but the breeze doesn't help out for that fire in lakeville. take a look at this live picture right now, things are really changing up from our mount tam cam. the marine layer has deepened and it is moving, which is allowing those temperatures to drop up to 14 degrees cooler in san francisco, down 12 in oakland, 15 santa rosa, ten degrees cooler in san jose. the onshore winds have picked up, gusting to 33 miles an hour at oakland. our highs so far today have made it up into the low 60s at the coast to the upper 90s inland. so yeah, it was another hot one inland. i do want to show you a satellite picture that really paints the picture. the southerly surge began to develop earlier in the day, and it started to move northward, which has allowed the cooling. but this circulation, known as a coastal eddy visually, is just a really pretty sight, but it is certainly going to be a grayer start tomorrow morning. we're already seeing the signs of it, with the marine layer expanding and the cooling trend is going to continue. high pressure is going to mov

i'll have that forecast it started off old lakeville road.ber three, southeast of lakeville and cal fire posted these clips on x. firefighters were able to stop the fire at a little under six acres. it did not burn any structures, and crews stayed on scene to make sure it stayed out. the cause of that fe is under investigation. rescue crews saved a hiker in the south bay after he fell off of aliff san jose police posted these photos to its website today. rescuers say the year old man wasunting near san antonio valley road when he fell more than 100ft off of a rocky cliff. he when he did not return on time, and rescuers were able to get to him and move him to a clear area and then fly him out. he was taken to the hospital, where he is expected to be okay. >> glad he's doing okay. as we check in with chief meteorologist bill martin. pretty nice day today. if you wanted to take a hike out there along the coast. yeah. beautiful. >> pretty warm for the most part, but beautiful. yeah. an air quality. awesome. and it goes the same way tomorrow. just

this is east of petaluma in lakeville, off old adobe road near tunzi lane. now, the fire started about a 4:45. it grew to ten acres within ten minutes. here is a screenshot of the smoke from just moments ago. firefighters are working both on the ground and in the air to contain the flames and protect any nearby buildings. we are keeping an eye on this and their progress and will keep you updated. for now though, we say good evening, i'm ama daetz and i'm stephanie sierra. >> we begin tonight with a group of san francisco neighbors trying to build a better bay area. girl, you want to get some out here? >> you. you okay? we couldn't let you listen to most of that. obviously. you know why? it's just one example of why people who live in this neighborhood are now suing san francisco. >> last year, abc seven news reporter louis pena broke the story of prostitution on capp street, which led to the city taking action, putting up barriers on that street. now, people living a block over on shotwell street say all the prostitution has migrated there and is here now wi

it started yesterday evening lakeville in sonoma county. last check. it has burned 20 acres.the cause. and he's a bride to be is getting ready to walk down the aisle with a new dress. >> we first told you about this story last week. well, the bridal shop where she had bought the original dress clothes just days before her big day. but as kron forcefully to shares with us, the community came to the rescue. >> for the weekend in less than 48 hours, akila mwongozi went from step without a wedding dress. my heart to learning the bridal shop owner withholding her prepaid gallon would handed over his wife is not a full-time. anderson but that so really sorry. and he is of the greece. a burden on was not contrite when she met one goes the end of the east bay restaurant saturday night where she was supposed to give up the veil and flower girl dress. one goes he paid for months prior. >> instead she demanded an apology from one goes for making their situation public earlier this month. about 2 weeks before mwongozi september. first wedding in san diego. she panicked after discovering

yeah, i'm around like outlawed at one point by like conquistadores and like i heard stories of lakeville caught off your hands. yeah, that's why i said this place is also pretty radical because we are growing plants that were, was outlawed. and then, and people don't know. now, like i was out was it's also really delicious. so during the time democrats, i think over 200 people came in to get seed to for their gardens, which is awesome because, you know, we weren't seen a lot of people farming or garden in. but for the pandemic, and i'm like really like copy like that this place like as a place of protection for people much like oh the, just the banner of the fed. right. that put down my bullhorn arm. we should probably take the cops right and then killer assigned to how we're going to define the police value and protests. this is a response to an incident involving the albuquerque police department and what she 14 year old black boy was killed. the red nation begun in 2014, it was a response to body tongue violence and police mileage. albuquerque has one of the highest rates of people sh

elaine, in the lakeville area, lot of fog here, but not up there. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with conditions near the fire. yeah, clear skies there with the winds picking up get that afternoon. sea breeze kicking in. and then all of a sudden. >> get a fire going and that can be a dangerous recipe. and you can see that fire location really up in the hills east of petaluma. now. and because of that, it is going to see some winds in the fire can run, specially likes to run up the mountains as a burns more rapidly. there's a building that's already been engulfed in there are several other structures out there, but it's a lot of farmland in and around that area. so firefighters are working on controlling that fire right now. but it's a dangerous time to get a fire going in the afternoon, especially the breezy conditions out there right now. we do have that that is rolling on shore. this looking down mount tam cam. you see the very top of the sale force building given idea that marine layer is expanding almost 1000 feet or so. it's going

comenzó el miércoles por la tarde en el condado de sonoma, afectando sobre todo a la localidad de lakevilletigando qué originó las llamas y calfire tiene habilitado ese sitio web que aparece en su pantalla donde tiene ese mapa que muestra los incendios que actualmente están afectando a california. por el momento hay 11 siniestros activos y de magnitudes considerables. el más intenso es el park, que inició el pasado 24 de julio. hasta la fecha ya consumió más de 429.000 acres y ha destruido más de 700 estructuras en los condados de tehama, shasta y pluma. y esto que está viendo, esta es la nueva aeronave. es un avión c-130 hércules. la nueva adquisición de calfire. se trata de una aeronave que es tanque también con la cual busca combatir los incendios forestales. este miércoles, armando alonzo nos muestra cómo es el hércules. así es compañeros. nosotros nos trasladamos esta tarde a la base aérea de calfire, ubicada en el aeropuerto de mcclelland en sacramento, para compartir buenas noticias. y es que hoy la agencia nos presenta esta aeronave que ve usted a mi espalda. es la c-130. hércules e

>> in that location, in fact, taking a close look at you can see right here east of petaluma got lakeville just to the southeast and you can see the fire location right in this direction here. it's a lot of farmland. lot of places really for that fire to run out there. the good news is there's not a whole lot of structure in that location, but there are few homes located there. we've got some winds that have been picking up. of course, you get that afternoon. sea breeze going and things get pretty dangerous. the fires right now we're looking at a westerly component that wind at 10 miles an hour, but we could easily see stronger gusts of 20 plus mile an hour gusts rolling into that area. so a dangerous time for that fire to get started. that's for sure. outside. we've got the fog that is rolling in right now is a big change in the weather is now on works here in the bay area. you can see the fog and toward the golden gate bridge right now, thickening up and pushing inside the bay that marine the really deepening. and that's going to be able to move well inland overnight tonight into tomorro

this is being called the goats fire which started shortly before 5 o'clock this evening in lakeville, which is in sonoma county. >> at last check, it burned 20 acres. crews have gotten under 40% containment. the cause still under investigation. but of course, >> fires are prevalent this time of year all across the bay area. let's check in now chief meteorologist lawrence caught a as you can see from the video, the winds really whipping in that fire. the fire occurring in the afternoon. >> and that's generally the time we see the strongest winds developing with the seabreeze. so winds have backed off a bit in and around that fire location. that's some good news. the humidity is on the rise. still in those locations. temperatures now in the 50's. you're still getting a little bit of a breeze outside. more of westerly component to that wind. the area that is located, a bureau de then looks like most that area sparse not filled with many homes, but there are a few up there. a lot of land to burn up there. a lot of dry grass brush as well. the meantime, though, we got a lot of clouds movin

el siniestro se reportó pasadas las 6 y 30 sobre la cuadra 7000 de lakeville road, según los oficialesviendo temperaturas un poquito más frescas. de hecho vamos a ver un descenso ya a partir del día de mañana y en vivo en san josé. cielos despejados. pero eso va a cambiar en las próximas horas, especialmente alrededor de la costa. las temperaturas actuales en el momento en san francisco 61 grados oakland 66 hayward 67 concord con 69 y en san josé también con 69 grados. se espera que esto continúe a cambiar debido a un sistema de baja presión, pero por ahora, cielos despejados continúan. pero les quiero mostrar cómo va a cambiar todo ya a partir de eso, a las 2 o 03:00 aumenta un poco esa capa marina y ya después de las 6 y las 7 veremos un poquito de neblina en las partes de santa rosa. incluso también sonoma, san francisco, half moon bay extendiéndose también hacia la zona de oakland, quizá también un poquito hacia jambelí fremont. los cielos despejados continúan hacia el sur y ya después de la una o 14:00 de la tarde, condiciones soleadas hacia el interior. pero esto es lo que nos es

this is east of petaluma in lakeville, off old adobe road near tunzi lane.t grew to ten acres within ten minutes. here is a screenshot of the smoke from just moments ago. firefighters are working both on the ground and in the air to contain the flames and protect any nearby buildings. we are keeping an eye on this and their progress and will keep you updated. for now though, we say good evening, i'm ama daetz and i'm stephanie sierra. >> we begin tonight with a group of san francisco neighbors trying to build a better bay area. girl, you want to get some out here? >> you. you okay? we couldn't let you listen to most of that. obviously. you know why?

what's being called the gulch fire started shortly before 5 this evening in lakeville in sonoma county. at last check, it's burned 20 acres and is at 40% contained. the cause of the fire is under investigation. but kron four's lawrence karnow is tracking the conditions in the area lines. how's it looking? >>and video looks scary. you see the winds really interacting with that fire. the fire getting going in the afternoon. of course, that's the time of the day we get that general seabreeze. things have calmed down a little bit since then. and that is good news. the winds have backed off. so again, some 10 plus mile an hour. gusts are less wind out there right now down to about 8 miles per hour in some spots. but that fire east of petaluma up in the hills there. and in that area, you've got a lot of mountainous regions there. you've got a lot of that dry brush as well. not as many homes, although there are several homes, that location that is moving in an easterly direction. following the winds that continue to block side tonight. but the humidity is also on the rise tonight. that is goi

it's being called the colts fire which started just before 5 o'clock this evening in lakeville in sonoma county. at last check, it's burned about 20 acres right now. crews have gotten up to 40% containment. how this fire started is still being looked at. but with that, we want to take a look at the conditions in the area with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow a lawrence. yeah. that video look scary. you see the winds really interacting with that fire. the fire getting going in the afternoon. of course, that's the time of the day we get that general sea breeze. >> things have calmed down a little bit since then. and that is good news. the winds have backed off. so again, some 10 plus mile an hour gusts. you're less wind out there right now down to about 8 miles per hour in some spots. but that fire east of petaluma up in the hills there. and in that area, you've got a lot of mountainous regions there. you've got a lot of that dry brush as well. not as many homes, although there are several homes that location that is moving in an easterly direction. following the winds that continue

it started yesterday evening lakeville in sonoma county. the last check it's burned 20 acres. it's 40% contained and we still don't know the cause. there's a new study. it claims it could take 9 to 14 hours for you to evacuate. everybody get out of lake tahoe during a fast-moving wildfire. the studies done by nonprofit tahoe, clean air. they used ai to look at k pop shuns. researchers say the potential evacuation times are based on a variety of road closures and road conditions. >> 6.25 is the time and state lawmakers are right now considering adding the banana slug and the dungeness crab as a new state symbols. the banana slug can be found in the redwood forests around the state. it would be the state slug. and of course, we know about the dungeness crab. it could be the states crustacean. they're found along the northern and central coast. we enjoy them a lot here in the bay area. lawmakers want to make them the states official sea creatures. so we'll see if that bill works its way through the legislature and ends up on the governor's desk. eyes say both of those animals are

this is in lakeville in sonoma county. a last check. it's burned 20 acres. it's 40% contained. the cause is still being looked into at this time. >> make full thank left. solo might fall. all the community. just >> there you hear the words of gratitude as people in petaluma came together to help out the owners of a donut shop repair their home for free after burglars. broke in and basically took everything they owned. the owners say most of life savings were stolen out of their safe in the house. this was nearly 7 months ago. the couple of plan to repair the roof of their home with the money they saved up, which about $20,000. but one local loyal customers found out about what happened. boy, did they come together? >> she said, well, how much is it going to be? how much is it going to be an isotope going to cost you your family? anything? this is the community uniting together. ke care of you. you are special person in this community. we want to be part of your legacy. >> thank you. and that amazing the gofundme page that was set up for the couple has now. i received more than

it started shortly before 5 o'clock yesterday evening up near lakeville in sonoma county. at last check, it was about 20 acres large 40% contained. so they're almost half way getting around this thing. cause of the investigator caused the fire that was still under investigation. >> make full thank left. solo might fall. going all the community. just of the >> i could just feel her gratitude. the people petaluma came together to help her and her husband. they on a donut shop in town. they're repairing and recovering now after their home was burglarized, the owners lost most of their life savings. they say it was in a safe inside that house. about 7 months ago. the burglary happened. wipe them out a couple of plan to repair the roof with that money at a cost of about $20,000. but when loyal customers found out about what happened, they came together to help. >> and she said, well, how much is it going to be? how much is it going to be an isotope going to cost you your family? anything? this is the community uniting together. to take care of you. you are special person in com

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westbound 37 at lakeville highway. and then i'll take you to san rafael. cam, as i mentioned, the northbound or north bay super busy southbound, one on one heavy traffic from delong avenue to north san pedro road due to an earlier incident, drew amanda will go to walnut creek this morning. >> it is nice and bright out there. we have mild sunshine in store this afternoon, but also some breezy conditions. so looking at highs today. 68 and mostly sunny in the city, but winds will gust to about 20 to 30mph there in oakland will go into the mid 70s. that's nice. san jose 8286. in walnut creek the winds do pick up a little bit this afternoon. just be aware of that. it is breezy high today. we're pretty close to average for this time of the year. kumasi reggie. >> thank you. drew. if you are streaming with us on the abc seven bay area app, abc seven at seven is next for everyone else. gma when i was playing, christine and i started visiting kids that are battling cancer. >> amen. and we've been inspired by the people at ucsf