. >> in solana county, alone, damage from the fire is still s. but we're over 220 homes that are lost. >> we also have some personal protection equipment for you. >> this eentry center was set up in the parking lot of a bud tmountainch tour a he is feeling lucky to be a survivor. >> so i guess that's what i fall back on is, you know, if there is somebody looking out after me every day. >> you are okay? >> yeah, so far. . >> now to our localss e in vacaville, tan. cornell bernard, ac 7 news. >> thank you very much. >>> because of the pandemic, fema is letting fire victims apply for aid via an app. on abc7.com, michael finney has broken down all you need to know to get your claim done. >>> now to the scu lightning complex. fire officials gave an update this afternoon on the progress and it is looking good. evacuation orders along the san joachim and stanislav county line in alameda have been warnings. they have listed it completely. the fire burned more than 374,000 acres and is 40% contained. >>> meantime, cal fire officials say the czu lightning

we see some pretty lousy air all er thing alnn y begitobay a also shrouding the costa coty, solana and the napa lleyal, l r in air pollution levels are may persist later into the week as well, it really depends on fire containment and weather conditions. >> paul heggen alongside us now, and paul, hopefully the heat will off from looking at the forecast. ba buckt, this smoke, this bed air in the bay area is unpleasant. >> another spare the air alert for tomorrow. later on we will see a stronger onshore breeze and that may stir the atmosphere around a bit. but it looks like e east bay, and within the vicinity of those very large res. some of the worst air quality reports i've seen this evening have been down from the peninsula. again, it just depends on where esflwind is directing the smoke batt the heat along with those out- of-contro res.l te mpriple dit heat inland. in a few minutes we will zoom in for a closer look at and wi speeds throughout the day tomorrow. e outst's take a live look fromid sales force cameras. one small silver lining today, we did avoid another roing power outage

unhealthy as you head further inland for solana alameda, and santa clara counties.has been expanded all the way until the end of the work week, on friday. if the smoke is not bad enough we have to worry about higher allergen levels. in the medium high category for the next four days, which takes us to the first half of the weekend. weeds, grasses, and elm palm has been added. recede about trying to make its way over downtown and across the bay. like that to go as far inland as possible. it is what we will see later tonight. the humidity associate with the dog helps out the fire crews. upper 50s in san francisco. leslie 60s and 72 in concord. drop to the mid-to upper 50s by early tomorrow morning. temperatures will be almost exactly normal for late august tomorrow. a slow warm-up around the bay with temperatures around 80 four the warm spots by noon. the hot spots tomorrow should reach around 90. that is not bad for late august. these near-normal temperatures, it means that the relative humidity levels will be acceptable. they will not be a hindrance tomorrow. the te

take set all over the bay area, smoke also shrouding the tri-valley, eastern contra costa county, solana and the napa valley, all expecting to see the biggest impact.>> intermittent spikes in air pollution levels are expected to tomorrow. but they may persist later into the week as well, it really depends on fire containment and weather conditions. >> paul heggen alongside us now, and paul, hopefully the heat will back off from looking at the forecast. but, this smoke, this bed air in the bay area is unpleasant. >> another spare the air alert for tomorrow. later on we will see a stronger onshore breeze and that may stir the atmosphere around a bit. but it looks like the worst air quality will be around the east bay, and within the vicinity of those very large fires. some of the worst air quality reports i've seen this evening have been down from the peninsula. again, it just depends on where the wind is directing the smoke flumes. you can see all of those smoke plontinuing to drift re cre will have to battle the u of-ntrol fires. temperatures anywhere from 70 along the coast near triple

the north bay's lmu lightning complex fire in solana, and napa, nocoainment, four inri more than 30,000 structures in danger. now, let's talk about the czu in sari ra clara county hills. that burned more than 37,000 acres. 5% contained there. the czu is 40,000 acres. evacuation orders were released for uc santa cruz and responder there and almost 9,000 structures are now threatened. spencer christian joins us now. is the weather turning more favorable for fire iters today? >> well, yes and no the good news is that we have a building marine layer, which is going to bring in cooler air and elevate the humidity, which is good news. but when marine layer bills and deepens, it brings with it a surge of gusty wind, which is not good news for firefighters. it makes the fire spread. let me give you the weather conditions at the location of some of our fires. over in vacaville, relative humidity up to 51% the winds gusting at 13 miles per hour. not terribly bad, but it would be helpful to the firefighters and containment if they were lighter. over in the area of the gamble fire, 88 degrees, rela

this covers the entire area from santa clara county, alameda county to solana county. scene over counties, it can be as high as 110 degrees. so watch out. make sure you check on kids and pets. wear light weight clothing and if you have to be outside, get some shade and come back inside if you can. we have very dangerous heat. increasing humidity the next two days. temperature right now, anywhere from the 50s to the 70s. still pretty warm around some of our inland valleys as you will notice, hanging on to theheat. patchy fog out there. we're watching what was once tropical storm aleasta. and you will notice the moisture will be headed in our direction. so this will be moving in our direction and as it does, we'll feel the results of in it form of stickier conditions. so take a welcome at the forecast. the clouds increase from that system. friday morning, we may even see a clap of thunder or two. keep that in mind. temperature, mild. fog near the coast. it will burn off rapidly tomorrow afternoon. it will be humid. on the pems, 69 in half moon bay, downtown san francisco

this covers the entire area from santa clara county, alameda county to solana county. lake and mend scene over counties, it can be as high as 110 degrees. so watch out. make sure you check on kids and pets. wear light weight clothing and if you have to be outside, get some shade and come back inside if you can. we have very dangerous heat. increasing humidity the next two days. temperature right now, anywhere from the 50s to the 70s. still pretty warm around some of our inland valleys as you will notice, hanging on to the heat. patchy fog out there. we're watching what was once tropical storm aleasta. and you will notice the moisture will be headed in our direction. so this will be moving in our direction and as it does, we'll feel the results of in it form of stickier conditions. so take a welcome at the forecast. the clouds increase from that system. friday morning, we may even see a clap of thunder or two. keep that in mind. temperature, mild. fog near the coast. it will burn off rapidly tomorrow afternoon. it will be humid. on the pems, 69 in half moon bay, downtow

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well solana taken off sky there fled to neighboring lithuania shortly after the vote she claims that the government left her no choice while her husband remains in prison it her speech she also slammed the police brutality that we have seen during the massive demonstrations over the last few days and says to you that the process have been paced full however security forces claim that isn't the full picture and there are in fact 2 sides to every story she gushed out of now explains. when it comes to protests in belarus you must have seen footage like this all like this all like this that was an infamous day as news junkies around the world stooge shocked by the brutality of baton rouge police caught. up. with. this picture went viral at 1st many assumed wrongly the man on the ground was dead so what happened that day but well we found the officer who is in this picture and he told us his version of events. long. it turned out later he had a severe alcohol and drug overdose we had the guy when he felt really bad but no matter how badly he behaved that evening we tried to get him to the

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solana public health officer says his office noticed the difference in numbers july 23rd and immediately alerted the state. at its core, the massive delay presents a greater health individual. >> by the time we're talking to an individual who is a case, it's way too late to isolate. we can learn about their contacts but too late for the quarantine. >> reporter: the numbers will be based on science and data. >> we apologize. you deserve better. the governor demands better of us a we're committed to doing better. >> reporter: galley says the state is making changes including a new laboratory reporting system for covid 14. abc7 news. >> doctors are scrambling to find treatments to save the lives of people infected by covid-19. there's promising news out of ucsf, a promising trial to helpful fight the drug quicker. the details. >> reporter: fighting against the clock, ucsf infectiouss disease doctors are doing a new trial that could potentially save lives. >> this is the third stage of the adoptive clinical trial looking at various interventions to treat covid-19. >> reporter: the worldwide

the other bay area counties on this list, contra costa, timoteo, santa clara, solana, noma, and napaounty are allowing salons and barbershops to welcome customers indoors as soon as today. one salon was seeing customers indoors as soon as they opened this morning. >> i feel blessed any day i can come to work, and having that taken away, has thrown so many of us stylists into deep depressions. so, this is absolutely wonderful. >> reporter: napa county is in the red lesser risk category, because of that, it can reopen salons and retail indoors, and also things like gyms and restaurants, for indoor dining. >> are restaurants, up to 25% capacity, and gyms, up to 10% capacity. >> reporter: the board of supervisors chair, diane, says the county trust the state health permits directions, on what can safely reopen. >> we have to strive for a balance between having all of these small businesses go under, which none of us want to see. and, protecting against the spread of the virus. the epidemiologists have worked out these positivity rates, and testing and so forth per hundred thousand and ha

starting with the lnu that expands across napa, solana, and yellow counties it is 33% contained. cal fire said they're leeting more evacuees go home now. but the wall bridge fire in sonoma county, which you see on the left there, continues to be a challenge for firefighters. >> make no mistake, there's a lot of work that has to be done. it's a very difficult country over there. there is no fire hiss troifr there. what i can tell you is there's a good plan in place. folks over there are working tirelessly every day. >> reporter: let's go right to wayne freedman who was at the wallidge fire today. wayne? >> it's been quieter today, a lot more smoky today and roadblocks continue. this is the entrance and there you see the cars trying to get in. many of them are. some of them are not. on the surface you might say this was too quiet a day but there weren't a lot of big flames, not a lot of advancement of the fires but up on the hills you see the work that's being done, weather helped as firefighters have gained ground. in the hills around healdsburg dry creek valley, this is what pass

. >>> solana county health offices are telling us about the lag time in getting the correct information from the state on how covid-19 cases affects its operations. >>> we rely on knowing about a case in as quick a manner as possible to be able to interview and investigate the illness. if we can't investigate people, we can't learn about where they got sick. we can't learn who they might have spread to so we can't do contact tracing or any of the other things we have to. truck dr. bella says incorrect or outdated information has been coming from the state since the pandemic started. state officials promised to fix that. >>> in san mateo county you can be fined for not wearing a face mask. yesterday county supervisors approved a fine for people and businesses that don't obey public health orders. for individuals, the fines begin at $100 for first offense. for a second violation, it is $200. goes up to $500 for more violations within a year. for businesses, the fines start at $250 with a maximum of $3000 per violation. the new county ordinance calls the violations administration infection