nazy javid: humboldt wind, llc, with terra-gen is heading up a new project, and they want your int. >> the project proposed constructing 60 wind turbines on land south of rio dell and scotia, with 47 of those turbines being built on the bear river and monument ridges. here are some of the things people had to say at today's meeting... russ: myame's lane russ, and i, along with extended family, n the forest home ranch at is in the pposed wind pow projectin getting involved with this project, i thk one ofhe things that we found most surprising was th claim by the wiyot tribe. in the past 20 years that i have operated on the prerty, i' never been approached nor ntacted the wiyots, and i'm not aware that my father was nor my grandfather. >> all of these feelings, ideals, and pleas being spoken in front of the humboldt county board of supervisors, who will decide tuesday if they will overturn the planning commission's 4-2 decision to deny the project from moving forward. mike wilson: there's a reason that the family may not have experienced native and indigenous people on their property, i

nazy javid: humboldt wind, llc, with terra-gen is heading up a new project, and they want your int. >> the project proposed constructing 60 wind turbines on land south of rio dell and scotia, with 47 of those turbines being built on the bear river and monume ridges. here are some of the things people had to say at today's meeting... russ: myame's lane russ, and i, along with myxtended mily, owthe forest home ranch at is in the prosed wind pow projectin getting involved with this project, i thinone of t things that we found most surprising was th claim by the wiyot tribe. in the past 20 years that i have operated on the prerty, i' never been approached nor contted by t wiyots, and i'm not aware that my father was nor my grandfather. >> all of these feelings, ideals, and pleas being spoken in front of the humboldt county board of supervisors, who will decide tuesday if they will overturn the planning commission's 4-2 decision to deny the project from moving forward. mike wilson: there's a reason that the family may not have experienced native and indigenous people on their property, is

. >> the fire burning in humboldt and trinity counties are now 80% contained.ire, the bay area quality management district is warning that some smoke from the fire is headed to our area. an air quality advisory has been issued for tomorrow. >> let's find out more about that and get a check on the weather for the week ahead. >> i would avoid outdoors a little bit tomorrow if you can. if you have any respiratory issues. they did issue that air quality advisory. we do have a stiff breeze right now and pretty good air quality. that air quality advisory is due to the smoke from the six rivers company. you will notice everybody in the moderate category except the south central bank in the good category. it is good across the entire bay area. up to our north, not that bad at this hour. moderate for some parts but it is that fire burning into trinity and humboldt county area . the smoke from the fire is expected to drift. tomorrow at noon you will see some haze in the north bay. that, the forecast at 6:00 tomorrow night. you will notice more hazy conditions across many

as we are expecting the combination of hot weather and wildfire smoke from up around humboldt, trinity county to come into the bay area in small concentrations. back with a full look at the forecast and when we get some cooler weather. >> we will check back with you and check the forecast for you live anytime on the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app on apple tv, android tv and roku. search abc 7 bay area to download it. >> we continue to follow breaking news in oakland where police are looking for someone who shot somebody this afternoon and may have been involved in another firearm incident yesterday. police say the victim is an innocent bystander with no connection to the shooter. sky 7 was overhead as police scour the area near the boating center. police say at 2:00 the shooter got into an argument, open fire and hit a bystander. the victim was shot twice and rushed to the hospital. police say the shooter may be the same person who flashed a gun at people in the same area. employees and nerve -- nearby children's fairyland were evacuated during the search. >> san francisco's expanding

it is my a fire burning in humboldt and y in humboldt and trinity counties. it is making the size very hazy. the air, unhealthy, especially combined with vehiclt combined with vehicle exhaust. e the air alert is issued when those arm is expected to returnl expected to return full harmful levels. > >> fireworks in alameda county were crews are braving scorchint are braving scorching heat to mop up the eden fire. they are also keeping a close watch for hotspots that could flare up, even though crews contained it yesterday. a brush fire blackened 58 acres near interste 580 east and eden canyon road. it almost made some homeowners nervous when flames crept just w feet from their backyards. > >> it is happened again, another another fire near wood street ad 26th in oakland. the site of a g homeless encampment. crews say you may have been caused after an rv caught fire. > >> citizen app video copies pictures of thick, black smoke. crews got it under control about about 1:00 today., the oakland fire department says the smoke has cleared out significantly. no word of

there's also a spare the air alert that is issued for today due to all those wildfires burning up and humboldt and trinity counties. our kron 4 is a chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by with a but the forecast how long he can alasyn good day to find a little shade and a cold drink and kind of sit down, relax and yeah, it's been hot around parts of the bay area. at least those temperatures soaring into the triple digits outside today and well out there now we've got a pretty good sense of how strong that ridge is compressing that marine layer, see that fog squashed all the way to the ground. >> that's a sense of how strong that ridge is up above. but the least the sea breeze is blowing a little bit. still the heat advisory in effect until 8 o'clock tonight as those hot temperatures like to linger through that period of fact, it's going to stay warm well into the evening hours. some 90's hanging on probably until after 9 o'clock tonight. and then we'll finally see a little breath of fresh air, but not much before then. look at some of this temperatures around the bay area right now in

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. > >> what was supposed to be a fit a firefight turned into a call to help for fire crews in humboldt and trinity county. the county. the el dorado crew was battling the lightning complex e when the flame took a turn and t them running. with stepping up to help, we always say anyone ie at the shelters. for this banned for this banned of indians, their sleeping off a rough day n the fire lines. >> firefighters called the american red cross and we don't usually take advantage of the red cross sheltering the firefighters. >> reporter: they brought in tws two vehicles to position themselves around the six rivers lightning complex fire burningn humboldt and trinity county. ths took an unexpected rise. >> it went to less than 30 seconds. >> it destroyed the vehicles and equipment inside. >> they lost personal gear. ten, sleeping bags and extra clothing sleeping bags and extra clothing sleeping bags and extra clothing sleeping bags and extra clothing sleeping bags and extra clothing sleeping bags and extra clothing sleeping bags and extra clothing sleeping bags and extra clothing sleeping ba

rivers complex fire fire drifting into the bay area, area, the fire torched over 60,000 acres in humboldt and trinity counties, notice 17% co, 17% contained, tomorrow we could could smell smoke. we have been tracking the air-quality and th. the heat. >> the north bay could smell it. it today. we might mortise notice that more so tomorrow but but the heat is the bigger deal. deal. we have started this warmth over the past few days, concord is the example, you will will feel this the most in inchr in incher contra costa county, over the last few days 89 friday friday which is average for this this time of year. already 97 t. 97 today. so let's look at what's coming next, 100 tomorrow, 104 on tuesday and that is the top and then we come come down afterward but will be gradual with much of the second half of next week looking okay but you have to brace for monday monday through wednesday. excessive heat watch specific ty to tuesday and even though it covers the entire central valley and this will be a central valley issue, that is our part, inland contra costa and alameda. alameda. think abou

there is the source of the smoke with the fire at humboldt county and trinity county.t air pattern through tuesday. it will bring some of that to the bay area. meantime, the fire burns to the east. some it may drift to the west. the skies will be hazy. it will be hot outside. temperatures near concord and fairfield, middle to upper 90s. dublin tomorrow likely climbing into the upper 90s. we saw upper 90s early around walnut creek. 96 degrees. now, san francisco 66 degrees. good place to escape the heat. 83 in san jose. some low clouds on the coast in the morning. 50s and 60s start to the day. look at the lunchtime temperatures tomorrow. fairfield 88 degrees by noon. temperatures moving through the afternoon, middle 90s and upper 90s in these counties and around the valley area and south san jose in the 90s. watch what happens tuesday. you will have this excessive heat watch in effect for the inland hilltops. in the northbay, most of the in land east bay and the temperatures will really jump up. 102 through 104 degrees toward the tri-valley. upper 90s in the northbay. s

now at togo's >>> well, fires are going to crop up this year and more starred, this time up in humboldtounty. pictures from the national forest service shows firefighters working eight active fires which are burning in humboldt county in the six rivers national forest. officials say they started on friday. they were caused by thunderstorms. close to 400 acres have burned and there are evacuation orders in place. >>> we're learning more about damage from the mckinney fire burning near the oregon border. u.s. forest service says the fires destroyed at least 87 homes and 45 builds. fires killed four people since it broke out july 29th in klamath national forest, and it's burned a little over 60,000 acres. the fire is now 30% contained. >>> back here in the bay area, volunteers are staffing lookout posts in marin county for possible fires. michael fisher spends his days perched atop, helping the fire department keep an eye on fires. when he spots one, he calls fire crews over to contain it. and he says this happened with a small fire last year. >> if i spotted it, say, at three acres instea

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quality management district said it is caused by smoke from a complex of fires burning faraway in humboldt and trinity counties and combining with air pollution. contra costa costa county is opening coolings cooling centers at the county employment and human services department. if you do make your way to one of these cooling centers, be prepared to comply with covid protocols. >> certainly, there will be consideration regarding, you know, socially distancing and ee and everyone who enters our cooling centers is required to wear a mask because they are designated cooling centers and that is the health guidance we have. we want everybody to be able to wear their masks and keep people safe and healthy as well. >> there is a cooling centers the brentwood community center until 6:00 tonight. > >> we saw dry conditions also raising wildfire concerts. check check out lloyd it looked like in dublin today after the eden fire scorched about 60 acres last night. calfire was on scene scene today, mopping up. with threatened homes in dublin and castro valley. thankfully, the flames did not reach those

that is not happening with this latest complex of fires that's burning right along the humboldt and thetrinity county line to the north of us. lot of that smoke is stripped down our direction. we do officially have a spare the air alert in effect today and then you compound that with the triple digit heat. we have. and by no means the best day, and to be spending too much time out there. we are in the midst of excessive heat advisories go into effect at 11:00am. this morning for the inland, the space, a county and upper elevations of the north bay, where are temperatures will rise well into the 90's and triple digits today being the very with all this sunshine and all that smoke, too. fire danger is also a big concern now into tomorrow. we're still hot but not as hot as today. and we continue this dry trend into thursday. but most of us by then falling into the 90's in further cooling after that today, it's triple digits for the central valley reading up to one 10. we will be a lot cooler near the coastline. san francisco anywhere from the 60's out towards the coast. 2 mission in financ

that complex of fires is situated at the border of trinity and humboldt counties and that smoke, unlike are officially in a spare the air alert today and you notice the smoke last night as you went to bed as you're looking at the sunset, you're definitely noticing. it is. you're looking outside this morning. in addition to that, we're not just poor air quality, but we're also really, really hot today. dangerously hot for some inland spots with heat advisories in effect at 11:00am this morning through 08:00pm tonight for the inland east bay solano county and upper elevations of the north bay. if you're in these areas, find a cool spot to get to movie theaters, shopping mall cooling centers all great spots. if you can head towards the coastline. great areas there. and if you know you have a neighbor who doesn't have ac and maybe they're really the heat susceptible, get him over to your place or get them to cool spot. keep an eye on each other. as for future cast today is crystal clear and hot tomorrow. still hot and still really clear, but not as hot as today. the forecast continually and

is going to be a bit hazy at times and a lot of that from the fire that's now burning along the humboldtll that new smoke hot temperatures tomorrow, especially will result in these excessive heat watches taking effect tomorrow morning for the inland east bay, as well as all solano county and upper elevations of the rest of the north bay. tomorrow will be a potential record breaker is far as our daytime highs go today. hot enough. temperatures climbing into the triple digits that are very warmest. if you need an escape head to the coastline, you'll find your 60's 70's out that way. some 80's right along the bay shore and then the 90's to triple digits further inland. you see those triple digits stretching from bakersfield up to redding. and we've got a couple of those here locally, too. now san francisco lot of us don't have ac. so those upper 70's are going to feel warm, but you're still going to be a whole lot cooler than those of us that are further inland 80's right along the bay shore, getting close to 90 in saying carlos in redwood city, south bay temps back into the low 90's for a

unfortunately, the complex of fires burning on the humboldt and trinity county line pushing down intointo it enough so that we have a spare the air alert on top of the triple digit heat we're dealing with today. some dangerously hot conditions. in fact enough so that we do have a slew of heat advisories taking effect here in just a few hours at 11:00am for the inland east bay solano county and upper elevations of the north bay. even if you're not in the orange areas, you're still going to be really warm. some 90's right up and down the bayshore in many of us near the bayshore don't have the ac. so that's not going to feel so great. as for this afternoon, it's nothing but sunshine. tomorrow morning. you will see the return of at least some marine layer. a little bit of low cloud cover. sunshine returns during the afternoon, though, in tomorrow's highs will still be hot before we exit the triple digits for the rest of the forecast. after that, fresno and sacramento at one. 0, 8, today, reading at one 10 here in the bay area, similar for inland spots. but it will be 60's and 70's along t

smoke we started at sunset tonight, it was a hazy sunset, the six rivers fire up to the north around humboldtnity county sending us some of that smoke. we also had the hot weather that led to the declining air quality. the air district has issued a spare alert for tomorrow. we are looking at moderate to poor air quality due to the hot weather and the smoke. air quality right now is good to moderates, but to the north, it is hazardous around the fire that is burning and the smoke from that fire is going to move in our direction due to the northerly winds. tomorrow, expect more haze in the atmosphere, especially to the northern part of our viewing area. high-pressure continues to dominate the weather. we will continue to see the summer heat and experience the heat tomorrow. there is a little fog near the coast, which helps out the coastal locations. temperatures right anywhere from the 50's to the 70's inland. it is a gorgeous view from our tower camera as we look towards downtown san francisco. unhealthy air tomorrow. we are going to see more high clouds fostering muggy weather for wednesday a

is still in effect through tomorrow because of smoke from two fires north of us number one one in humboldty and the other in southern oregon. the fire in oregon has grown to seven times the size it was on friday. more than 8400 acres have burned with no containment. containment. firefighters are having a tough time because of strong winds, steep terrain and dry brush to fuel the flames. this is 400 miles north of us but our meteorologist is tracking the air quality as it is affecting us. >> it is, the camera we showed don't look quite as impressive as the one view from the top of the sales force tower looking south, you really good a good overview and that's what i want to start with. this is actually a time-lapse from the last hour, hour, there is a lot of haze out out there. air quality and it's

. >> alameda county fire is back days fighting the 6 river lightning complex fire up in humboldt countys at 81% containment right now. we do want to get you a check of your forecast at this hour. taking a live look outside. >> bit of a gloomy. yeah. looks like it turned gloomy because went out for a walk today over the fisherman's wharf area. it was pretty nice. it seemed like it was a lot cooler than what we've been dealing with. yeah. marisa's got a check just how hot we've got today. said yet 15 degree drop in temperatures. danon o well. so instead of being in the upper 90's are low triple digits. >> we were in the mid to upper 80's for warmest inland valleys in the east bay, 15 degrees. cooler than where we were today. remember livermore yesterday warmed up to 101 degrees yesterday. but today. >> 88 degrees so much needed relief with seasonal temperatures. finally returning in london, we're seeing fog out there making it struck across the bay into the east bay shoreline currently over berkeley right now, widespread 60's and 70's for your sunday evening, antioch, 77 degrees with live

the 6 rivers lightning complex fire now burning over 27,000 acres in humboldt. it's now 80% contained over 1600 crews working towards full containment. those fires prompting an air quality advisory for the bay area tomorrow, health officials say a spare the air alert. >> is not in effect. an air quality is not expected to be unhealthy. smoky hazy skies, though, may be seen and the smell of smoke may be present the smell smoke. that's unhealthy. right? >> yeah, you know, not that much of it, though. tomorrow there's going to be some spots. we might see that that we've had really fortunate summer so far. we've had most of the law of the sea breeze out there that has kept most of our air quality looking good things going to change a little bit tomorrow with more of a northerly wind out there right now. you've got mostly clear skies, the exception, some patchy fog moving along the coastline. air quality right now looking fantastic here in the green. everywhere you go around the bay area, start to see some yellow showing up in the central valley. but the bay area loo

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evacuations still in place for the six rivers complex fires burning in humboldt county. these are pictures of the fire from the national weather service. there are eight lightning fires, more than 1,000 acres that's burned. >> containment is growing in thy fire, california's largest firef 2022. close to 90 homes have been destroyed. more than 60,000 60,000 acres have burned and its now 40% contained. more than 3,000 firefighters are working this fire. one crew from oregon, oregon, it's a family affair. >> this is like a whole family . so they're my cousins and my das the crew boss and my brothers ae the square bosses and then my brother-in-law, too. so it's lie all brothers, cousins. >> darren, shows us this kind og quite a bit. the flames on the left were from the smaller yeti fire, home to local native american tribes, and there are reports of numbers of dead fish in the klamath river. they say the fish were killed by massive flooding and debris flows from the mckinney fire. >> right now we're just seeing d fish floating down the river out the river out of that area in

. >>> now to the fire watch, there are evacuations in place in humboldt county. latest numbers put it at 470 acres burned and zero percent contained. and we're learning about more damage from the mckinney fire burning near the oregon border the fire has destroyed at least 87 homes and 45 buildings, it has killed four people since it broke out in klamath national forest. the fire is 40% contained. volunteers are staffing lookout posts in marin county for possible fires. michael fisher spends his day atop mt. burnaby. >> if i spotted it, three acres instead of a third of an acre, there was wind from the east that day, and it would have gone just over the ridge and down into woodacre, and from woodacre, who knows. it's right next to the watershed. >> fisher uses this device to plot the location of fires. and that allows him to connect request other lookout spots on mt. tam and zero in on the exact location. seems like an archaic method, but you know what? it works. >> better even than that network of cameras. they say if you can have a human sitting up there like th

there are fires burning up north in humboldt and trinity county that could playing it worse today. that's why the bay area district has issued an advisory over concerns more wildfire smoke could drift into the bay area. they point out this is not a spare the air alert, even though you might smell smoke which incidentally, i don't smell it right now. the air is expected to remain relatively healthy. now, as kari mentioned, the national weather service has mentioned an excessive heat watch tomorrow morning through tomorrow evening. temps expected to range between 100 degrees and 105 degrees. there's a moderate risk of heat-related illnesses. moderate being the second of four level of risk. this means people over the age of 65. infants, athletes, people working outside. they want to be careful. stay cool, stay hydrated. don't leave your kids or pets in cars. when you're walking the dog, keep them off the hot pavement. reporting live, bob redell. >> all good advice. thanks, bob. if you haven't already, make sure you download our app to keep an eye on the heat in your neighborhood. >>>

small, there it is, building up thanks to high temperatures and smoke from wildfires burning in humboldt and trinity counties. > >> chopper 5 is a rescue in oakland. one hiker was treated and taken to the hospital for heat exhaustion. we understand two others were with the hiker. they are expected to be okay. > >> first alert meteorologist paul heggen is tracking the hot conditions this afternoon and joins me with the latest. >> you can see the temperature s s at the bottom of your screen. we are tracking the air quality at its worst in the orange category, unhealthy for sensitive groups. there is a lot lot of yellow on the map indicating moderate air quality. quality. you can see the haze on on the horizon. the big story for today is the heat. we have 100+ degree temperatures in concord, fairfield in livermore, livermore, getting close in santa rosa at 98, 95 in san jose. walk around the bay, it is is warm but not excessively hot. hot. 83 oakland, 71 in downtown san francisco and along the coast 51 degrees at half moon bay. those high temperatures are are occurring basically right nw ri

in two vehicles to help position themselves around the x rivers lightning complex fire burning in humboldt counties when the flames took an an unexpected run. >> it went from the ground fire to ladders to torch to crown ins than 30 seconds. >> reporter: the flame destroyed flame destroyed both vehicles and all equipment inside. but that's not all. >> they lost all their personal gear also. so tents, sleeping bags, extra clothing, wallets, s to their cars. >> reporter: with only the clothes on their backs, they trekked through the deep forest needing to rest. when red crosss got word, they offered them a se space to regroup for the night. >> we offered them a safe place to sleep and snacks and meals, whatever they needed. >> reporter: while a bus later k the crew back to el dorado couny to replace and restock equipment, their chief says thee ready to get back out on the front lines. >> we are right in the middle of middle of the fire season, after season, after all, and we have t more work to do. > >> that's it for the news at 5:00. >> the news at 6:00 starts now with elizabeth cook. > >> r

quality and advisory for in effect for tomorrow because of smoke from two fires north of us, one in humboldt county and one in southern oregon. the rum creek fire in oregon is seven times the size it was friday, more than 8400 acres have burned with no containment. firefighters are having a tough time because of adverse weather and steep mountains. this is all happening happening 400 myers north of the the bay area but the atmosphere can be an amazing mode of transportation. >> this is so far north that you you wonder if it's really coming coming here. here's a good way to see how. if you just take a look at the high-resolution visualization, look for the red streaks coming off of southern oregon, northern california. this shows you where the accumulation is of smoke in the upper levels of the atmosphere. here's the important reason why we look at this at basically the the upper levels and the lower levels of which is what we would would care about the most. that smoke is getting pulled off the coast and drawn out where it's sitting seemingly harmlessly out out over the ocean, that if we loo

smoke we started at sunset tonight, it was a hazy sunset, the six rivers fire up to the north around humboldtand trinity county sending us some of that smoke. we also had the hot weather that led to the declining air quality. the air district has issued a spare alert for tomorrow. we are looking at moderate to poor air quality due to the hot weather and the smoke. air quality right now is good to moderates, but to the north, it is hazardous around the fire that is burning and the smoke from that fire is going to move in our direction due to the northerly winds. tomorrow, expect more haze in the atmosphere, especially to the northern part of our viewing area. high-pressure continues to dominate the weather. we will continue to see the summer heat and experience the heat tomorrow. there is a little fog near the coast, which helps out the coastal locations. temperatures right anywhere from the 50's to the 70's inland. it is a gorgeous view from our tower camera as we look towards downtown san francisco. unhealthy air tomorrow. we are going to see more high clouds fostering muggy weather for wedn

we're along the north coast in mendocino, humboldt and del norte counties. a cliff erosion depends on several factors, including land development, a rise in sea level. the strength the rocks and the energy from the waves. speaking of that, it's now time for another check with are fisherman, fisherman. the most interesting man in the if you catch anything yet on the pier >> do good. hey, guys did not have the kind of thing yet. but all of a sudden i'm getting bites. i can't keep >> of the food on my line here. enough bait here for the fish. they keep taking a but it's really active out here. it's a lot of fun. so hopefully well, let's see what i got here. let's see if we've gotten going here in note and feel like much guys. >> just have to keep going here. hope will get there's been a ton of bites out here, but we are at the pacifica pier in pacifica where, well, you know, everybody's talking about a heat wave around the bay area right? what he waved the folks around here saying we have the fog and low clouds. you got the sea breeze and that has kept it cool

ama: a cluster of wildfires burning east of eureka and humboldt has grown to 36 square miles. rivers lightning complex fire started 11 days ago. two of the 12 are strack -- still active. the fire is 23% contained. a crew from the fire department is assisting in the fight against those flames. it's being called a first in the nation. military personnel will join crews fighting wildfires in california to get j.r. stone is here to tell us about this new type of strike team. reporter: these may look like big pickup trucks. you can see them right there. they are four-wheel-drive fire engines that carry 300 gallons of water each. they will have military personnel in them, ready to fight wildfires in california. >> so this program is going to put five fire engines and 20 soldier firefighters out on the front lines. >> it's called a strike team which you may have heard of. what's new is the partnership. state fire engines with california national guard men and women inside those vehicles. it is said to be the first of its kind in the nation. the goal here is to help better contain fir

if you look to the north of the bay area, especially up into areas like humboldt and trinity counties, that's where the worst of air quality is being seen from wildfire still burning just to the north of us. speaking of the north, that's where all that monsoonal moisture has shifted. look at that thunderstorm activity pushing across the southern cascades up into the northern part of the state and in western nevada to heavy heavy rainfall up there. bay area comparatively really quiet. we had some isolated thunderstorms yesterday morning. those are long out of the region now and we are in for a dry forecast today. just another warm one, not as warm as we have been. so this is good news, but we're still under a heat advisory for solano county through tomorrow at 08:00pm. and that's because temperatures still climbing well into the 90's for some spots 60's for san francisco and out along the coastline. it will be mostly 70's along the bay shore. so a pretty comfortable range of temperatures, at least compared to where we have been for our bayshore cities. san jose out of the 90's. back to

ama: a cluster of wildfires burning east of eureka and humboldt has grown to 36 square miles. the six rivers lightning complex fire started 11 days ago. two of the 12 are strack -- still active. the fire is 23% contained. a crew from the fire department is assisting in the fight against those flames. it's being called a first in the nation. military personnel will join crews fighting wildfires in california to get j.r. stone is here to tell us about this new type of strike team. reporter: these may look like big pickup trucks. you can see them right there. they are four-wheel-drive fire engines that carry 300 gallons of water each. they will have military personnel in them, ready to fight wildfires in california. >> so this program is going to put five fire engines and 20 soldier firefighters out on the front lines. >> it's called a strike team which you may have heard of. what's new is the partnership. state fire engines with california national guard men and women inside those vehicles. it is said to be the first of its kind in the nation. the goal here is to help better con

air quality advisory today as smoke from the 6 rivers lightning complex fire burning up in com, humboldt county just drifts down to us here. the blaze has now burned more than 27,000 acres. it is 80% contained. >> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with us now. anecdotally it air quality doesn't seem bad here in the bay today. yeah. doesn't see bad at all. most air quality centers around the bay area, least at the surface. looking good. now we still have a little of haze. well, that's smoke a lot, but not where we're breathing. and that's some good news out there. now we do have the fog and low clouds that are beginning to surge back on shore. you can just see the tops the get bridge occasionally there. some of the fog is that picking up right now. but we are going to be in for some changes coming our way. it looks like the air quality. yeah, very poor in around where the fire is located. but by the time you made your way back into the bay area, not bad. you've got a lot of green out there all around from the valleys all the way to the coastline. everyone knew where he went around the b

. > >> liz, up north in humboldt and trinity counties lightning sparks hundred fires, hundreds evacuatedain and windy conditions making for a challenging fire fight and crewvise no containment on the. in the meantime, a team of firefighters from delaware are on their way to help crews battling the 60,000 acre mckinney fire that is now 60% contained. > >> kind of the other story this summer, we had really nice, milder, milder conditions, but also every day or every other day seems like there are brush fires that break out. the biggr out. the bigger ones burning up north. >> the bigger ones elsewhere in the state, at least below the 100,000 acre threshold, the mckinney the biggest so far. gd the fire crews that have been trying to get containment on the fire are getting relief from out of state. because, hot, hot conditions in northern california last several days. e days. we have had comfortable temperatures for the last several days, that is about thoochange at least some extent. a gradual warm up, we t we won't lose the cloud cover and fog that develops every night but back to normal au

the first two would be on humboldt and san luis obispo county. it goal is to produce california power needs from offshore wind energy. the first offshore wind project to include floating platforms of turbines in the u.s. >> wicking news and morgan hill. firefighters rescued a construction worker from a manhole. sky 7 was over the scene. the worker was paving the road when he fell into an open manhole. they estimate he felt about 20 feet. cruise got him out a short time ago, no word on the extent of his injuries. >> new developments regarding covid. the cdc is relaxing some of its guidelines. the health agency dropped the quarantine recommendation for people who come into close contact with an infected person. >> the cdc also says people no longer need to stay at least six feet apart. >> they also dropped the recommendation schools do routine daily testing. the cdc says practice can be reinstated during a surge in infections. local health agencies are on a quest to learn more about long covid. organizers will be calling residents who previously ha

we have the 6 rivers, lightning complex fire burning more than 27,000 acres in humboldt county.ds full containment there. those fires prompted an air quality advisory for the bay area today, health officia s say a spare. the air alert is not in effect. an air quality is not expected to be unhealthy. smoky hazy skies may be seen and the smell of smoke may be present throughout the day, ok? so just factor that into your morning commute and the rest of your day. if you are outside, you may smell smoke. john has been talking about that throughout the week. so where we sit with that smoke, a nasty over the bay area. that's good news that it's not super bad today. not enough for a spare the air alert, but just a little bit of that. he is to be detected up in the north bay. >> we've really dodged most of this wildfire smoke so far. so that's a bit of good news just because we're tapping into a little bit of it. it's good if you have respiratory sensitivities up in the north bay, especially to take a little bit easier right now, wind direction is mostly out of the north and northwest ne

>> that is impacting our air quality in the smoke from the complex of fires burning up along the humboldt and trinity county line up north of the bay area is working its way down our direction and that is going to have an impact on air quality alongside the triple digit heat that many of our inland areas are going to be in the mid stuff. this is where we're sitting right now. you're berkeley hills cam, things looking nice and clear out there were definitely not looking at any fog this morning. so that is good news is you're at least making your way out the door. nothing the interrupting your morning commute. so we're good to go this morning. as far as the afternoon goes, well, maybe not so good to go anymore with that high pressure firmly in place. now we're all hot across the bay area. obviously, our inland areas are the most consistently hot with excessive heat advisories going into effect 11:00am. this morning for upper elevations of the north bay. all of solano county, as well as and east bay. these remain in effect all the way through 08:00pm tonight. now skies will be abundantly cle

the palos verdes peninsula, the highest rates of erosion were along the north coast, mendocino and humboldt counties. cliff erosion depends on several factors, including land development and a rise in the sea level. the strength of the rocks and the energy from the waves. new numbers from the cdc show an uptick in monkeypox cases all across the nation. and today, more than 14,000 cases of the virus have been reported in the united states since may. tonight there are calls on the white house and congress to do more. >> to help get vaccines to individual states. 14 democrats wrote a letter to senate leadership urging congress to find money for testing and treatment finance domestic production of monkeypox vaccines. in the meantime, cdc director doctor rochelle walensky says americans need to stay vigilant. the white house says the president continues to weigh all options to try to stop the spread of the virus. cases of monkeypox are continuing to increase each day across california. the state is now reporting more than 2600 probable or confirmed cases during a today the state director of publ

wildfire smoke is drifting down from the 6 rivers lightning complex fire in humboldt and trinity countiese video of that fire, an air quality here locally is expected to be unhealthy. tomorrow officials are urging anyone, especially with respiratory issues to avoid going outside. health experts tell folks it try to keep the windows shut at home and in the car and recirculate the ac to prevent outside air from coming into your home. i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look at the particulars of >> particulate. yeah, that's the problem. yes, some of that smoke now working its way back in the bay area live really spared much of the smoke we have more than on shore breeze. the better part. >> of summertime that kept love the smoke away from the bay area. now some of that smoke as we get to move into our atmosphere and you can see over the bay right now, a little hazy out there right now. and really looks like we're getting a little bit of a sea breeze now. and you can see the fog moving along the coastline. that's some nice, fresh air coming right over the ocean waters

total of 12 fires were sparked by lightning back on august. 5th in both trinity and humboldt countiesthis morning fire is just under 26,000 acres and it's 81% contained. firefighters across the state are busy, but that's nothing new back here at home. john, the fires and we're talking about in the previous weeks, any of that smoke impacting us today. so this part talk about the 6 rivers complex. that's the one that had impacted us with the smoke. and it's really good to see that containment. >> has risen on that blaze a little bit less fire activity means less smoke being introduced into the picture and much improved air quality expected over the next several days here for the bay area. so we're obviously still in peak fire season here. we're not out of the woods, but a little bit of good news there coming out of that largest complex of fires that was burning there. as far as what we have this morning, you can see the low gray, not smoke, just layer that is pushed in overnight making for really cloudy perspective right across the bay area. we're no moisture that it fired up thundersto

that's coming in from the six rivers lightning complex fire in humboldt and trinity counties, it has burned more than 30 square miles, 17% contained. that fire the second largest the the state has seen this year, paul heggen has been tracking the heat, and paul, tomorrow, a different story. >> it's hot enough inland right now but tomorrow's temperatures will be the hottest we experience through the rest of the week. it won't last long, we we are backing down already by wednesday and thursday but a heat advisory in effect tomorrow tomorrow for inland parts of the the east bay, eastern santa clara county, and the mountains of the north bay, where temperatures will reach into the the upper half of the 90s and a lot of locations in solano and alamunse stuff, stay hydrated, limit over over exerting yourself outside, and find air conditioning when you can. heat advisory starts at at 11:00 a.m. and goes until 8:00 tomorrow evening. air-quality a concern, we have moderate air quality right now, tomorrow there are concerns that that a little bit more of the wildfire smoke will be drifting in,

lightning complex burning in humboldt county is causing an air quality advisory all the way here in the bay area the air quality management district warns that some people may see increased levels of particulate matter from those fires. alright for more on the air quality. we want to go to abc 7 news meteorologist, sandia patel. yeah, hopefully things look good sandia. yeah. it's gonna be moderate not just today for parts of the bay area, but also the next several days. so deon and dan i want to show you live picture right now from our east bay hills cameras. we pan around you can see the haze that is in the air. the air district has extended that air quality advisory for wildfire smoke through today, and it's pretty obvious. why even though the air quality may fluctuate between good and moderate the next three days. we're looking at moderate air quality today that advisory is due to that rum creek and six rivers lightning complex fires. so keep that in mind as you look right now. it's mostly good except for livermore and san jose moderate air quality the the air quality is actually haz

it never paid after sholtes met the banks, officials, humboldt authorities dropped their demands at 1st shoals falsely claimed. those meetings didn't happen, but was proven wrong. now he says he cannot remember what was discussed and has been keen to stress. there is no connection between his meetings and the city, backing down this growing mistrust. in his version of events, it is unlikely that he cannot remember anything from this meetings. during those meetings or phone calls, it was about nearly $50000000.00 euro for his city in tax revenue. the whole aspect of working here with the salami tactic of just admitting what he has to admit and once more has been proven, he will admit more obviously makes it that much more doubtful that there is just no memory at all. so far, prosecutors do not see any breach of the law. the scandal is hitting the headlines again now, because a former habit and p from charlotte's, his party had stashed away 200000 euros in cash. and that and peace district had received money from warwick bank before as yet. nobody knows where the cash came from. and shaw

is just a product, a marine, their smoke from the complex burning the 6 rivers complex burning in humboldt county starting to work its way down into the north bay. this being transported our direction from this generous northerly wind that's pushing just a little bit of that smoke on into our direction now. so finally, at least seeing some sort of impact from it. otherwise skies, nice and clear. we are in for another nice afternoon for beside and coastal areas and a little less hot for inland areas. we've been scorching hot lately for the interior. the state. so it's nice to be talking about a trend of temperatures that is only working its way downward gradually. eventually this is going to take us to some really comfortable stuff this weekend after afternoon, sunshine today, another dose of fog into tomorrow morning. you know, the drill is pretty much a business per usual. this time of year, foggy gray mornings followed by your sunshine during afternoons 60's at the coast. 70's to 80's along the bay shore. that's not much of a change from yesterday. it's our inland areas where you're goin

rivers complex fire fire drifting into the bay area, area, the fire torched over 60,000 acres in humboldt, tomorrow we could could smell smoke. we have been tracking the air-quality and th. the heat. >> the north bay could smell it. it today. we might mortise notice that more so tomorrow but but the heat is the bigger deal. deal. we have started this warmth over the past few days, concord is the example, you will will feel this the most in inchr in incher contra costa county, over the last few days 89 friday friday which is average for this this time of .

. >> there is also a spare the air alert that has been issued because of the wildfires in humboldt andnity kron first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. also won't want to spread in temperatures. look that map and that amazing race mean we talked the other meteorologists around the country. let's say, come on. that's so easy to forecast the spread like that. but what they don't know that's within like 30 miles you go 40, almost 50 degrees. i mean, that's just incredible. that microclimates in the bay area outside, though, you've got clear skies. >> over san francisco right now, what a day. it has been 103 right now in livermore, one o one, a double and 102 in concord, 90 in san jose. 100 morgan hill. 59 though, and half moon bay still hot 104, same lena one. 0, 5 in cloverdale and 78 degrees and timber on so wide range of temperatures today here, the official highs for the day 106 degrees. that was one of the hot spots in livermore, 105 in antioch, 104 in concord, one. 0, one in napa, 100 and the bottle one. 0, one in santa rosa. 96. >> in mount to 97 degrees in san jose. but