closer to the sierra, around lake tahoe. they have smoke advisories to kick in tonight and tomorrow. we will still keep smoke in the forecast as we head into friday and possibly beyond. and nothing to clear this out instantly until maybe next week . we will see improvement in the upper level pattern that will help push the smoke out of the bay area. another spare the air alert into friday extended into the weekend. everybody in the orange unhealthy and sensitive groups take caution. the smoke is not as thick today. if you went outside for a few minutes this afternoon, it is actually warmer. right now we have 70s to report in walnut creek and concord. oakland 68. most areas about 2 to 5 to 8 degrees warmer, compared to wednesday afternoon. once again the smoky skies and the foggy conditions mixed in near the coast and right around the bay. areas of fog and smoke and haze first thing tomorrow morning. overnight lows will be 50 to 60 degrees. startin

clear. protected plant species grow in the nature reserves and conservation areas around the lake for example the marsh. in restricted areas people often build fires which is not permitted all this with cigarette butts. the heart of the summer the more people head into the water as many as a 1000 per day at the book than there go waterfalls in the article. often they get close to sensitive areas and show little consideration for the environment with its rare plant species. the more popular a spot like this becomes the greater the threat to its nature. plus one it's not true that's not what he says is this trend toward sharing individual experiences with a larger only lives on social media platforms like instagram it was inside a media instagram information about an incredible sunrise over the mountain that he needs to more people coming from these spots even in typically after time. this is . done fish started you know it's truly gives me cause for concern that they saw that maybe one way to help is to avoid those popular spots altogether. we're getting close to the top. on the side of the tr

it's headed toward boston but clear skies and it's going to cut your temperatures in half across the great lakes, ohio of green in a fall like pattern that's going to be to be in place upper 60s for new york city. >> we'll take a look at the tropics coming up. >> looks like we may have lost a bit of audio there >>> still to come we'll tell you how wall street is responding to last night's chaotic debate. >> and what could be told behind closed doors in the breonna taylor case. laundry isn't done until it's done with downy. good moves. or hydration. neutrogena® hydro boost. the number 1 hyaluronic acid moisturizer instantly delivers 2 times the hydration. and keeps hydrating all day long. running dry of supple, bouncy skin. never! hydro boost. pair with new serum for 4 times the hydrating power. neutrogena® if sttry new align digestivetive issuede-stress. pair with new serum for 4 times the hydrating power. it combines align's probiotic with ashwagandha to help soothe occasional digestive upsets, plus stress that can make them worse. align digestive de-stress. from the pros in digestive health. b

i was walking around the lake every day because it's just so clear. when the smoke was bad you can smell smoke, it wasn't good. >> reporter: this is what the sky look like wednesday of last week. the eerie orange sky was caused by ash from wildfires in california and oregon. it was the worst air in the world. today it's a different story. >> there's more people working out. i have not worked out for two or three days which is hard for me. i'm healthy but i had a problem breathing. throwback according to the bay area management district, most of the bay area is in the green zone which means good quality management. they explain why air is improving. >> clean ocean air has moved in which we moved a lot of smoke that we've been dealing with for the last month. >> reporter: there still residual smoke high in the air which might look make the sky look hazy but it's not at the ground level. >>> you think about it, so much as happened within the past 7 to 10 days. first it got real dark, wednesday the middle of the day look like the middle of the night. smok

clear. take a look at this. in satellite images, this is lake charles before laura struck and after. trees gone, buildings shattered. blue tarps instead of roofs. thousands have no power, no water and no idea when they will return. abc's victor oquendo is there tonight. >> reporter: tonight in lake charles, louisiana, worry and desperation is growing by the day in the stifling heat. this long line of cars behind me, it stretches for miles. people have been waiting for hours for the basic supplies. the u.s. military is handing out things like ice, water, meals and tarps. so many here, like clifton leblanc, left with little more than incredible stories of survival. what are you waiting in line for? >> anything we can get. >> reporter: anything you can get? >> we lost the roof to our house. we were trapped in our house for four days. our brother-in-law came and cut us out with a chainsaw yesterday. >> reporter: what was that like? >> bad. it was bad. >> reporter: since making landfall thursday, laura claiming at least 18 lives. more than half of those deaths coming from carbon monoxide

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in the field, morgan lake claimed her fifth successive national high jump title on countback. the commonwealth games silver medallist cleared bradshaw won her eighth national pole vault title, stopping the competition after this title—winning jump of 4.35m. afterwards, she dedicated her victory to her grandfather who died yesterday. i struggled a little bit in warm up and felt a little bit flat, i didn‘t get much sleep last night, trying to rally the family together but it was important for them as well for me to come. i‘m glad i came and still got british champion. he would be really happy. britain‘s georgia taylor—brown put in a superb performance to win the women‘s race at the triathlon world championships in hamburg. taylor—brown broke clear early in the run section and gradually extended her advantage to win by nine seconds. meanwhile in the men‘s race, france‘s vincent luis defended his title. alex yee was the top briton in fifth thanks to the fastest time in the run section. alistair brownlee was ninth with brotherjonny back in 31st. record—breaking mare enable has won herfinal race in britain — the september stakes

lake district. a beautiful afternoon here with temperatures in the high 20s. now, we keep some clearhowers drifting their way east and a little more cloud perhaps across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. a relatively mild start to wednesday morning in the southeast. a little bit cooler into the north because we've got an area of high pressure that's drifting in across the north of scotland. and it's going to introduce more of a northeasterly airflow over the next couple of days. so the temperatures will start to recede. now, that means the best of the sunshine for wednesday will be across central and southern england and wales. there's always going to be the risk of more cloud through northern england, scotland, northern ireland. and a cooler feel here — temperatures into the mid—teens, but we could see highest values of 26 in the southeast corner. a good deal of dry weather to close out the working week, but notably cooler. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. an historic agreement for the middle east signed at the white house. the united arab emirates and b