ali wentworth, everybody. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi aaron.overnight. this new video shows a home in flames on wallace creek road near mill creek road. it's burned 20,000 acres and power has been cut just outside hillsburg. right now, the entire city is under an evacuation warning. >>> good morning, everyone. here's a look at our visible picture where we're looking at the fog and smoke and haze over the bay area. this is our east bay hills camera. where you can't see much a at all. 63 in oakland. 59 in half moon bay. fog and low clouds here at the golden gate so for the early part of day, we have the cooler air, the higher humidity, smoky conditions for the afternoon wih hazy skies. 60s coast to mid-90s [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. >>> and we'll have another update in about 30 minutes, but in the meantime, gma continues now. ♪ ♪ >>> that's right. welcome back, ever

some rail services were disrupted and a golf tournament at the nearby wentworth golf club had to be calledeather with stav danaos. hello there. it was uncomfortably hot yesterday for some people and overnight — extremely muggy and humid across the south—east. it is going to continue to be hot across the south of the country this weekend. in fact, many places will be dry and settled thanks to high pressure. bit of cloud around close to the east coast through the afternoon. it could see one or two showers develop across north—west england and the north midlands, but most places dry and warm, hot again across parts of england and wales. temperatures 33 or 3a degrees across the south—east. overnight, it looks like we will start to see some cloud rolling in off the north sea on this north—easterly breeze. this will blanket in the warmth, so another warm and muggy night to come from much of england and wales. a little bit fresher for scotland and northern ireland. start off rather grey for sunday morning across some central and eastern areas. maybe a spot of drizzle. but as that cloud melts away

and he might be excused for having a shaky opening round, because he walked all the way from wentworthcourse in surrey with the ryder cup, a 210—kilometre trek over four days to raise money for golf charities. i caught up with him to talk about the state of the sport, and his feet! 210 from first day to sunday, it was a bigger challenge than i thought it would be. but! a bigger challenge than i thought it would be. but i guess anything good, it has to be a challenge. my feet are all right. it's more of the sessions than anything. they are taking a bit of a beating. they're recovering slowly. i think all sports have struggled to get back to some kind of normality, putting fixtures back in the calendar. as we see with football at the moment, it's not the elites top level that is the worry. it's the damage that might have been done to the grassroots coming through, and golf is no different. we have to get back to some sort of normality. sport is obviously part of our lives. it's not the most essential part of our lives, but it is a certain part of oui’ lives, but it is a certain part of o

some rail services were disrupted and a golf tournament at the nearby wentworth golf club had to be calledeather looks set to continue this weekend across much of the uk, but there's been a warning to steer clear of packed beaches amid concerns over social—distancing. several resorts urged people to stay away yesterday after overcrowding — and the coastguard said they were called out to dozens of incidents. sophia seth has this report. seeing crowds visit the coast on a hot day is not unusual for our emergency surfaces, but yesterday the uk coastguard had 70 call—outs by midday — and that, they say, is above average for this time of year. and by the early evening, call—outs had more than trebled. with temperatures reaching in excess of 30 degrees celsius in parts of the country, the rnli also called on beach—goers to follow water safety advice. for those people that might be holidaying in the uk for the first time in a while, the beach environment and the ocean environment that we've got here on the north coast of cornwall is very different to some of those holiday destinations in spain in

i talked to george wentworth about this with the national employment law project, a real expert on unemployment insurance. we talked about how critical these benefits have been so far. how critical they would be at this point. not just to individuals who have lost their jobs but to the economy as a whole. let's listen to what he had to say. >> the thing about unemployment insurance is these workers are not putting that money in the bank but right back into their local economies to pay for food, housing, utilities, transportation -- all of the basic needs. so this money is keeping the economy rolling and it's essential for workers and it is essential for the overall economic health of the country. >> things are so tenuous right now, george was getting at that as we spoke. this has sort of kept the u.s. economy afloat. there have been people who made mortgage payments or rent payments now will be unable to do that because they don't have this cash on hand. this lapse is really important. you were talking to melissa murray a moment ago about the lag times we could face. it is going to cause a lot

this is on washington street, right above wentworth. in those days there would be called washington place. he is really not selling vegetables, he is selling chicken. you can barely make it out. then here, this is called the fish seller, and this is on waverly place. piccolo cafe was. alice barkley had her cafe there. today it is the boiling shrimp restaurant. it was also called a pot sticker restaurant. this was right outside of that. but he was not selling fish. we know this guy, his name was bob. his father worked at a slaughterhouse in the hunters point area, and he got all the intestines delivered free, and his son brought them to chinatown and sold them. and he got very wealthy doing that. this is the salvation army in chinatown. and we know arnold gentz did certain things to make it more chinese call more -- chinese, more oriental. here is a white lady with a bonnet. he made sure she was covered so that all you saw were chinese. now, look at this guy. ok. we know who he is. his name was fong, and he went to berkeley initially, th

> and tomorrow on "gma," fasten your seat belts because george's favorite guest of all time, ali wentworthd i think in that much more, george, you're included in that. >> yeah. >> it premieres today. make sure you check it out. >> tight shot on george. >> it's the only way to see her during the convention. >> you can tune in to iheartradio or anywhere you get your podcast. i cannot wait. >> i am a little nervous for you but looking forward to that. >>> also this morning right here on "gma," senator kamala harris' inspiring journey. we are hearing from the friends who grew up with her, and more on her biggest cheerleader, her husband doug emhoff tweeting saying, i am so proud of you. you made history tonight. now let's go help joe win this thing. >>> more on the speech she gave. made history by accepting the vice presidential nomination. also president obama blasted his successor, president trump, as a danger to our democracy. a former president taking on a sitting president in a way we've not seen before. mary bruce is in delaware with the highlights. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good

it also stopped play at wentworth golf course, which is next to the historic heathland.chobham common. the incident yesterday started around 12:30pm and spread to approximately 150 acres. as you mentioned 60 homes were evacuated, displacing approximately 120 individuals and i don't, i wouldn't be surprised if that number as far as the acreage would not be expected to grow this morning, and as for being able to put the drones back in the air. go ahead. i wasjust going to say, is it under control, are you able to stop the spread? last night we we re able to stop the spread? last night we were able to contain the spread as faras any we were able to contain the spread as far as any forward movement to the north where a lot of those homes we re the north where a lot of those homes were located, we do anticipate as mentioned earlier on the weather broadcast, we do anticipate that this will flare up again today with the high temperatures, and the decreasing humidity, so we are anticipating that additional spread is possible but we feel confident that we will have the resources

alarming scenes there wentworth today.n sportsday... 25 years on from his record breaking jump in gothenburg — jonathan edwards tells us of the surprise that his record has stood for so long. it's been a busy day on and off the track at silverstone ahead of this weekend's formula one 70th anniversary grand prix. lewis hamilton and valtteri bottas took it in turns to top the time sheets, but the bigger news involves their mercedes team who say they have concerns over "legal, commercial and sporting" issues in the contract f1 want them to sign to take part next season. they've got till wednesday to agree a deal. second practice came to a premature end when sebastian vettel‘s ferrari suffered engine failure. it was also a tough day for racing point after sergio perez tested positive again for coronavirus and they were fined and docked points for copying parts on their car from mercedes. three time champion mark williams is through to the quarter finals of the world snooker championships in sheffield. the welshman endured a le