fans. >> i was upset the moment i heard he was coming. >> anywhere you go, you're going to hear things you may not agree with. air quality across the bay area was fine, but smoke from the oak fire could still impact the bay area. so growing up, i was always inspired by that story, and i was like, it's in my blood. >> oakland's new fire marshal is breaking barriers just like her family before her. and the fourth biggest lottery prize in u.s. history on the line tonight. we'll let you know if anyone is taking home the $800 million jackpot. good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ryan yamamoto. new at 11:00, long lines in santa rosa tonight as dave chapelle took center stage despite some vocal push back from the transgender community. >> reporter: the show went on as planned, despite online backlash over comedian dave chapelle's show here at the luther burbank center for the arts. you wouldn't know that there was any sign of controversy. looking at the lines of fans headed into the venue for chapelle's sold out show. it's one of four scheduled tuesday through thursday. >> diversity and inclusion is something everybody should take part in. >> reporter: it prompted activists to start this online petition and urged the venue to relocate his shows, stating that his rhetoric has dangerous consequences. more than 500 people vihave sigd it. >> i was upset the moment i heard he was coming to luther burbank. because they have very strong principles of inclusion. >> my role is to stand up and say that the community is hurting because of this. >> reporter: when they rented it out they didn't realize it would be for chapelle. in the end we determined it is not our role to censor, particularly from an organization renting our facility and one that provides diverse artists. this decision was not made lightly. >> i mean, i have to agree with dave on this one. for most things. but, you know, it's sensitive issue. dave is a, you know, part of being a comedian, at least his style, which ises also mine, iso be a little shocking, controversial. >> anywhere you go, you're going to hear things you don't agree with. it's just kind ufr the the world we're living in. an air quality advisory will be in effect because of alternaall the smoke. >> the oak fire is still producing plenty of smoke. and the winds in the mid-levels of the atmosphere, about a mile and a half, two miles up, still trying to blow that smoke to the bay area. it's most concentrated near the site of the fire. the winds, a couple miles up, are going to shift around a little bit, but still generally be out of the east. more smoke will be transported into the atmosphere over the bay area, not just tomorrow but continuing into thursday. but that smoke aloft isn't going to make its way down to ground level to any great degree. because the winds at ground level are onshore, keeping the fresh air from the pacific at ground level, keeping the smoke from settling down to the lowest levels of the atmosphere. there's going to be some smoke that gets pulled down by gravity and the onshore breeze may weaken enough at times to allow the air quality to deteriorate into the moderate category. i think that's worst it's going to get. not just tomorrow but through the rest of the workweek and even into the weekend. we're going to see another surge of monsoonal moisture that brings in the possibility of dry thunderstorms later this week. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. and encouragingn news where the oak fire has hardly grown at all since yesterday. the 18,000 acre blaze is now 26% contained with full containment expected this weekend. the fire has burned more than 50 structures to the ground, most of them homes. some evacuation orders have been downgraded to warnings. and highway 140 is open to yosemite. the pollock fire began this afternoon and is 5% contained tonight. oakland's brand-new fire marshal is honoring a long-standing family legacy. >> she's also breaking glass ceilings. >> reporter: meet feleicia sbr bryant. trailblazing just like her great-grandfather bill williams did when in 1920 he became one of the first black firefighters hired by the stcity of oakland. >> growing up, i was always inspired by that story, and i was like, it's in my blood. one of the biggest stories i have when i was on the engine was seeing little girls wow, she's a girl like me. i get to encourage people. >> reporter: vegetation management is a top priority especially after the firestorm of 1991. >> having lived through the hill fire, i was a student here. and i remember that. it was tragic, a very sad time for the city. i'm trying to make sure we prevent that from happening. >> reporter: that includes overseeing inspections of over 25,000 properties, and they have seen 90% of homeowners in compliance. >> we want the public to know they have a part in it. it's a partnership between the work that they do and the enforcement that we bring. >> reporter: it's that commitment to community that drives drives bryant to leave her mark on the city. >> it's about me making sure that the work that i do and the legacy that i leave is that we made oakland a bet ter place to live and people are happy wanting to live here. tonight there are new efforts along with a new reward to track down the suspects who shot and killed a uber driver in oakland. of two suspects ambushed him in his car. a $20,000 reward has been posted for any information leading to an arrest. the chamber of commerce also wants to help fund more police presence and cameras. they are looking to assign an officer to the little saigon neighborhood. and they want to add a local sub station to help address crime. nearly a million californians are facing possible long-term health problems because they received unsafe drinking water from a failing system, according to a blistering new report from the state auditor's office. as of late december the state water board identified high levels of nitrates, arsenic and e. coli in systems serving 920,000 people. health experts say exposure could increase the risk of liver and kidney disease and even cancer. more than two-thirds of the failing systems are located in remote, low-income communities. >> a number of these systems are located and concentrated in the central valley in the inland parts of southern california. 240 of these systems have been failing for three years or more. and 150 of those systems have basically been failing to provide safe drinking water for five years. >> the state water board argues the report doesn't tell the whole story, saying the agency has boosted funding by 80% to address the problem. the state auditor says it's not happening fast enough. tens of,00 thousands of spo fans packed oracle park, but it wasn't to watch baseball. >> but there was a pitch. as two of the best soccer teams in the world squared off. >> reporter: this is by no means your run of the mill soccer match. oracle was packed with fans who couldn't miss a once in a lifetime opportunity to see two of the most successful soccer clubs right near the bay area. on any given night, it's a sea of black and orange, but tonight they traded baseball hats for scarves, flags and soccer eryro is here in the bay area. america. >> reporter: the inaugural soccer champions tour made a stop in san francisco tuesday with an exhibition match between real madrid. 40,000 fans turned out to support their team. >> not only madrid but america, too. the fact that it came over here to sf is a huge deal. i've never seen that happen. >> watching real madrid is a big deal. it's one of the best teams in the world. who wouldn't want to go see real madrid? everybody want to go see real madrid. it's just crazy. >> reporter: fans drove from all over the bay area to see the match on the baseball diamond turned football pitch with some even visiting from other parts of the state. >> it took us like two hours to drive here, and the tickets were like 130. >> reporter: worth it? >> very worth it. >> reporter: and soccer fans in the bay area have even more to look forward to with the 2026 north american fifa world cup coming to levi stadium in santa clara. >> i'm trying to for sure when they come over here for mexico and canada. >> reporter: sara donchey. >> their hats for their scarves. the mega millions jackpot has sggrown to $1 million. >> the $830 million jackpot would have been the largest prize. the next drawing is on friday night. the top prize $1.02 billion. or can you prefer the cash option of $602 million. >> once you get matching five numbers was sold in california in the remote desert town of baker. 72960, 6366 with mega ball. oh, no! that is a person right there! a wild scene in southern california. the bizarre case involving a road construction sign. another bay area announces its first potential case of smox. shfrn i . new video out of southern california where a person is in custody after an unusual pursuit in a stolen construction trucla. the suspect was initially in a stolen car before stealing a construction truck. they sideswiped a car causing sparks to fly. authorities pinned the truck to the center divider. the suspect ran out but didn't get too far before a k-9 caught up with him. zf zfrgets a magnitude 7.1 quake tr struck. and crews are searching mountain villages for damage and mudslides. crews were trying to make a dent in a floating pile of trash. the crew pulled into sausalito today, hauling 96 tons of track it collected on a 45-day trip t honolulu. it won't remain trash. the plan is to repurpose, recycle or upcycle everything from the crew. >> nothing will go into landfill. and nothing will go back into the ocean. >> this vessel and others like it could be out there for decades doing this job and keep coming back with cargo holds full of plastic for years to come. >> they plan to do another voyage out to the garbage patch and will unload their haul in hawaii. a patient tested positive for monkeypox in an area that experi experiencing an outbreak. the monkeypox vaccine clinic is expected to be closed again tomorrow until they receive more vaccines from the feds. the city requested 35,000 doses but have only received 7800 so far. san francisco has reported 200 cases of that disease. and tonight the corpse flower is sblooming. it only happens every 79 year. >> as it with sblooms, it gives off a horrendous stench, hence the name. >> it's not the prettiest of plants in the world. >> it's massive. >> nine feet tall. >> after it finishes sblobloomi it kind of deflates. >> i don't think you're going to smell anything like wildfire smoke. near average temperatures are going to continue through the rest of the week, throughout weekend into early next week. the only thing that's going to change is that we are going to see more cloud cover by atmos saturday and sunday. i think we'll just see cloud cover over the pay area. for now, there's the fog. 58 degrees with that fog. the warm location san jose at 63 degrees. not a whole lot of variation to our temperatures at the moment. the fog is going to continue spreading into the inland valleys and will spread back out once the sun comes up. there will still be fog hanging around the bay by late morning. that should retreat toward the coast. temperatures tonight dropping down into the mid to upper 50s. the very coolest spots in the mid 50s. farthest east hanging around 60 degrees. if you're heading out to the coliseum for the a's game, 12:37 p.m. temperatures should in the mid-60s. temperatures tomorrow topping out close to normal for this time of year. 60s around the co. and the very warmest spots reaching 90 degrees. and when the warmest spots are around 90, that is not bad for july. staying in the 60s in san francisco, around 70 in oakland and low to mid-80s for san jose. the only change is that additional cloud cover beginning friday at least through the weekend and might hang out into early next week. most of the moisture will be further up in the atmosphere. the storm threat will remain low. i don't think you'll feel much mugginess at ground level. straight ahead in sports, 49ers checked in for work, and it's come to this for the giants. frustration level took its toll. we'll discuss. stay with us. baseball up top with the giants. the streak is six, folks. and that's a bad thing. carlos rodon kicked a bat. he's frustrated, but that's not acceptable. he felt awful. and two pitches hurt him. here's one of them. just barely got out of the diamond. wilmer flores. swung on, gone. 14th big fly this season. bottom third. here's the other rodon pitch that hurt him. a three-run blast from christian walker. rodon gave up six hits. but it ents what enough. diamond backs won it. san francisco haven't won since the all-star break. meantime, give this fan a contract. what a grab in oakland. the a's loaded them up against the astros, and this happened. hi, i'm chad pinder, and i'm ash. big fly, third inning grand slam, and like that it was 4-0. hug hug houston did cut the lead. ring up a three-game sweep on wednesday. nfl and the 49ers had be on the field tomorrow morning. trainin training camp, day one. but first, yogeorge kittle brok the ice. >> who do you want to tight in a grizzly bear or silver back gorilla. >> shanahan made it clear, it's trade time. >> it's nothing against jimmy. we made that decision a year ago, and we're going with that. we're not going to mess around with that any more. i don't think we have really messed around with that much. but once we made that decision, we did. y jimmy understands that. it is what it is. >> that's david quinn who became the shark's 11th head coach in franchise history. sharks have had trouble scores, igniting post-season runs. they've not played playoff hockey since 2019. to get there would be quite story. a record-setting journey from santa cruz to the former surf champion has broken the record for the longest distance traveled on a wing foil. >> he left santa cruz in may and traveled more than 2500 miles across the pacific to honolulu, powered only by the wind and sun in a journey that lasted 48 days. in he says he launched his 48-day yurjourney to bring awareness to ocean pollution and climate change. >> people make the statement if we don't do something by now by 2050 there will be more plastic pollution in the sea than the fish. i only saw seven fish on my journey and counted over 79 pieces of plastics on my journey. >> he braved freezing temperatures, storms, almost got hit by a container ship. >> how did he survive in on freeze dried food and water filtered with a dee salinization device. that's incredible. there it is again. every time we joke about it. nope. always going to be a little fuzzy. thanks for watching, - [narrator] the following program is paid for by pintas and mullins, the law firm dedicated to fighting for the survivors of sex abuse for more than three decades. this program contains graphic content and difficult 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