just south of cloverdale this is an evacuation warning for cloverdale on the west side outside the city limits, but you can see it's encroaching on these populated areas when you head down toward healdsburg and you get a similar picture, here's the city of healdsburg which is not evacuated, but just west of dry creek. this area with a lot of wineries some very popular tourist area. beautiful country and all of these are thermal activity spots that are located on this map so that just gives you perspective on this part of the lnu we jump over to the other side or by lake berryessa in the napa area all of this blue and purple this is an evacuation area. this is and when up in the hills just east of the napa valley and you get into the valley itself insane alina we are we're all familiar with that that's just at the edge of the evacuation area, here's highway 29 heading up toward lake county and then you go up that highway to calistoga and look at this. this evacuation areas right on the edge of the community of calistoga so another perspective of that and jump over to the other side of th

you can see 106 in brentwood. 92 in redwood city. 91 in san jose. 93 in cloverdale.just the slightest sea breeze, though, has kicked up from half moon bay to san francisco. so you can see we're only in the low 70s right now. so not as warm as we were yesterday, but something that is much different than yesterday, the humidity is certainly much higher. you look at the dew points right now and these numbers measure how much moisture is in the atmosphere. when these numbers get above 60, like they are right now, that is pretty humid air. earlier this morning the numbers were above 70, and that is when it gets oppressive humidity, almost feels like florida humidity. and this humidity interacting with the hot temperatures we have storms. heat warnings still in effect with a high risk of heat-related illness. this will continue tomorrow as well. overnight tonight, another warm night out there. not only warm, it's rather humid as well. many cities will only drop into the 70s, like san mateo, san jose, concord, even cloverdale. low to mid-60s as you get closer to the coast.

all of this yellow area on the west side of cloverdale is under an evacuation warning. so that's right next to that community down highway one o one geyserville looks like it's clear but then we get into healdsburg very popular tourist town a lot of people going there and just west of dry creek which is this blue ribbon right here west of highway one o one all of this area were there are number of very well known wineries that operate all back in here this is a mandatory evacuation area you see these are. thermal locations that are pointed out on this map and then all south of that we're talking about the russian river area here is guerneville evacuation on the north side of the russian the evacuation the green area on the south side of the river so that's that part of the lnu complex and we jump over to the lake berryessa area all of this blue and purple is also mandatory evacuation area and you look right into the heart of napa valley look at this right north and east of saint helene a evacuation orders this goes up into the angland area in the mountains, here's a one

up to the north, showers in cloverdale and all looks good here off the coast. and through the south bands and i bay and east bay, not looking in the any issues. and looking at the air quality, this will improve in the east bay slightly with the seabreeze. >>> president trump is toutinga. the federal government has granted emergency authorization to treat the virus with plasma. let's go to jobina at the live desk. >> and that treatment focuses blood plasma taken from people who recovered from covid-19. it is rich in antibodies that may benefits new patients. president trump says that several studies show th is safe and effective. >> i urge all americans who have recovered from the virus to go to coronavirus do the gi.gov anp and donate plasma. >> and many say that the evidence is inconclusive and it may only help a person after they have been iinfected. >>> now to your voice your vote. as the republican national could be venks kicks off tonight, it will be ave events in charlotte and a virtual dock certificat concert. the main theme is honoring the american stor

but we go in close and a few sprinkles around cloverdale, highway 101. but as we go of off the coast, lightning strikes. i saw one of point reyes earlier and south bay and east bay, not a concern the next few hours. the moisture will continue to lift out of the bay anhecoast, this is on stable atmosphere. temperatures coming down just a little bit today. we're eventually going to get back into our fog at the coast. but as for the afternoon and the air quality, it is bad toast ba south bay and the visibility is reduced to just over a mild in livermore due to that poor air quality. so we'll talk more about the forecastaudible ] >>> in the last half hour, the fire has now burned 78,000 a acres. julian glover is live what we've learned. >> reporter: that 78,000 acres up from the 74,000 that cal fire last reported in their last incident update last night. want to give you some of the other numbers. 13% containment, that is good news. but 23,000 structures are currently being threatened. in santala coty h from from cal fire that the evacuation was due to cauti

santa rosa and cloverdale on the east bay, low to mid 90s from oakland down to freedom. inland east bay, everyone is over 100. we're talking sizzling. upper 80s, maybe only 100 on sunday but then back to 102 on monday, 106 tuesday, 104 wednesday, and finally, the temperatures may begin to moderate. for the next seven days we will see numerous locations inland with triple digit readings. >> oh, boy. we don't need any more danger. thank you. >> sunday seems cool at 100 degrees. gear up for what is required from all educators in the district. >> my first reaction was, really? why not? >>> now more than ever, it's important californians have health coverage. if you've lost health insurance, covered california can help. you may even get financial help to pay for your health insurance. just visit coveredca.com today. for you can adjust youriggest sacomfort on both sides...eep your sleep number setting.. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjust

triple digit heat for cloverdale. here's the extended forecast and what you can expect. and there we go. with temperatures just a bit cooler as we look to thursday and that continues through the rest of the workweek and into the weekend. let's check in with giannalo at >>> hey, good morning. there is a close in effect along highway 1 a traffic alert there as yowork along the coast between pescadero both directions down to the santa cruz county line. due to fires burning in the area. the closure will be in effect for quite some time. no word yet when they will reopen. both directions of highway 1 between pescadero down to the santa cruz county line. all lanes completely shut down in highway 9 as wellfor the multiple wildfis burning around the bay area. state route 935 route 9. highway 1 atat e afstc as well as parts of highway 35 also. try to avoid the area if you can. in the north bay, this is due to the hennessey fire closures in the napa and solano county areas. 128 between silverado trail and napa county line. and also between pleasants valley road. and of course we'l

as we go north, the bodega bay, over near cloverdale, quote calistoga, this is getting into the winds. it is generally light out there. fairfield is reporting 12 miles per hour. i am seeing a little bit of breeze over are the -- that could develop. that could bring strong gusts. that is something we do not want to see, especially with the firefighters and the fight going on. the air quality continues to suffer. it is unhealthy for sensitive groups. central bay, into areas of the south bay, areas of the east bay, as well as santa clara valley, unhealthy. it seems like the matter where i went yesterday, it was just hazy and smoky. here is a look at the afternoon highs. they are right near the seasonal average. upper 80s for santa rosa, 69 san francisco, 93 livermore, 86 in san jose. temperatures will continue to cool. that is good news for the firefighters. i will have a look at the extended forecast all the way into your bay area weekend, coming up in just a little bit. >>> the time is 5:12. coming up, tensions after a police shooting, what led up to that shooting and what the resident

it is still smoking hot in cloverdale. will go with more heat over the next few days.will be near 100 degrees inland. that will go all the way to wednesday. that is how long the heat warnings are posted. that is very weird for the bay area. normally the clouds will come to the rescue. >>> new at 6:00, how you can sanitize your n95 masks with a common up alliance found in your kitchen? >>> the divide in distance learning goes beyond technology. new numbers on students attendance that suggest a bigger issue. >>> why hi ♪ ♪ we've always put safety first. ♪ ♪ and we always will. ♪ ♪ for people. ♪ ♪ for the future. ♪ ♪ and there has never been a summer when it's mattered more. wherever you go, summer safely. get 0% apr financing for up to five years on select models and exclusive lease offers. >>> this week, students rising both scholars commit to social justice, inspiring one to help her community. she is using art as a way to remember others who have lost their lives to violence. >>> kathy's mural tribute to breonna taylor keeps watch over this stretch of oaklands downtow

cloverdale is at 63. there are big changes. they have something in common. they are all 55. sunshine today? little fog -- a low fog will get reinforcement from a system digging in. tuesday to wednesday is windy for sure. you will say it is raining out. if this verifies -- look at half moon bay. one of the forecast models kept it around 100s. it looks like a changes on tuesday night. it looks like measurable drizzle or light rain. we have upper 80s or 90s through the interior. they have dealt with that for a week. it looks cooler. that will take us into wednesday. we have very little change into the weekend. >>> and east bay family is looking for their stolen u-haul truck. up next, what was in there and why they desperately want it back. >>> microsoft might buy tick- tock, how the trump administration might be involved in approving or denying the purchase. >>> first, don't forget, you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the new ktvu newsletter. just go to ktvu.com/email to sign up for the daily service. >>> welcome back. it is 4:45. two peo

it's 82 in brentwood, the same in cloverdale. 68 in palo alto, 69 in santa rosa and oakland at 65 degreesler 7 along with satellite, the story we're tracking, low pressure off our coastline right now will keep the marine layer intact overnight tonight but that area of low pressure, the way the winds circulate counterclockwise will continue to keep smoke in the bay area. overnight tonight we'll see that fog move in from the coast and spill around the bay shoreline. numbers mainly in the mid-50s. future weather, first thing tomorrow morning when we have a marine layer like we'll have tomorrow morning when the fog is pretty expansive, it can track smoke near the surface. you probably noticed in the morning you can smell the smoke a little bit more than you can in the afternoon and that's what we expect with some of the worst air quality coming tomorrow morning and gradually improving in the afternoon as the fog rose and a little bit of a wind picks up. so tomorrow highs, 60s, 70s around the bay shoreline. our warmest spots in the 80s, if not hitting 90 degrees, so pretty average for this tim

in the north bay, it's a warm one tomorrow, 89 in santa rosa. 90 in cloverdale. a little cooler at 66 degrees and afternoon sunshine, warm in the east bay tomorrow. oakland going to 76. 83 union city, 82 castro valley and it's pretty hot inland tomorrow. it 97 in antioch. 92 in walnut creek and 93 the high in livermore. so here's the 7-day forecast, it remains hot inland. we expect cooler air to move in here by tuesday especially into wednesday, we're actually a little below average for this time of the year. a little change in terms of our sky condition. partly cloudy by friday. morning fog-to-sun next saturday. temperatures in the 70s to low 90s, guys. >> okay. that sounds like august to me. drew, thank you very much. >> all right, time now to get a check with sports, chris alvarez joining us with more. hey, c is. >> coming up in sports, the shark is side lined. now the giants will be out of the rotation. plus, queue up the sun. a celebration of coliseum as, fenow there's more to wlove with xfinity x1,? the ultimate entertainment experience. like live sports. t

but as you head into the valleys, we jump from 81 to 92. 100s around cloverdale. and in the east bay, we have 80 in richmond, 83 in89 in degrfremont. and inland, 97 to 102. look at this, and i woulday s w refreshing 50s in the north bay and along the coast, but you can't because of the smoke and the unhealthy air. that is the unfortunate part. it will be cooler tonight, but still very smoky outside. so tonight will be one of our coolest nights, friday morning will be pretty decent. look at those temperures, pulling back by a couple degrees, but still warmer than average and we'll flirt with 100 over the weekend, mid to upper heat.d toward sunday and the monday, we'rechg genevieve to bring us more humidity and a slight chance of thunderstorms and we'll talk about that coming up. >>> with all of this going on, the california emergency management agency is reminding all of us really we have to be ready for any type of natural disaster like a wildfire. we all are encouraged to have emergency kits stocked with items like battery operated di fla shlights with extra batt

roads along with cloverdale road between peskov 0 road creek road and as gaza's creek also the santaruz county state highway to 36 is closed between state highway 9 and james in creek wanted to list those out in case, someone is watching right now they need to know what's closing the need to know where they can go if they're having to evacuate this morning. now we've also been able to talk to residents who had to leave with a moment's notice take a listen. >>you couldn't see it from my house as a thing. a gorgeous sunny day and that doesn't happen and doesn't get on a ridge and it's on the other side of the ridge, so it had to come over the ridge go downhill as part of a move that quickly downhill. and then there's of all toll road which is a fire road and the creek before we jump on the right properties sell that gives me like a little bit of confidence that it's just looks like it's getting big really fast amazing to see how powerful nature isn't just to be reminded that like more 9 control. >>right so you heard there from people who had to leave still more than 7,000 acres continu

everybody else in the 80s until you get to cloverdale and low i. 79 in fremont. some 90s around fairfield, pittsburg, antioch. otherwise we have mid to upper 70s in our inland east bay neighborhoods. tonight temperatures even a degree or two cooler than this morning with low 50s to low 60s. so here we're waking up and fairly clean air. and the seabreeze will be strongest today. you can see it trying to undercut the smoke and push it off to the east as we head throughout most of the day. so today will be one of the cleaner days according to this model. but you can see tonight the smoke starts to come in and thursday it starts to encroach once again. and we'll have the winds that are coming in and they will increase the threat of fire as they increase the smoke out there and our temperatures. we'll see what is going on with the hurricane coming up next. >>> in san francisco, hayes treat is the latest to close to cars in an he was to help struggling businesses. the "chronicle" is reporting that it will hit down to traffic everyone weekend. the closure happens friday

will settle in the desert southwest and look at it pump up nearly 100 fairfield, clearlake and cloverdale in-land sunday and it will be almost as warm monday. temperatures above average everywhere with 70s and 80s even reaching the coast. >>> and families in pacifica are being advised to be on alert for a mountain lion. so look at this, this mountain lion spotted on home surveillance early saturday. this was in the fairmont neighborhood. mike watkins says he woke up to an alert on his phone, he thought it was his son leaving for work. but later on the cam rankacamer, this is what he saw. he and his wife had just install this had camera about a week ago and he has alerted pacifica police and animal control. so be careful. >>> a young man from pennsylvania is on a mission to reassure kids everywhere when it comes to distance learning. >> it is okay to feel overwhelmed or anxious or nervous about remote learning. >> so this is 9-year-old jermaine edwards. and his video on youtube has captured the hearts and minds of a lot of people with help from his mom. >> it made me feel happy because i w

some 100s up in cloverdale. low to upper 90s in thes ea eas bay. mix of 70s and 80s around the bay. >>> happening today, there is going to be a contactless grocery giveaway in pleasanton. all you have to do is drive up, pop your trunk and volunteers will load you up with boxes of fresh produce, kale, carrot, onions and a box of canned goods. another giveaway was held yesterday in heyward. the food bank says it now gives out up to 70% more in food assistance than it did last year because of job losses due to the pandemic. >> we've seen the numbers increase every week. we're averaging anywhere from 450 to 480 vehicles coming through each week. >> it is very much needed. we don't know when we'll be able to go back to work. >> that is wonderful. the food bank is giving away a million pounds of food every week and today's grocery giveaway will so street. >>> and the pumpkin weigh off will take place in october this year, but with some big changes. it is being moved o a private location and no spectators will be allowed. growers can have a few assistants

of ground clutter south of the bay, but these are thunderstorms continuing just to the west of cloverdale. now to the north, that activity will push farther and farther to the north and the weather pattern is going to calm down in terms of the storms. the heat is going to back off slightly but not going away anytime soon. take a look at the 7 day forecast in a few minutes. >>> in sonoma county, powerful storms took down trees which then fell into homes, narrowly missing those inside. >>> the weather moved quickly through sonoma county bringing with it lightning and heavy wind. it is a dramatic daytime display of weather more like the midwest than the bay area. lightning strikes were scattered but the wind also caused damage. >> i wanted to be ready to get out of here. >> jason was in his room when this oak lost one of its limbs. >> the tree fell through my bathroom. >> rachel grossman's house took a tree. >> pretty scary with all of the thunder and lightning that has been happening. >> the giant tree crashed into there, and like jason she was in a different part of the house. at one time

we're back in the 80s in san francisco tomorrow, back in the 90s for oakland. 103 in cloverdale. even along the coast it will be warm. santa cruz staying in the 90s. so the accuweather seven-day forecast or heat wave continues tomorrow. we'll see another peak of our heat wave on tuesday with extreme heat. and then by thursday that's when we'll track cooler weather moving in, and by friday and saturday our temperatures closer to average for this time of the year. >> announcer: now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >>> you can see the 49ers struck gold when they took a 6'4", 250-pound tight end out of iowa with the 146th pick overall fifth round oth draft. you know his name, george kittle. his deal makes him the highest paid tight end in league history. things are a little different these days in santa clara. coach shanahan, john lynch all in masks. everyone excited about kittle's five-year $75 million extension. number 85 can do it all on the field. he's an unquestioned leader of a team that fell just short of a super bowl victory last season. he holds the record of most receiving

and even a few 90s around antioch, fairfield, clearlake and cloverdale.ere above average by saturday. >>> we likely will not beeeg aot of bnds of disinfecting wipes in stores anytime soon. the head of clorox says the oakland based company is out of wipes. part of the problem involves the supply chain and issues in china and also some materials used for wipes are going to make medical gowns and masks. a trade group says the demand is unprecedented. >> there is a cross section of challenges like we have not seen in modern times. >> thein institute says that its plants are working 24 hours a day to make wipe, but they can't meet the demand. >>> uber is the latest company to extend work from home for its employees. workers based out of the san francisco headquarters will be to work remotely until at least july of next year. uber will offer $500 to work workers with their home health setups. >>> and the best golfers are in the area for the pga championship. today the pros will begin playing practice rounds at tpc harding park before tomorrow's first round. pga

look at the temperatures tomorrow. 72 in san francisco and still a few 100s around cloverdale and fairfield. look at this, this is our milder day but we're still above average from 72 in san francisco to upper 90s inland and you can see the 100s and heat starting to march west, once again, friday. >> all right, thank you, mike. >>> your health is one of the key areas that we are focused on as we work to build a better bay area. a stanford scientist is looking at the impact of the pandemic on our brains. neuro scientist says the disruption to our routines challenges our brains to adapt. in a new book, he explains how the structure of the human brain has almost 86 billion neurons to respond to changes. >> we are doing things that are new for the brain and that we are trying things out that we never did before and maybe, you know, never had the opportunity to do before and now we're forced into it. >> so, there's two sides to this. while our brains are adapting to these frequent changes, they may be hampered by isolation from working from home and the lack of interacting with family and friend

you right now but tracking some pop-up thunderstorms with the threat of lightning not just for cloverdale but also for guard bill right now this evening, let's take a live look outside downtown san francisco. and we are seeing a lot of upper levels of tropical clouds but fortunately not bringing any pop-up thunderstorms to most of the bay area, especially downtown san francisco with overnight lows. just cooling down into the 60's and 70's so very mild temperatures little relief during the overnight hours for your tuesday afternoon once again tracking temperatures anywhere from about 10 to 20 degrees above average downtown san francisco, 75 degrees mid 80's for oakland and hayward and widespread 90's and triple digit heat as you make your way inland specifically the tri valleys and santa rosa 105 degrees san jose 96 degrees in these above average temperatures without excessive heat warning will continue through wednesday with some relief later into the week jonathan back to you risa thanks so much. we are continuing our fire coverage and we wanted to let you know about a fire in monterey c

the east bay and the north bay thursday and you can even see some 90s starting to creep in around cloverdalegoing to happen for >>> pier 47 now has a new home. y y in june he was told he would have to move to allow a nearby restaurant to set up outdoor restaurants. it took a lot of phone calls to find a new location. >> all of a sudden it exploded on the other end of the line. it was just like, heck, yeah, you can sell fish at our harbor. i almost fell out of my chair. >> i like the way he told that story. he will also have a food truck at his new spot. >>> the 49ers are back and currently in their acclimation period. that includes strength training and walk-through practices. this phase of training camp will run until next tuesday. john lynch says no players h d out for the upcoming season. under the new guidelines no preseason games this year. with limited practice time this year, there is a lot of work to do. >> we're going to be ready to adapt to anything. you have to with the covid stuff, you never know when you're going to lose people. >> so many people have been working their tails of

you can see we have up with hundred degrees or higher at uk eye, a cloverdale, concord,

temperature-wise, another mild night on tap. 83 in concord, 75 in san jose, 82 in cloverdale. gilroy is warm 81 degrees. and you felt the humidity throughout the day. especially earlier this morning. dew point measures how much moisture is in the atmosphere, when they climb above 60 it's humid. that's what we have in a lot of cities right now. we have a lot of moisture in atmosphere that could also aid in creating thunderstorms early tomorrow morning. dangerous heat wave upon us. advisory still in effect, excessive heat warnings still in effect for tomorrow. risk of heat-related illness remains high. again a warm night. 60s to mid and upper 70s next 12 hours, and really what we're watching closely is the threat for more lightning. future weather. hour by hour, looks like storms will approach 3:00 to 4:00 a.m. off the coastline. 5:00 a.m. expect some development in storms. with the latest guidance, 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, storms likely develop mainly in the north bay. they can shift north and south a little bit but north bay has best chance of seeing lightning in t

breeze that could send smoke out to the peninsula, and it could send smoke closer to healdsburg or cloverdalecurrentlien healthy air quality up in mendocino county, and as you move closer to the north bay, the yellows and greens. good air quality or moderate air quality, and that's what we right now from san rafael be to, oakland, san francisco, and not to bad in portions of the south bay and the santa cruz mountains. the spare the air alert continues into your sunday. that means we are in the green. unhealthy for sensitive groups across the region, as the smoke and haze continues to pay us a visit. here is our live camera in san jose right now, where we do have some haze in place, and we're showing you some of the current numbers out there for your saturday night. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. we're going to be tracking smog and smoke first thing tomorrow morning. and then the clouds clear back, and it will be the beginning of a warming trend. warm to hot temperatures, especially for the inland neighborhoods over the next few days. i'll have your full five-day forecast coming up in a few

and cloverdale north, low to mid-90s. you can see low to upper 70s from richmond at 70, oakland 73 and free month fremont, fremont, and open the window, 93. and tonight mid to upper 50s and you can see the smoke temporarily clears out, but high pressure comes over us tomorrow and friday and the winds will become a little more erratic. and temperatures will climb into the low to mid-90s inland and mid to inner 80s around the bay. so warmer conditions are on the way. >>> and in san francisco, hayes street will be the latest city street it close to cars in an effort to help some of the struggling businesses. the "chronicle" reports the popular street will shut down to traffic between laguna and franklin streets every weekend starting friday at to allows per dhants sidewasid sidewalks and streets. and they have seen about 20 bars a restaurants close permanently during the pandemic. >>> and in oakland, a restaurant is back in business thanks to a grant from the oakland african-american schchamber of commerce. makignolia street

north bay, 83 in petaluma, 94 in cloverdale, 85 in paloma. 75 for oakland, 74 in berkeley, 82 the high for union city. tomorrow, hot, 90s, but couple of degrees cooler, 90 the high in san ramon. accuweather seven-day forecast, steady pare steady pattern, fog to sunshine, slight dip, then bounce back, friday looking to be warmest of the week, 80s and 90s away from the coast. >> i love this, eric is sweating as we speak, drew, thank you. >> thanks for pointing that out to everybody. >>> still ahead on abc7 news at but as californians we'll get through this together. if your income has been reduced or you've lost your job or your health insurance, covered california is here. we can help you find the health insurance you need to protect you and your loved ones. and, you may even get financial help to pay for your health insurance. so, if you or someone you know is without coverage, visit coveredca.com to learn more or enroll today. so, if you or someone you know is without coverage, fenow there's more to wlove with xfinity x1,? li live sports. th

cloverdale 84. san jose 79 and san rafael 78 degrees. 50s and 60s on the temps now. 63 and carter in san jose. east bay in the low 60s. clayton at 55 degrees. martinez at 59. fog will get wiped out northwest to southeast. the cloud cover to the south is something to watch not forward, but going through the next couple of days we will keep an eye on that. a cooler pattern from yesterday is being replaced by the desert southwest high which will build in and could bring us toasty temperatures inland friday and saturday. inland temperatures are reversing course. they will warm up and can get hot heading into the weekend. tropical clouds are something we have to watch though. >>> millions of parents are working from home due to the pandemic. now toy company fisher-price is getting children to play along. next, stay-at-home toys that let children mimic their parents. google is unveiling a new tool for people to learn how it works after the break. >>> glenn campbell requested by jeannie smith i think she i

cloverdale 72. 61 american some are cool. low will form off the bay area and sync up with the system dropping down from the northwest for a cooler pattern. heavy duty drizzle. it looks to be in our future. this might be a light rain. in the hills, we will keep an eye on that. that will be tuesday night and wednesday. today lots of sunshine. 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s on your temperatures. it will cool off big time and stay that way into late into the weekend. >>> coming up. coronavirus outbreak at a summer camp in georgia. more than half of the campers infected . how officials found out and what they are doing to keep it from happening anyplace else. >>> one business owner solution is another owner's problem. wise some businesses don't want to shut down street allow for outdoor downing. feel like you've watched all the things? now there's more to love with xfinity x1, the ultimate entertainment experience. like live sports. they're back with the best way to watch. and more streaming apps all in one place. more classics. more prem

day no matter where you live. 104 the forecast high in concord tomorrow, 95 in san jose, 103 in cloverdale, back into the 80s in san francisco tomorrow, 90 the high in oakland, and 91 the forecasted red high for palo alto. if you're thinking about going to the coast tomorrow to get a bit of relief it will be a warm day at our beaches tomorrow. it is sunny, the uv index will be very high. santa cruz a forecasted high of 91 degrees, so it is hot in spots. even ocean beach 78 degrees. it'll be very mild in a lot of spots along the coastline. our heat wave it does continue tomorrow. it stays hot and hazy monday and into tuesday. tuesday, in fact, looks to be a hot day across the region. wednesday we're still in the thick of it. but by thursday, eric and dion, we'll begin to see some relief before friday and saturday numbers get closer to average. about four days still of intense heat so take it easy out there. we have consecutive days of this intense heat it can really take a toll on our bodies, guys. >> thursday and friday can't come soon enough. drew, thank you. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news

to mid 90s, 94 in santa rosa and 90 for sonoma and petaluma and as we look to our north, 94 for cloverdale and 95 for windsor. temperatures are similar through the next several days but clouds for the weekend into early next week, with that tropical moisture. looking at the potential for isolated thunderstorms and showers late sunday into monday. let's check in with gianna for look at traffic, and we are covering some closures because of the wildfires. >> there are plenty to get to. there are large areas of road closures but there couple of things happening for the morning commute. keep that in mind, 101/golden gate bridge out of marin county has a fog advisory in effect and you can see that around the is live shot. there was limited visibility. and then 880, there is an accident with slow and go conditions. it is south of 92, so that ride into union city is still sluggish. there was an accident around alvarado. and westbound allatoona pass is still slow going towards the 680. let's get to those road closures along the area. also highway 35 from 84 to highway nine is closed. please avoid t

and also alpine, cloverdale road, and pescadero creek road are affected. 17 is open in both directions. >>> there are new mandatory evacuations in st. helena and napa county. that is due to the so-called lnu lightning complex fires. it includes six fires spanning several counties. it raged through the small area ey ew e valley. worried because the fire appeared to be approaching other areas, including the town of and gwen. >> we have memories of things that you want to do. we want to take the memories with us. >> earlier, st. helena hospital was evacuated. they say 50 patients were at the 151 bed facility when the evacuation was ordered and they were taken to other hospitals. >>> breaking news out of solano county, officials have lifted evacuation orders in the areas of peabody, >> hill, and other roads. evacuation orders are still in effect so all other areas of the city unless specified. solano community college and fairfield high school have been removed from the evacuation list. and rhodes are back open on interstate 80 after fires and napa county jumped over the freeway, forcing i

santa rosa, 88 and cloverdale and lake port.eather for the eastbound bay, oakland, 76, berkeley, 74, fremont, 82 degrees and 90s mid-atlantand se areas. overnight lows will drop into the upper 50s for the most part to low 60s around the bay. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. plenty of sunshine and morning fog and low clouds. temperatures will be hot this weekend inland. a little bit warmer for everybody and the heat holds monday, slight cooling midweek but not too much change around the bay and the coast. >> thank you, frances. >>> a san francisco woman is on a mission to trade a bobby pin for a house, yes, you heard that correctly, while sheltering in place. she is using ticktock to get her message across and attracting 3.5 million followers to helpful reach her goal. >> i don't think breggen ever imagined i'd be standing with a minivan behind me. there are so many emotions. breggen can't believe it. a bobby pin to car keys. the concept is start with something really small. in my case breggen started with a bobby pin and t

74 in oakland, and for the north bay, upper 70s to low to mid 90s. 85 in santa rosa and 90 for cloverdale. here's the extended forecast what you can expect we will continue with the smoke over the next several days with temperatures very similar as we go through the workweek and into the weekend. that is your look at weather. let's check a look at the traffic with gianna. >> as we look at the roadways, couple things i want to get to. this is public transit as if you folks consider using that during the "spare the air" alert, which is three days into you need relaunching its rail service. there were a few problems and they are figuring it all out. they will relaunch it when they can fix those issues. muni rail will be replaced by buses once again so keep that in mind if used typically take that area. elsewhere, golden gate bridge is looking pretty good but overnight, they did issue a fog advisory for the north part of waldo idge which is passed this grade. and i do want to alert you to an accident getting some new information on this trouble spot. this is eastbound 580 right at 98th avenue

pretty large stretch between a scadero down to the sant crcreek road between alpine and cloverdale c creek road and gaza creek. in the santa cruz mountain area also completely shut down and yo u the purple thercae on oue r sesensors. that's highway 9 which is a major thoroughfare in and around the area. that's shut down both directions pretty much between boulder creek and saratoga. plan for the closures and avoid the area and not very easy to find alternate routes that and around the area. 128 closures continue also. this is in the north y ba county line d.128 closure in effect 128 between silverado trail and the napa county line as well. we have other a trouble spots along highway 1. 116 closures there. also are in effect. due to the ongoing wildfires. a couple of major accidents on the freeways right now. take you to the nimitz freeway. if you are headed out the door for your morning commute, prt 88frou etty0 that castro valley y area all the way down beyond hayward and the 92 connector. 46 minute drive time. we have a crash there near whipple involving a big rig. some lanes are b

low to mid-80s in the valleys and 100s from cloverdale to yucaipa. oakland and tonight's temperatures mid-50s to mid-60s, but more cloud cover. so slower sunshine. before you know it, it will be hot once again just in time for the weekend. >>> and a boston company is coept. djting to the effects of the pandemic. so one company is offering the issued called grad guard based in boston. >> it provides a refund for hoi hows, fehow s hows,ueition if they y are lost. >> and many policies don't cover the effects of a global pandemic. >>> and a chance encounter with a man who needed assistance getting up a mountain. >>> and also seriously injured . >>> welcome back. tomorrow is one of our cooler days, so let's take a look at all the cloud cover during the morning hours. temperatures in the mid-50s to a few mid-60s. as we head into the lunch hour, you can see still a lot of clouds cover hanging out long the coast and coastal valleys. and temperatures mainly in the sefrt 70s and 60s. as we head into the afternoon hours, a lot of 60s, 70s and 80s. we'll try to

and here are the warmest temperatures, 100s in cloverdale and clearlake stick out while the rest of us are in the 60s and 70s around the bay. >>> and in "first look," a cruise ship voyage has already been cut short after a passenger tested positive with coronavirus. the trip was alaska's first cruise of the here is gae oio benitez. >> reporter: a small ship exempt because of its smaller size thought it took all the right precautions. but three days in, a passenger got back a positive covid test. passengers had flown in with a negative test. they were then tested again at the airport. but some of those results weren't available before boarding. on day three of the trip, that positive test, something the cruise line says shows that they took this seriously and followed state rules. >> the captain immediately our covid-19 contingency plans which required the boat to return immediately to juneau. >> coming up, we'll show you other instances of cruises affected by covid. with your "gma first look," i'm gio benitez, abc news, new york. >>> americans looking to get away are forming these so-c

it is 94 in cloverdale. here is what you can expect. some temperatures will be very similar through the next several days but again we are going to see more clouds into next week and the chance for some tropical moisture to move in late sunday into monday. let's check in with a look at traffic. i know that you are tracking the latest on those closures for the wildfires. >>> i am and there are quite a few of them. i am watching that list. i want to start with a trouble spot as you go into san francisco northbound 101 around vermont. it is past cesar chavez. it takes about an hour to clear. we saw some slow speeds about 10 minutes ago. it is improving slightly but there are still some lanes blocked. if you're going into the city, use 280. we have more traffic on northbound01. there is a crash and some debris blocking that offramp. a traffic alert has been issued there as well. and then there is traffic southbound 880 near 92. this is due to a crash blocking two lanes and there is glass and debris in the roadway. that is into the hayward a

but inland, even with the breezes, we'll be in the mid-80s to even mid-90s as you head up toward cloverdale and yucaipa. richmond71, and mid to upper 70s elsewhere with oakland 74. free hones fremont at 80. and this weekend, u8 byou will wishing it was that comfortable. tonight a lack of clouds and tomorrow we jump another two to four degrees and string of 100s inland starts friday and lasts all the way through tuesday. even some 70s friday and saturday along the coast. going to be a tough stretch. listen to your body, plenty of fluids and seek air conditioning when you can. >>> and coming up next, the search for the perfect college of course looks a lot different for high schoolers this year can. but this virtual fair will help connect your student with universities all over. >>> and as you get your day started, here is a live look outside. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the

up north, cloverdale, highs of 94 degrees. most low kagtss will be mild to warm.nsive heat watch. from noon saturday to 9:00 p.m. sunday. an increased risk of illness and these are the conditions we're talking about. as you can see, beginning on friday. continuing through next tuesday. we expect inland highs between 100 and 104 degrees, up to nearly 90. we're going to have lots of hot weather and it will be long lasting. try to stay hydrated and stay in the shade. >> good advice. thank you. >>> let's get a move on to sports. larry has some action, or not action. >> yeah. inaction. no football this fall. we'll tell you >>> good evening. the pac-12 has been playing football every year since 1916. that includes playing through the spanish flu pandemic of 1918. but there will be no football in 2020. as anticipated, the pac-12 has postponed the football season, shutting down all fall sports and the start of college basketball season because of fears of playing in the midst of this pandemic. rm or tesso medical studies indicating the possibility of long-term heart issue

you can see up in the northbound around healdsburg, anywhere around there, cloverdale, you guys really got it into about the last half hour, hour or so. around the bay area proper, the lower counties, we're not seeing any activity. we haven't seen much at all since this morning. the heat advisory remains in effect. the heat warning, the excessive heat warning remains in effect. that's in red. that's a big deal. that lasts through wednesday. we for it now. we have power air quality. you can see it here, smoke from the fires. we have a little bit of fog trying to reform at the coast. that will tend to school things off a bit, right at the coast, as you would expect. but inland, up in these areas, it is going to swelter in places like fairfield and antioch, you're going to go back to 105. back to maybe even 107, 108 is a possibility. where does all of this activity come from? it's hot anyway, but look at the moisture stream coming off of this. this is a dying tropical storm. look how far south that is. just above the tropic of cancer and bringing that moisture up to northern california an

cloverdale, 72. 52 middle valley.y area and sync up with a system in the pacific northwest. cooler and windy. not just drizzle, there might be so much drizzle we have to call it light rain. that would be for wednesday morning. it looks like there's drizzle coming in measurable amounts. 60s, 70s, 80s coast and bay. after today, temperatures start to take a tumble. all the way into wednesday and thursday. and level of. we see pretty normal temperatures. >>> coming up. more negotiations in washington on the latest coronavirus relief bill. where the negotiators stand on working out the new deal. >>> negotiations in oakland on how back-to-school distance learning will work for not only teachers but families and students. we tell you what parents and students need to know. >>> is successful splashdown for two nasa astronauts. how their mission to the space station made history. businesses are starting to bounce back. but what if you could do better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver. in new ways. to new customers. wha

and inland, numerous triple digit readings. 104 in cloverdale. napa 99. 105 in fairfield. antioch 106. concord 106. down in the south bay, san jose 96 and 103 at morgan hill. it is going to be another scorcher tomorrow. as we move ahead wednesday, we may not see triple digits on wednesday. thursday, the cooling continues. so there will be some relief at the end of the week except in the partest inland east bay locations. might bounce back up to a hundred degrees. here's the seven-day forecast. we'll put triple digits in for the next two days. upper 90s for the remainder of the week generally and by next monday perhaps a little more cooling, but it doesn't look like a lot. temperatures in the low to mid 80s for the remainder of the week. on the coast, upper 60s. more later. larry? >>> wow, thank you, spencer. >>> coming up, another racist incident caught on camera. >> god bless you, dy.an die. what we learned about what was happening right there. very different kind of story. my psoriasis. cosentyx works on all of this. cosentyx treats the multiple symptoms of psoriatic art

these are cal fire crews conducting fire operations on cloverdale road in san mateo county. this is the czu fire, that means they're setting fires on purpose. the flames burn up the fuel helping to stop forward progress of the fire. this is pictures from the czu lightning complex fire. >>> straight days of poor air quality and let's bring in chris chmura to tell us a comparison of what we're breathing out there. and i don't think this is a good conversation. no offense, chris. >> none taken. one of the terms that sciences use is micrograms per cubic meter. we converted that to cigarettes because that is easier to take in that micrograms per cubic meter. so here is what we found in places like the santa cruz mountains today, breathing in the air all day long might be equivalent to about 20 cigarettes. a full pack. all right. so how do we come up with say nine in vallejo, six in livermore. we started off by looking at this formula that the berkeley earth folks created. berkeley earth is a nonprofit science organization and the research earps there calculated a rule of them tha

but look at those 90s and even 100s in the east bay and well up into the north bay around cloverdale and clear lake. summer is coming back. >>> a new report from the cdc says people are dying and going blind from drinking hand sanitizer. yes, you heard that correctly. health officials have been warning people for weeks about illegal hand sanitizers being sold and distributed in the u.s. they contain a toxic alcohol known as methanol. the cdc says in may and june, 15 cases of methanol poisoning within reported in arizona and new mexico. they drank tainted hand sanitizer. and many other deaths possibly not reported. >>> major league baseball is now tightening covid-19 safety protocols after outbreaks on the marlins and cardinals led to 21 games being postponed. yesterday the league sent out a memo to teams outlining the changes. new protocols include mandating that players and staff wear face coverings at all times, including in dugouts and bullpens. except for players on the field of play. memo says that repeated or violators could be banned from the season. >>> and pga championship i

where we start to feel the heat saturday and even sunday with 90s in the east bay valleys, 100s in cloverdalend clearlake. 68 in san francisco is pretty close to average. >>> and coming up, more people turning to telemedicine during the pandemic. but a new study finds that it might not be the best move for one particular demographic. >> reporter: and santa clara university announced that they will begin the fall quarter with remote learning. the message from the president coming up next. >>> and a former police officer involved in a high profile killing of a black man says his constitutional rights were violated. the details of the lawsuit he filed against the people are looking for change, for answers. one answer is at your fingertips, the 2020 census. census takers will be visiting households to make sure we are counted. because an undercounted community could miss out on billions of funding for schools, healthcare and job assistance each year for the next ten years. too much is at stake. respond online today. shape your future. start here at 2020census.gov. too much is at stake. respond on

east bay will be our toastiest region with highs in the low to mid-90s. 82 san rafael, up to 95 at cloverdale, and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. breezy and cooler on saturday. a sharp cool down will occur in our inland areas from friday to saturday. we have poor air quality through sunday. so still some smoke impacts through the weekend. and then we get cooler air quality and a warmer weather pattern monday and tuesday with warm temperatures inland climbing to the upper 90s. mid-80s around the bay shoreline and temperatures will moderate going to the middle and latter parts of next week. >>> stay with us here. only about a month remains to complete the 2020 census. have you done yours yet? next a look at the extra effort they're going to in the and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders focus on the road

fire issued new evacuation orders and warnings that stretch in areas west of highway 101 south of cloverdale to windsor. now, they say that the large geographical area shows just how big the potential is. >> as sprinklers on the roof of both my house and my barn. >> reporter: healdsburg resident elliott doss built his home off west dry creek road. some of thinks neighbors above him on the ridge have already lost their homes. >> it's really hard. it's really hard to have to talk with them and console them and wish them the best and know that you're at any moment kind of in the same situation. >> reporter: fire engines including the santa rosa fire department were on standby for any movement from the walbridge fire. the main concern, wind shift and more lightning. lki back, the last significant storm we had during a fire season in this area was 2008. and so to go that long until just a week ago we'll now have the potential for another one to stack on top of this one. it's troubling, and it's a concern, especially with how stretched the resources are thin right now. >> reporter: the walbridge f

but you can see cloverdale much warmer than that currently at 70 degrees.ere's live doppler 7 along with satellite. we're kind of sandwiched in between two features here in california. we have high pressure in the desert southwest which is giving us that sunshine in the afternoon. but an area of low pressure to our north and west is keeping that marine layer on shore. we're kind of in the battle zone between -- and we'll see that typical summer spread of afternoon temperatures tomorrow, get no intense heat as forecast. thanks to that fog staying with us tonight. overnight tonight we'll see that cloud cover move back in around the bay shoreline. numbers in the low and mid 50s with those breezy conditions and that future weather will show you. tomorrow morning 9:00 a.m. some patchy fog but our marine layer gets pretty compressed pretty quickly tomorrow thanks to that high pressure. that means we'll see a lot of sunshine tomorrow, even some sthien along the coast. highs on sunday, 66 in the city. 74 in oakland. about 83 in san jose. 91, though, in santa rosa.