san matteo county, can san that kuz county, 98 degrees. even though we are seeing the winds increasing, the humidity values were up overnight, which helped those firefighters. to 2 now, those winds over the ler elevations, 39 mile an hour winds around san francisco. bigger problem to contend with is fire danger this upcoming weekend. sunday morning until tuesday morning for dry thunderstorms. it's a combination of gusty winds, dry conditions, possibility of erratic winds and dry lightning that could spark more fires or aggravate existing fires. that's going to be the big concern come this weekend. i'll be back with a close eer look coming right up. >> all right. we'll check back with you with the forecast, seven-day in just a few minutes. you can follow fires statewide with our exclusive wildfire tracker, which is updated with the latest information from cal fire. check to see where the fires are spreading, the acres burned so far and containment info in real time. which is so critical. the abc 7 fire tracker available now at abc7news.com

unconquered as well as fairfield already climbing back up into the 80's just at 09:00am berkeley and san matteo at 71 currently also warming up up in the north bay too. now after what has been a pleasant start so far to your tuesday morning. we are in for another scorcher this afternoon conquered at one '06 livermore antioch morgan hill napa and santa rosa all in the triple digits, too. some 90's right alongside the shore of the bay and freeman redwood city. more in your forecast is still ahead back to you darya all right, thanks a lot. let's get back to breaking news in and take a closer look at these fires that are burning across the east bay. >>and in the north bay. they were light least likely sparked by lightning. if we look at a map for some perspective you can see first in the east bay, the marsh fire that's near the regional wilderness area in alameda county on the border with

like kevan the proud rooster in matteo trench alina's garden in milan he and his hens chanel. and samantha are house chickens of the cochon breed queen victoria introduced these unusually large chickens from asia to europe in the 19th century. for chicken in love the photographer has brought roosters and hens of different races together as couples a dutch crested with a bantam y. and. a silky with an oar being turned. 30 i mean they've found out about it we went searching for what chickens looked best together but not like a breeder was we mixed breeds and sexes to get a colorful variety like we have in our human society. and what about 2 roosters. why not. the rooster may protect his hands but he doesn't have that great a reputation as a romantic lover. the roosters the worst example and absolutely not a role model when it comes to romance fine doesn't do anything he doesn't produce anything and it dominates hundreds of hands we know definitely not politically correct but it works. right. now it's offended we've heard his feelings and it's no real tragedy everything always re

breaking news in san matteo county, fire erupts and evacuations are under way, we are there live. flames scorching, thousands of acres gone. hundreds of homes are threatened. >> also al, ahead, a troubling crime increase. the safety protocols that we should all be following. andthe new had high capacity covid testing site, it could be the model for the future in santa clara county. live breaking news from abc7. >> and that breaking news is happening in two parts of the bay area, in napa county, three fires are burning all have zero percent containent, it comes as mandatory evacuations are coming in for sonoma county, and evacuation orders have happened in san matteo county, take a look. we are live over the fire. look at all the smoke coming off of the mountains. man, that is certainly intense as sky 7 gets a closer look for you us. you can see a bit of that orange glow coming off the ridge of the mountain right there in the trees and that dark smoke. we are covering this closely right now. good evening, thank you for joining us tonight as we follow all of this. >> reporter: glad

san matteo county, the last added to the list. businesses and churches had to move their operations outdoors. our lady of angels, held services under beautiful weather. the church followed protocol to make sure that the congregation stayed safe. and parishioners had to sign in when they arrived and the church set up canopies and hand sanitizing stations. >> we have to get more people out here and get used to it. >> i loved being outside. it was just as holy and revrant. >> a quarter of people showed up of those that normally attend. >> not all counties have reported new cases today yet. we are still waiting on updates from the ones with a dash by their name. a sobering message from the head of the white house coronavirus task force. no matter where you live, large city, small town, you are at risk of contracting the virus. that was a change from when the virus was targeting mostly urban areas just a few months ago. this as negotiators worked through the woekd on a n-- through the weekend on a ec

these words describe the ornamental chickens displayed in coffee table books by photographers matteo tranche of and marino monte from milan they both openly admit they're fascinated with chickens and have even acquired a few of their own. their pets could just as easily struck the catwalk. it was a love at 1st sight i never would have expected it. chickens make very good motifs for their very photogenic and great and. they know right away what they're supposed to do but you don't have to explain it to them. they need hardly any make up from our experience in the advertising and fashion industries chickens are the best top models and the most natural. and they also seem to be the most patient they obediently follow whatever directions the photographers give them. for their latest project tranche illini and marino monte posed 2 chickens each from one of a total 60 breeds as lovers chicken in love as the snappy though somewhat tongue in cheek title. the relationship between rooster and hen a close loving one and unconditional love. hens love their rooster and always run after him and ev

designer matteo to pick through on those descriptions when he redesigned his friend lorenzo congo's a restaurant in the very thought that it could out of so i wanted to commemorate the discovery of tierra del fuego 500 years ago about this and to create a timeless environment it was a journey to the end of the world. the means of transport. a horse covered with scraps of fabric. it's also a serving troll like. the horse is part of the fantastic animal world populating the space. it brings us to our journey's goal. it's our trojan horse. it will take us on our next adventure. the restaurant is located on the piazza here in the chancellor in northern italy the decor used to be minimalistic now coke has become a city attraction thanks to matteo chipping he founded his own design studio in 2006 at the age of just $23.00. he describes his style as much or a fun he designs furniture carpets and excess arrays but his specialty is ceramic objects. with was this air base is full of holes it has no function like 99.9 percent of all faces. the 37 year old loves ceramics because the medium allows

. >> san matteo county and san rafel have been the trouble spots most of the night. >>> that's where abc7 is >> reporter: the power came back around the area around 9:30 p.m., many businesses here telling us they have had to close hours early in the midst of the pandemic when they are trying survive. for example, soul food was supposed to be open, and you can see the doors are closed. residenti ins are saying they a frustrated on over the lack on communication. thousands left in the all across the bay d akreaar tonigh >> no notification and then a all of a sudden we don't have power and it's 105 degrees. >> reporter: ashley stephens is one of many of the customers that were without power for hours. >> had what about the people who are like on oxygen tanks and have like, food in the freezer and the fridge. it's just, unreal. >> reporter: many small businesses struggling to stay afloat during this pandemic pushed to close the doors hours early. >> we tried our best to sell what we had available. stuff that was already cooked so we can sell it out and not have to spoil it. and we tried

. >> wear the mask or pay the price, that's the message in san matteo townty, joining a growing list of counties that will final people for not wearing a mask in public. >> reporter: not only did the supervisors approve the new ordnance, but every single person from the public that spoke out about it was in favor of finding people who don't wear masks. the new ordnance takes effect immediately. in downtown san matteo, haircuts come with an al fresco true, that's because they can only operate outdoor since a spike in hospitalizations landed them on the state's covid-19 watch list. to curve that trend and get more people to wear masks today supervisor imposed a emergency ordnance to fine people who don't, and all supervisors approved it. >> it's a clear statement on the county's values in terms of us making sure that we save lives, and then statement, hopefully getting us off the watch list. >> reporter: the new ordnance goes into effect immediately. environmental health staff and rangers will enforce the new law, and initially give offenders a warning. but after that, people could be

and it seems now that san matteo is saying they're not going to accept san francisco's plan and yes, that may be a problematic stance to take, but to be honest, that's what we did a few weeks ago. so at some point, someone has to rise above the fray. we have to -- we are going to, you know, continue these discussions along the road and opportunities to resolve some of these issues at the state level. that there are openings for the discussion there. so i, you know, echo what everyone else is saying about please pass this as a clean funding measure and then we continue to have all these discussions now and going forward to resolve these issues. thank you. >> thank you for your testimony. operations, is there another caller, please? >> hi, my name is kevin burke. i live in the mission. i would like to urge you put a clean measure on the ballot. -- the city would turn into a punching bag for the taxpayer association. i would not like the city to turn into a punching bag for the taxpayer association. so i urge you to put a clean bill on the november ballot. thanks very much. that's all i

this czu lightning complex fire is 2% contained. 57,000 acres have burned between santa cruz and san matteo counties. this is new video showing flames and destruction. >> several people have been arrested suspected of looting. we have the update. amanda. >> reporter: yeah, all things considered, cal fire is calling today a good day. it's the first time we are seeing any containment on the fire autos and they are gearing the on going firefight. they are patrolling for any looting. the coast is far from clear as the czu lightning complex fire expanded friday. here is a look at nearly 100 structures destroyed by the flames. cal fires are asking that residents heed evacuation orders and stay away. >> it's difficult to maneuver with the narrow roads and to add the public back in there is very difficult and unsafe for our firefighters. >> reporter: in addition to those responding to the fire. 60 police officers have been sent out to stop looting. >> we arrested five people two carloads of stolen property off of fall creek road. >> reporter: the five decided to victimize several of our community m

. >> san matteo county and san rafel have been the trouble spots most of the night. >>> that's where abc7 is >> reporter: the power came bac p.m., many businesses here telling us they have had to close hours early in the midst of the pandemic when they are trying survive. for example, soul food was supposed to be open, and you can see the doors is are saying the frustrated on over the lack on communication. thousands left in the dark all across the bay area tonight. >> no notification and then a all of a sudden we don't have power and it's 105 degrees. >> reporter: ashley stephens is one of many of the customers that were without power for hours. >> had what about the people who are like on oxygen tanks and have like, food in the freezer and the fridge. it's just, unreal. >> reporter: many small businesses struggling to stay afloat during this pandemic pushed to close the doors hours early. >> we tried our best to sell what we had available. stuff that was already cooked so we can sell it out and not have to spoil it. and we tried to push it with our registers but the moment that the

no problems into foster city or san matteo i'll give you one more west 5.80 to the richmond sandra fell bridge just one lonely car rolling through the pay gates with so far it's been a nice trip for you in to the north bay we'll check more traffic coming up a little bit later. oregon governor kate brown is putting out a plan to try and bring calm to the city of portland. it follows months of protests against police brutality and a deadly shooting over the weekend as pro trump supporters road into the city and clash with demonstrators. a warning this piece contains graphic video that some viewers may find disturbing reid binion reports. >>when america needs is for you to be stopped portland. oregon mayor ted wheeler taking aim at president trump sunday following the shooting death in portland saturday night after a caravan of trump supporters rolled through the city. clashing with anti police brutality protesters you've tried to divide us more than any other figure in modern history. and now you want me to stop the violence that you helped create trump responded by lashing out at the may

a new live—action version from italian director matteo garrone is a very different beast.ithful adaptation of the 1883 book the adventures of the pinocchio by carlo collodi, it stars roberto benigni as geppetto, the woodcarver who crafts a puppet that magically comes to life. using elaborate prosthetics and cgi, the child actor federico ielapi is transferred very credibly into the wooden puppet who just wants to be a real boy. the bond between geppetto and his "son" is tangible, so it's nerve—racking when the gullible pinocchio wanders off and gets lost in the countryside, encountering robbers and conmen. pinocchio is a gorgeous—looking film that occasionally tugs on the heartstrings. but it's much more satisfying in the subtitled version, which is showing in independent cinemas, than it is in the dubbed one that is showing in the multiplexes. the cloying english voices make it seem creepy. i know a certain place called the field of miracles... either way, pinocchio feels unusually dark and disturbing for a pg film, so while fans of garrone‘s twisted fairy tale film tale o

fires burning in napa, sonoma, marin, contra costa, san matteo and santa cruz counties.r newsom has called a statewide emergency and will have a news conference today. he been oo night long for solano count blue ridge road and north of cherry glenn road on highway 128. people on pleasant valley road also being told to leave. we have seen buildings and homes burn along that road. this fire is part of the lmu itghtning complex. ur b'sne acres and is zero perntce [upb♪ i fell asleep ♪ tobut when i woke up. ♪i put everything in perspective. ♪ (boy) hi, do you want to share my sandwich? (vo) good feeds our connections. hormel natural choice lunch meats. >>> check out this image from live doppler 7. these fires are pumping out so much smoke, so much ash and fine particular matter that it looks like like to moderate rain. have your emergency kit and plan ready to go. winds are picking up faster than 20 miles per hour in places like vacaville. reggie.cessive heat inland >> thank you. another abc 7 news update in about 30 minutes. here's more gma. we make it a mission to understa

they need the three counties where cal train operates to be approved to be on the san matteo and san jose leader are expected to vote this week. that leaves the matter of changing minds in san francisco, for the august seventh deadline. >> stay with us for a complete coverage of the pandemic and how it affects you. we are putting together the latest headlines and updates in one place. just head over to the website, nbc bay area,.com/coronavirus. >>> emotions running high in a private petalmua high school. some say teachers were laid off for racially motivated reasons. that led to a protest and a face-off with counter protesters. we have more. >> the protests at saint vincent's high school grew. at the center of it all, theses two black women. laid off from their faculty positions in june. supporters say it happened after they allegedly tried to initiate dialog about systemic racism in the school. only black women on faculty. >> they fired two black women from the school, on juneteenth, after they tried to speak out about racism in the school. >> addressing the recent controversies at

cook has become a city attraction thanks to matteo chick he founded his own design studio in 2006 at the age of just 23. he describes his style as luxury fun he designs furniture carpets and excess arrays but his specialty is ceramic objects . with was this a vase or is full of holes it has no function like 99.9 percent of all faces. the 37 year old loves ceramics because the medium allows him to create such wondrous objects. like the ironically kitsch hermaphrodites in his living room. his favorite piece is called donkey an animal with human features. that appears in but with the zone has been set up he represents a somewhat carefree vision of the world and. its affiliates a desire to have magical animals accompany us through life that could be could be part of the whispering wise words to us and making typical times easier if you can quote of the woman who the. potato chip because these ceramics plants of the future they're said to emit fragrances another design gimmick to stimulate the imagination of the diners. and you can use that on this one i think most restaurants focus too m

. >> san matteo county and san rafel have been the trouble spots most of the night. >>> that's

san matteo county officials are joining this effort. >> do not go out to the coast, they will be politely asked to go back to where they are from. >> reporter: many beach goersref omyes gover thi area. >> reporter: others finding refuge in this beach, coming frmantika. >> the next town over is probably 20 miles maybe. and they were evacuating some of that area last night. >> reporter: starting tonight, be closed. the second the fires and third, poor air quality. >> all they will be breathing is smoke. >> here's another reason, traffic, from people traveling to the beachesimde imagine vehicles and evacuation routes. >> if the winds changing and it comes closer, and we have to evacuate, we don't want the roadways slammed. >> sky 7 captured this view of both pacifica, where coastal fog met smoke from the fires this afternoon. as you can see, the clouds are getting darker as the camera sweeps from left to right wit large amounts of smoke just choking the bay area. >> wild fire smoke is pushing air quality deep in the unhealthy range. purple air shows real time readings and the worst readin r

in santa cruz in san matteo county where the czu lightning complex fire has exploded in size overnight already destroyed. right now, davenport, pesce kai der o are being threatened. officials say to expect aggressive evacuation orders today. let's check in with mike. at least it's going to be co cooler. >> right, but that's bringing the winds and that's why that fire zboing to aggressive ly expand again the next 48 hours. but the winds have cleared out most of the north bay. east bay valleys in solano counties still have the poorest air quality on this second of possibly six consecutive spare the air days. 70 to 96 is our spread. chance of thunderstorms sunday night, monday morning. >> thank you. coming up on gma, the two teachers pumping up their [upb♪ i fell asleep ♪ tobut when i woke up. ♪i put everything in perspective. ♪ (boy) hi, do you want to share my sandwich? (vo) good feeds our connections. good feeds us all. hormel natural choice lunch meats. hi. what's on your mind?in. can you help keep these guys protected online? easy. connect to the xfi gateway. what about wireless data

near the san matteo county, santa cruz county fire. 90% relative humidity.hat will help the firefighters, south wind to 4. and as we look at the winds at the higher elevations. they are not that strong. i will be back with an hour by hour look at the smoke forecast and your air equality tomorrow, ming lady! a fire is here! >> racing to save lives, anehbo. >> san francisco was close to coming off the state's watch lit and now it's up in the air again. >> joe biden his number one promise if elected. >> first a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live, with guest host, anthony anderson. >> i'm anthony anderson and don't you dare miss this. >> everyone thinks i promised every kid on blackish a car. that is not true. i only promised -- it's game day live, here at bia fan-favorite venue, ever since they got gig-speed internet. to a . learn more, or get started with xfinity internet for $24.99 a month for 12 months. plus, switch to xfinity mobile and for a limited time get $400 off an eligible samsung galaxy 5g phone. click, call or visit a store today. >>> a

the child, 1-year-old matteo montufar-barrera, was at today's briefing with his family. >> it feels great. it feels comforting that he's finally home. >> reporter: the child's mother, who's asking for privacy, was out walking with the baby in a stroller, when she says a man got out of a red suv and pointed a gun at her. she fought so hard, police say she ripped off this piece of his pants and was able to grab this shoe and even grabbed the man's gun and fired off shots as he and a woman in the passenger seat took off with her child. police believe the same couple may have tried to steal another baby at this same location. witnesses tell them that a couple was seen trying to snatch a child from a young mother's arms just ten minutes prior and that that mother was able to get away with her child. she did not call authorities and authorities tonight are asking her to do so. tom? >> steve osunsami with that bizarre and terrifying incident. steve, thank you. >>> now to that exclusive interview with melania trump's former close friend and confidant. her new book, "melania and me" is due out ton

near the san matteo county, santa cruz county fire. 90% relative humidity.hat will help the firefighters, south wind to 4. and as we look at the winds at the higher elevations. they are not that strong. i will be back with an hour by hour look at the smoke forecast and your air equality tomorrow, coming up. >> come on, lady! a fire is here! >> racing to save lives, a tow truck operator goes door to door to evacuate his neighbors. >> san francisco was close to coming off the state's watch lit and now it's up in the air again. >> joe biden accepts the democratic nomination for president. his stark message and his number one promise if elected. >> first a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live, with guest host, anthony anderson. >> i'm anthony anderson and don't you dare miss this. >> everyone thinks i promised every kid on blackish a car. that is not true. i only promised -- hi. what's on your mind?in. can you help keep these guys protected online? easy. connect to the xfi gateway. what about wireless data options for the family? you can customize and

and it seems now that san matteo is saying they're not going to accept san francisco's plan and yes, that may be a problematic stance to take, but to be honest, that's what we did a few weeks ago. so at some point, someone has to rise above the fray. we have to -- we are going to, you know, continue these discussions along the road and opportunities to resolve some of these issues at the state level. that there are openings for the discussion there. so i, you know, echo what everyone else is saying about please pass this as a clean funding measure and then we continue to have all these discussions now and going forward to resolve these issues. thank you. >> thank you for your testimony. operations, is there another caller, please? >> hi, my name is kevin burke. i live in the mission. i would like to urge you put a clean measure on the ballot. -- the city would turn into a punching bag for the taxpayer association. i would not like the city to turn into a punching bag for the taxpayer association. so i urge you to put a clean bill on the november ballot. thanks very much. that's all i

tail lights along the flat section but so far no issues to stress out about into foster city or san matteo a very foggy golden gate bridge for you this morning be careful, you know can be a little scary driving in the fog you may be the headlights to many the wipers and there's a special fog advisory for the robin williams tunnel so keep that in mind 18 minutes here that's right on time heading south nevado to the toll plaza. a peek at some drive times for you were on time livermore to dublin 6.80 dublin to fremont no issues for the nimitz and then to 37 quick 6 minute trip milpitas to sunny though. >>lava coming over the hills, there is a finger of red here finger of red here. i would see it torch go up in a flame that tree just catching fire. >>wow a vacaville homeowner recounts the moments that he saw the lnu lightning complex fires approaching his home. he shot this video during the terrifying moments when the fire eventually made it to his home. wow well now the cleanup for him and his partner even though they say they have nothing left kron four's taylor psaki reports. >>the couple s

a new live—action version from italian director matteo garrone is a very different beast.res of the pinocchio by carlo collodi, it stars roberto benigni as geppetto, the woodcarver who crafts a puppet that magically comes to life. using elaborate prosthetics and cgi, the child actor federico ielapi is transferred very credibly into the wooden puppet who just wants to be a real boy. the bond between geppetto and his "son" is tangible, so it's nerve—racking when the gullible pinocchio wanders off and gets lost in the countryside, encountering robbers and conmen. pinocchio is a gorgeous—looking film that occasionally tugs on the heartstrings. but it's much more satisfying in the subtitled version, which is showing in independent cinemas, than it is in the dubbed one that is showing in the multiplexes. the cloying english voices make it seem creepy. either way, pinocchio feels unusually dark and disturbing for a pg film, so while fans fairy tale film tale of tales will find plenty to feast on, the parents with younger children might want to wait for the upcoming disney live—ac

hill, tri valley over to concord. 70s closer to oakland, freemont into the low 80s. 70s around san matteo and still cold. low to mid-60s there. north bay temperatures in the 80s to 90s. notice the trend. still mid to upper 90s. now notice high pressure weakening to allow the system that's cooling to the coast, rain to the pacific northwest. here is what we're talking about. we are about to get a model update to see if this trend continues. but here is a chance heavy drizzle or brief light rain. that's in the cards come wednesday. watch the temperatures cooling. more wind as we head into another part of the week. san francisco seeing highs in the low 60s, which includes walnut creek, by the way. we'll drop to high temperatures in the 60s to mid-70s wednesday. that's a big drop in temperatures. but will it involve any rain drops? an updated look to see what we can expect for wednesday and, yes, a bit of a warming trend as we head to next weekend. we will see those rain chances are still in that wednesday forecast. >> sounds like a plan, rob. thank you. >> thanks, rob. >>> still ahead, get r

having a little trouble hearing but we learned some people are able to return to their homes and matteo and then accrues counties new evacuation orders are in north bay near the complex fire, for all of you fighting the fire where is the biggest area of concern and why? >> on a number of fronts making progress we are still seeing areas of fire activity backup. yesterday no -- -- a lot of work for we can tie in a threat of activity and other areas. >> you want to thank you for your service. we know crews are working day and night to put out the flames. thank you for the update tonight, we appreciate it. >>> the scu lightning complex fire now burned about 368,000 acres and containment went from 30 up to 35% overnight. it's burning mostly in rugged terrain it's contra costa, alameda, san joaquin and stanislaus county. 43 homes or other buildings have been destroyed or damaged by the flames there. >>> protests followed by destruction in downtown oakland, coming up tonight, many business owners left cleaning up today. >>> also ahead, the game changer in the fight against covid-19. a cheap ra

officials say 50 homes in the santa cruz mountains and san matteo are destroyed.digits. more than 60,000 people have been evacuated. some huge numbers. lisa argen has a look at the forecast this morning. >> good morning to you. somewhat of a welcome sight with low clouds and fog, but also smoke. so it's another spare the air alert. cooler this morning for some, but 60s in san jose with the haze and look iing at our camer you can see all the horrible air out there. 66 in concord. 60 in santa rosa. poor air quality with our spare the air alert last through the weekend. untheltiest for the east bay and our inland valleys. >> thank you. coming up, gma's study guide to virtual schooling on a budget. great ideas for low cost hi. what's on your mind?in. can you help keep these guys protected online? easy. connect to the xfi gateway. what about wireless data options for the family? you can customize and save. what about internet speeds that can keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. and now with our stores reopening, we're puttin

the official say they open an additional vacuum ration center at the sand matteo, and event center.e have a list of evacuation centers and evacuation orders@ourwebsitektvu.com. >>> park officials that big basin redwood state park say they will spend the next few days assessing the damage there from a welfare. the fire caused extensive damage to the parks buildings, ranger station, campgrounds. the headquarters built in the 1930s has been reduced to ash. people who love the parks redwoods say they hope the giant trees survive.'s bake if they were big enough and hot enough to take those structures, there is no way to tell. we are crossing our fingers until we have a chance to get in and take a look. >>> big basin has trees 50 feet around and as tall as the statue of liberty. >>> four new deaths reported in the north bay lane on the lnu complex fire spread a man's body was found in debris along pleasant valley road where the man lived. the flames destroyed two dozen stone homes in the blue ridge era. people unaccounted for in two of the homes there. the flames move so fast, homeowners

breaking news in san matteo county, fire erupts and evacuations are under way, we are there live.lames scorching, thousands of acres gone. hundreds of homes are threatened. >> also al, ahead, a troubling crime increase. the safety protocols that we should all be following. andthe new had high capacity covid testing site, it could be the model for the future in santa clara county. live breaking news from abc7. >> and that breaking news is happening in two parts of the bay area, in napa county, three fires are burning all have zero percent containent, it comes as mandatory evacuations are coming

. >> the czu lightning compex fire has burned about 63,000 acres in the matteo and santa cruz countieshave been forced to flee their homes. >> we will be tracking the very latest through the evening, go to kpix.com for fall fire coverage evacuation information and more. >> thank you so much for watching. we will be back here at 11:00. >> for no - [announcer] the following is a paid program for the sunpower equinox home solar system, brought to you by sunpower. (inspirational music) - [matt] people love it. some people worship it. it's everywhere, every day and available to everyone. - this is definitely one of the best investment we did in our house. - it's surpassed all of my expectations. - it made a lot of financial sense for us. - why doesn't everybody do this? - in case you had any doubt, solar power has arrived. and if y fure islooking very brt because solar is more practical, more reliable and more cost-effective than ever. solar is truly here and with more of us using our homes for both work and family life, it makes even more sense to offset that increase in energy use.